Why is Photoshop's white color appearing as a yellowish tone?

[phylotree]

I have photoshop CS5 installed in my computer, but the "White" color for anything in it always appears to be a facial cream like yellowish color. I don't know why, I chose the value (255,255,255) already. Any help please...

 

[Greg Bernhardt]

I have photoshop CS5 installed in my computer, but the "White" color for anything in it always appears to be a facial cream like yellowish color. I don't know why, I chose the value (255,255,255) already. Any help please...

Is your monitor configured correctly?

 

[Number Nine]

What kind of computer are you using? Not all systems use 255,255,255 as their default white value. Note that monitor configuration plays a big part in this as well.

 

[phylotree]

Ohhhh, thanks, I reconfigure it and it becomes "white" now.

 

[LudusRex]

There could be a few reasons why the white color in Photoshop is appearing as a yellowish tone. One possibility is that your display settings may be affecting the color appearance. Make sure your monitor's color profile is properly calibrated and that you are viewing the image in the correct color space.

Another possibility is that there may be a color cast in the original image you are working with. This could be due to lighting conditions or the color settings of the camera used to capture the image. Try adjusting the white balance or color temperature of the image to see if that helps.

It is also important to note that the appearance of colors can vary between different versions of Photoshop. If you have recently upgraded to CS5 from a previous version, there may be slight differences in color rendering.

If none of these solutions resolve the issue, it is possible that there may be a glitch or bug in your Photoshop software. You can try updating to the latest version or contacting Adobe support for assistance.