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When I save an image off Redshift render as a PNG, and I open it up in Photoshop, what color profile should I choose? From what I've read and watched, I should choose the color profile it was saved with - which in this case is ACEScg, so I should choose that on Photoshop right? Except when I do that, it gets super bright and looks nothing like the render screen. I have Photoshop set to ask me what profile to use whenever it opens a photo - this is part of the confusion. When I render and save it as a PNG, and then open it up in Photoshop of Affinity Photo, it looks completely different. On the default setting, Redshift is set to use ACEScg color space, displaying it on sRGB, and applying ACES 1.0 SDR Video on it. For reference I'm using Cinema 4D with Redshift, working with ACES. I'm trying to understand how to color manage to get consistent results but I'm failing spectacularly at it currently.

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