Odd Tiff color problem

Hello everyone,

I've recently completed a logo for a friend and sent it to him as 2
photoshop files (rgb & cmyk) and a flattened tiff (cmyk). The photoshop
cmyk file is fine, but (he claims) the tiff file is washed in a
different lighter shade of color (the main colors are yellow and gold,
the tiff file is "orangy" - the tiff file uses no compression). I've
checked the tiff file in a number of different aps on my system (PS 6 &
7, illustrator) and can find no major color discrepancy.. There is a
subtle flatness between the rgb and cmyk - but that is expected. He says
the tiff file is "orangy". Before I freak, is there any color setting
which would produce this? I haven't had a hardcopy proof done; (next
step) but the orange wash-out appears only on his screen. Any ideas
what this is? Is it my settings or his?

Thanks for your time,

Stardog

His monitor is not set correctly
for proper color viewing??

Mike C

"Stardog" <stardog DeleteThis @acmemail.net> wrote in message
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> Hello everyone,
>
> I've recently completed a logo for a friend and sent it to him as 2
> photoshop files (rgb & cmyk) and a flattened tiff (cmyk). The photoshop
> cmyk file is fine, but (he claims) the tiff file is washed in a
> different lighter shade of color (the main colors are yellow and gold,
> the tiff file is "orangy" - the tiff file uses no compression). I've
> checked the tiff file in a number of different aps on my system (PS 6 &
> 7, illustrator) and can find no major color discrepancy.. There is a
> subtle flatness between the rgb and cmyk - but that is expected. He says
> the tiff file is "orangy". Before I freak, is there any color setting
> which would produce this? I haven't had a hardcopy proof done; (next
> step) but the orange wash-out appears only on his screen. Any ideas
> what this is? Is it my settings or his?
>
> Thanks for your time,
>
> Stardog
>