Question / Help Incorrect colors when moving an image to OBS

[AverytheFurry]

Hey, I was trying to use an overlay I created and ran into this issue. Any help would be much appreciated.



Colors should look like this:

Instead they look like this:

 

[koala]

Usually, the checkered areas in painting programs are the visualization for transparency. If you use a transparent overlay with OBS, the picture info below it shines through. OBS will not visualize transparency, it will simply show what the transparency effect will do. In your case, the picture below the overlay is black - probably the canvas, so you see the transparent part as black. Put an image source below and you will see the image through your overlay.

 

[AverytheFurry]

Usually, the checkered areas in painting programs are the visualization for transparency. If you use a transparent overlay with OBS, the picture info below it shines through. OBS will not visualize transparency, it will simply show what the transparency effect will do. In your case, the picture below the overlay is black - probably the canvas, so you see the transparent part as black. Put an image source below and you will see the image through your overlay.

I'm not talking about the transparent part. The actual colors are wrong, look at the blue in the background

 

[AverytheFurry]

Bump

 

[AverytheFurry]

Bump

 

[AverytheFurry]

Bump

 

[Harold]

Don't use full color range in OBS

 

[AverytheFurry]

Don't use full color range in OBS

What is "full color range"

 

[Harold]

In settings - advanced, change the color range back to partial.