Colors change at render time in After Effects, even when uncompressed

[edwardthomas101]

Taking care of maintaining colorspaces in Adobe RGB 1998, I created a  .PSD file in Photoshop with three circles, each with a pure R , G and B colors. for example: Red = (R 100%, G 0%, B 0%). Imported it into After Effects, maintaining the Adobe RGB 1998 colorspace, Rendered a PNG from  file and the resulting colors are: for "Red":  (R: 219, G:1, B: 0), for "Green": (R:144, G: 255, B: 6)!!!!! and "Blue": (R:1, G:0,B: 250). What is going on???

[edwardthomas101]

Correction in the values:

Original PSD file values, file created in Photoshop:

Red: R255, G0, B 0

Green; R0, G:255, B:0

Blue: R0,G0,B255

Resulting PNG file, after being imported and rendered from After Effects:

"Red": R:219,G:1,B:0

"Green": R:144,G:255,B:60

"Blue": R:1,G:0,B: 250

[Kevin-Monahan]

Still having trouble, edwardthomas101? Let us know what's going on.

Thanks,
Kevin

[edwardthomas101]

No, haven't figured out the problem... I see that different file formats encode different values, it seems. Could I have some orientation?

[Szalam]

Do you have color management turned on in After Effects?