Illustrations after export are more red - Bigger saturation

[Vojtech Slavik]

Hi I have little problem when I link my illustrations from Twinmotions to ArchiCad25 and then I exported to PDF.

I see that walls are more Redder and feeling like with more saturation . I don't need super exact colors but similarly will be very good.

I'm using JPEG format because i need quite mini size of PDF.

Anyone know how to avoid it ?

And I know that I can switch to like PNG format but then PDF is much much bigger.

TM - Illustration : 

Export AC

[Lingwisyer]

It is more than just the wall, your whole scene is becoming warmer. Are there colour space or temperature options when exporting from Twinmotion?

Ling.

[Vojtech Slavik]

I don't get it what you mean Ling. 

1. I exported from Twinmotion to JPG

2. JPG link to Archicad

3. Archicad Export whole presentation with drawing and illustrations and just illustrations became warmer I didn't set anything in AC after linking.

[Erwin Edel]

I believe Ling is referring to Color Representation being exported and perhaps not translating well in ArchiCAD.

It will probably be set to something like sRGB or Adobe RGB.

[Karl Ottenstein]

As @Erwin Edel said, it is probably related to your color space - and also probably to whether your viewing app recognizes your monitor color space.  My experience is similar to these articles in that using jpeg, which typically will use an 8 bit sRGB color space, can result in a color shift depending if the original was using a larger color space.

https://community.adobe.com/t5/lightroom-classic-discussions/export-to-srgb-gt-too-red/m-p/9727420

https://fstoppers.com/originals/why-choosing-wrong-color-space-can-be-disaster-493479

Even though you say that you need quite small jpegs... you might experiment just to see if large/less-compressed jpeg is any better and if PNG or TIFF give you better results and/or if the TwinMotion export gives you a choice of color space for the export.