Hi Fred,

Thanks for your quick reply. To answer your questions:

-The reddish tone is in both the thumbnails and when I click on them for a larger size.
-I'm using the Spyder2express monitor profile.
-I have tried printing the image, and it prints as red as Qimage displays it
-I've tried saving it as both a JPG and PSD, and it turns red both ways.
-My Working space settings are:

RGB: SRGB Iec61966-2.1
CMYK: US web coded (swop) v2
Grey: dot gain 20%
Spot: dot gain 20%

Color Management Policies: Preserve imbedded profile.

Hope this helps. If you need anything else, let me know. I'll be hapy to email you one of the pictures in question if you still need more info.

Thanks so much! 

Hi Mike,
 
I've been using Q Image for over a year with great results, but recently I've been encountering a problem.
 
I have started using photoshop templates to create Christmas cards out of photos I've taken. While in Photoshop in pictures/templates look great, but when I open them in Q Image it changes the overall tone of the cards to red. This is especially true with skin color, as all subjects will look as though they've been badly sun-burned. The only way I can come close to correcting this issue is to drastically change the colors while in Photoshop and hope that the adjustments Q Image makes will now make the photo look normal, but this is very time consuming and rarely gives me accurate coloring.
 
Is there anything you can recommend to help fix this issue? Also, I am using a Spyder2express for color management profiles, if that matters.
 
Any information you can provide would be greatly appreciated.
 
Have a great day!