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Processing some NEFs last night and noticed when I run through imageprocessor in CS3, the resulting image looks faded.
Color space is Adobe RGB 1998. System is a iMac 2.8GHz,4GB ram, and OS X 10.5.6. Just recently with much headaches, upgraded from 10.5.5. Monitor is calibrated. Used OS X color sampler with the images side by side, picked the same point and there is definite difference mostly in the Red channel.
When I open the image through Camera RAW, into photoshop, do any changes if needed and save through photoshop, color no longer looks faded.
I went back and tried imageprocessor again, this time converting to sRGB and the result was not faded.
In the past I have not had any problems with imageprocessor, but have had problems with prints looking faded/greenish gray cast which I have not resolved. Any thoughts, suggests on these problems would be appreciated.
Color space is Adobe RGB 1998. System is a iMac 2.8GHz,4GB ram, and OS X 10.5.6. Just recently with much headaches, upgraded from 10.5.5. Monitor is calibrated. Used OS X color sampler with the images side by side, picked the same point and there is definite difference mostly in the Red channel.
When I open the image through Camera RAW, into photoshop, do any changes if needed and save through photoshop, color no longer looks faded.
I went back and tried imageprocessor again, this time converting to sRGB and the result was not faded.
In the past I have not had any problems with imageprocessor, but have had problems with prints looking faded/greenish gray cast which I have not resolved. Any thoughts, suggests on these problems would be appreciated.
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