CaptureOne and Faststone imageviewer

Robert Glotzbach

• 10. September 2019 15:39

Hello all,

After exporting my images to jpeg with sRGB profile, I open them in Faststone and they look much more saturated there.
But when I import them back into CO, they look fine. So there is a difference in how both programs view the jpeg's.
Any thoughts what's going on and how to solve it.... now don't know what to trust.

Regards, Robert Glotzbach

0

• 

  Ian Wilson

  Moderator

  • 10. September 2019 17:45

  

  Possibly you need to enable colour management in afaststone.
  
  
  
  Ian

  0
• 

  Willy Knuever

  • 11. September 2019 13:12

  My expierence is (Adobe RGB) that you must not use the color magagement in Faststone Image Viewer.
  
  Regards,
  
  Willy

  0
• 

  Robert Glotzbach

  • 14. September 2019 07:59

  Thanks guys for answering 😊
  Even after enabling CMS still not ok, actually no visible difference at all.
  At left is the image from CO... at right FastStone.
  Looks fine when i open it directly in chrome.
  
  https://www.dropbox.com/s/n3it2v9jt2hxj8i/FastStoneVersusCO%20(edited-Pixlr)?raw=1

  0
• 

  Terry Williams

  • 27. September 2019 09:25

  I had similar issues. Especially when working in ProPhoto RGB or AdobeRGB, the exporting into SRGB for viewing. I'm thinking, that if working in a high gamut and trying to compress it in to a smaller gamut, you are going to have these issues.
  
  I'm still trying to figure out soft proofing. So I can work in AdobeRGB, flip a switch and see what will look like in a different gamut before actually exporting.

  0

Post ist für Kommentare geschlossen.