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Chromatic Aberration only visible on export/"edit in"

Garrett Coyte
First time I'm noticing this issue after years of using C1. No visible purple fringing while doing adjustments within C1, but upon export or using the "edit in" > photoshop function, I get very visible purple fringing in the details.

Am I missing something? Did something change in the newest version that would prevent that adjustment from carrying on export? It's so noticeable that I can't use C1 at the moment. Can't figure this one out - any advice appreciated.
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  • Ian Wilson
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    When you check for purple fringing in Capture One, do you do so while viewing at 100%? That is the only way to accurately see what effect the tool is having - it really doesn't show up well on previews. (Though in my experience, I have to admit, the usual problem is that even if CA and fringing have been corrected for and look OK at 100% - and in output - the preview still doesn't look right at zoom-to-fit view.)

    Ian
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  • Garrett Coyte
    Thanks for your response Ian. That's the confusing part! It looks great in C1, even at 100%. It's only when I leave C1, in any way, that it shows back up. It's almost as if the purple fringe tool is being ignored on export.
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  • Garrett Coyte
    Following up with a little more detail...

    After selecting "open in", C1 generates the .tiff (or .PSD - tried both), and shows that in the C1 catalog. Even the .tiff generated by C1 within C1 has the purple fringing, but the .ARW does not. So bizarre.
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  • Garrett Coyte
    Re-installed and problem solved. Apologies for not doing that first.
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  • Ian Wilson
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    [quote="NNN636319383316425826" wrote:
    Following up with a little more detail...

    After selecting "open in", C1 generates the .tiff (or .PSD - tried both), and shows that in the C1 catalog. Even the .tiff generated by C1 within C1 has the purple fringing, but the .ARW does not. So bizarre.

    NB - you need to be clear about the difference between Edit with and Open with. Edit with should create a TIFF, JPG, etc with your edits applied and then open that in Photoshop, Affinity, or whatever. Open with just opens the raw file in the application you choose, and won't reflect the edits you have done in Capture One.

    Ian
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  • NNN637040010687131207
    I'm having the exact same issue with the purple showing up once I try and "Edit In" photoshop or even if I create a Variant Tiff the purple shows up. I tried the re-install but that didn't help.
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  • SFA
    [quote="NNN637040010687131207" wrote:
    I'm having the exact same issue with the purple showing up once I try and "Edit In" photoshop or even if I create a Variant Tiff the purple shows up. I tried the re-install but that didn't help.


    Are you working at 100% view?
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  • NNN637040010687131207
    I see it at 25%, 33%. 50%. 67%, 100%, 200%, 300%

    Here's a shot of the fringe.

    https://photos.app.goo.gl/ZG5gB6gs1Ef6waJg8
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