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C1 does not develop file into Adobe RGB

Sean Kernan
My files, set to develop into Adobe RGB, are suddenly coming out looking much flatter than the on-screen preview in C1 Pro. How can fix this? Thanks.

PS This is not a leopard-related issue, as I am using Tiger on the computer in question.
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  • James 7
    Check in prefs your rendering intents? They should be set to "perceptual" and "best" for generally the best conversions.
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  • Sean Kernan
    Those are the preferences that I'm using. A further thing: When measuring a Macbeth Color Checker, the numbers are the same, but in fact the look is different, in that the Photoshop file is generally more washed out. So it seems to be related to how each program is representing the same information.
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  • James 7
    Only other thing I can think of is that either C1 or photoshop is in softproofing mode? (a cmyk profile would look relatively dull?)

    If the colour numbers are the same, and the photoshop "color" prefs are right... I dunno! Is the profile damaged? (use colour sync to have a look)
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  • James 7
    oh... and! Just thought....
    Check your profile policies in colour settings are all on "preserve" and not "asign"
    as an asigned profile, is not the same as a working one.
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  • Sean Kernan
    Checking all settings, they are as they should be.
    When looking at a file in C! and the same image developed into photoshop, the numbers are identical, and yet the look is different.
    BTW, I am using a profile made with Coloreyes. When I develop a file using the Product Flash profile, the developed file and the C1 representation of it are the same. The visual idfference comes when I view and develop using my own profile. But, again the numbers read the same. Only the look is different.
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  • Anonymous
    [quote="Sean Kernan" wrote:
    My files, set to develop into Adobe RGB, are suddenly coming out looking much flatter than the on-screen preview in C1 Pro. How can fix this? Thanks.

    PS This is not a leopard-related issue, as I am using Tiger on the computer in question.


    HI Sean-


    1- You should create a support case and include screenshots of the problem with the known working space or icc profile , along with a RAW file . Heres how to create a support case http://www.phaseone.com/HOME/Content/Su ... 20-%20Main
    2-If you have two monitors you can experience differences. So make sure the screenshot is taken off one screen.
    3- How does your processed image measure up in another color management software besides photoshop? Consider it may be a photoshop rendering problem !?
    4-Use soft proof or proof profile to show accurate color management application in Capture One.

    Kind regards-
    JRA
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  • James 7
    If the colour numbers are reading the same, then I can only guess you are looking at an asigned profile and not the working one. Try using the assign profile command in photoshop and see if they are different...?
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