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Ricoh GRIII Color Issues

Constantin Mirbach

Lately I am using the Ricoh GRIII for smaller shoots and I noticed some major issues with the color management in Capture One 22 (for Mac). 

After exporting the image (no matter what format) the shadows appear very green, while the same image looks perfectly toned in Capture One. 

Does anybody know what to do? 

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  • Jason
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    Came here planning to ask the same question. Didn't realize it was the GR and thought I was having some other problem. I'm getting lots of clipping that flashes in and out whenever I make any adjustment, and then when the image is processed I get the clipped/desaturated version instead of what I'm seeing on screen. I made a gif of what this looks like when I make any adjustment - https://imgur.com/a/lydDgAd. 

    I used DNGs from a GR II in the past with no issues. Now using a GR IIIx. When I process the image in LR on my phone or computer it appears normally. 

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    The first and easiest thing I would do is disabling hardware acceleration.

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  • Jason

    My issue turned out to be that C1 doesn't recognize the GRIIIx. You have to change the exif on all of the photos to GRIII. After doing so, everything displayed normally. 

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    https://support.captureone.com/hc/en-us/articles/360002718118-Camera-models-and-RAW-files-support-in-Capture-One-#h_a9ca081c-e40a-407d-9efd-efc079a5d263

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  • jonathan howard

    I'm having the opposite in that my fuji raw files look foggy and washed out, with no shadow detail, but when I export a jpeg it looks ok. not sure what's happening.

     

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