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Microstock Footage Forum => Video Equipment / Sofware / Technique => Topic started by: Mantis on November 19, 2019, 21:14
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For whatever reason when Lightroom last updated, it now drastically changes my Nikon raw files when they Import. I have never had this problem before. I would import my raw NEF file and the preview would look exactly like the view in my camera. Now when I import the images are 2-3 stops too dark and I cannot figure out how to set lightroom to view the images as shot. There has to be a way or LR becomes useless for time lapse. I have 10,000 images from about 15 time lapses and use LRT time-lapse together with LR. LRT views the images properly.
Does anyone else have this issue and how can I get back the profile that fits my camera? Using Nikon D810 and D850's. I check marked in preferences to use the profile based on my camera's serial number but that didn't do squat.
Right now LR is unusable.
Appreciate any help you can provide.
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Have you contacted Adobe?
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Yes contact Adobe support on Adobe.com. I contacted them twice recently about Photoshop 2020. The first time with the first problem I talked to someone on the online chat. He was super helpful and logged into my machine remotely and reset some Photoshop preferences and that fixed the problem. The second time I contacted them about a different problem. I used chat support again and got someone clearly much less knowledgeable than the person I spoke to the first time, he gave me some dumb answer that made no sense and then told me to go to the Adobe forums. I instead just called up their support phone number and spoke to a different person who was quite a bit more knowledgable and willing to help and the problem got solved.
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Set the Picture control to neutral, and disable D-Linghting, that worked for a me.
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Yes contact Adobe support on Adobe.com. I contacted them twice recently about Photoshop 2020. The first time with the first problem I talked to someone on the online chat. He was super helpful and logged into my machine remotely and reset some Photoshop preferences and that fixed the problem. The second time I contacted them about a different problem. I used chat support again and got someone clearly much less knowledgeable than the person I spoke to the first time, he gave me some dumb answer that made no sense and then told me to go to the Adobe forums. I instead just called up their support phone number and spoke to a different person who was quite a bit more knowledgable and willing to help and the problem got solved.
That solved it. Reset developer mode. Bingo.
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Set the Picture control to neutral, and disable D-Linghting, that worked for a me.
Nice work @joaquincorbalan!
-Mat