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Anonymous Sun 16 Nov 2008 04:41:00 No.294477 View View Reply Original Report

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So I'm titting around with Adobe Lightroom, but when I want to export my pictures (.CR2 -> 90% jpeg) I do so in sRGB, for the interwebz and my computer of course, but the images come out with completely different colours as in Lightroom. I've been searching the webs for solutions, but haven't found any that worked sofar. Am I this stupid or is LR just arse-fucking me?

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M▌e▌e▌s▌e▌▌▌ !iZn5BCIpug Sun 16 Nov 2008 05:16:00 No.294502 Report

Quoted By: >>294698

>>294477
>>colours
nice try troll

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Anonymous Sun 16 Nov 2008 08:24:00 No.294561 Report

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Same problem here.

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Anonymous Sun 16 Nov 2008 08:27:00 No.294563 Report

Quoted By: >>294581

This is because Lightroom is color aware and is using the colorspace profile of your monitor inf as set in Windows. Outside of Lightroom normal viewers and browsers ignore it (Unless you set it like in Firefox 3).

I have yet to find a way to disable it and FORCE Lightroom to display sRGB. If anyone knows how please enlighten us.

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Anonymous Sun 16 Nov 2008 09:46:00 No.294581 Report

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>>294563
Macfag here.
If I open a photo in Preview it then looks completely different to how it looks in Lightroom.
Likewise in Photoshop I can proof the colours to my monitor calibration and it looks like they would do in Firefox/Preview. Just not in Lightroom.

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Anonymous Sun 16 Nov 2008 14:58:00 No.294698 Report

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>>294502
Yeah, funnay.

Deleting the colour profile for your monitor seems to work for some people, but I want my picture to look the same in sRGB as it is in PPRGB, so it will look the same for other people/computers as well. Is there no way to neatly convert the colour space of the picture while maintaining how it looks, e.g. unleash some sort of function on the colour information which calculates new values for the colours? Just a wild guess.

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Anonymous Sun 16 Nov 2008 16:16:00 No.294732 Report

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OP here. I just set the color profile my monitor should use to an sRGB profile - this fucks up working in Pro Photo RGB, because LR will use this profile to base its treatment of colours on. Not recommended, because this will fuck up your possibilities with printing and such, but it isn't a problem for me, I'm just upping them to the tubes and stuff.

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