Color difference between Lightroom and Exported Photo





After exporting a photo, I'm noticing a major difference in colors between the photo I've exported (now being viewed outside of Lightroom) and the photo as it looked in Lightroom. I'm not sure if this is a color space issue or a calibration issue or something else entirely. My camera (Nikon D750) is set to sRGB, as are the exports. Below is a screen shot of the exported photo (on left) and as it shows in the Lightroom development panel (on right). What is causing this, and how can I fix it?

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You seem to be using the Windows Photos App, which is not color managed, and will not display correct colors.

Lightroom is color managed, and will display correct colors, as long as the monitor profile is correct.

This difference in color is more pronounced if you have wide gamut monitor, in which case you have to use only color managed applications to view your work.

Bridge and [Irfanview](http://www.irfanview.com/) are both free and color managed (you have to enable color management under Settings in Irfanview).

On Windows 10, the Windows Photo Viewer is apparently still color managed, but it's hidden somewhere. Do a search for it.

A paid option is the latest version of ACDSee (20).


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The color space you set in the camera only affects jpgs (and the jpg embedded in the raw files), if you shoot raw, it doesn't matter which color space you choose.
okay, from an iphone i see the problem. make sure you don’t have anything on too high of a pixel measurement regarding width as well as make sure none of what you have on position other than auto is sticking out. hope this helps. :wink::+1: on some cameras, there is a setting in the menu screen to adjust the brighness of the screen. i would also suggest just using the viewfinder to take pictures as well. Photography is the process of making pictures (graph) using light (photo)...  
Light takes the most important role on produce nice pictures  
  
There`re no fixed rules about photography, it`s an art so nobody have rights to say that the photo is good or bad...  
  
During rainy day, you should prepare camera`s water-proof jacket or an umbrella to protect it against water. Some expensive cameras have been equipped with water-proof material. turns out what solved the problem was setting the cullpadding property using the setcullpadding() property.

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Using the gadget for a long time, in a dark place or in a certain position generally does not affect the cylinder eyes because these things do not cause abnormalities of the corneal curvature or the lens of the eye so that it will not cause deterioration of the cylinder eyes.



Curvature abnormalities in the cornea or eye lens can be caused by:



 Hereditary factors History of injury / injury to eyes Side effects of nearsightedness nearsightedness or nearsightedness (plus eyes) are quite severe Eye disorders of the cornea Down syndrome Premature birth history or low birth weight The difference between the cylinder values ​​between the two eyes is natural occurs because there is not a single organ in the body that is similar between the left side and right side, but for the cause of the increase in the value of your cylinder, needs further examination by an eye specialist.



For the value of the cylinder itself will not decrease by itself, but can be reduced by operative measures such as LASIK, LASEK, photorefractive keratectomy, or replacement of eye lenses with artificial eye lenses.



Until now, there has been no special prevention for astigmatism, but you can avoid injury to the eye and avoid worsening your eye condition.



I hope this helps. i've seen this as well. it happened to me when i allowed evernote access to selected photos vs all photos. it is a new ios 14 feature. but it keeps asking. in fairness, i have seen this with other apps too though, so not sure if this is an ios 14 bug or the devs aren't 100% sure how to use the new feature.
 


 for me the fix was to go into iphone privacy settings and give evernote access to all photos, then go back in and deny access. but if you try to import photos again and give it selected access this loop will happen again, so if you do it frequently, give evernote access to all photos. that was all you could do with ios 13 and earlier anyway. early photographers relied on the outdoor use of sunlight/daylight to expose light sensitive paper. photograms were able to be created in a darkroom, first with an oil lamp and then an electric bulb. basically, you could use picking from the camera to the center of the tag position to see if it is behind something.

if yes, you could manually adapt the style. first, can you make sure there’s no chrome processes running in the background? you can check it via task manager. and try to import again.