Hi trshaner...i can't thank you enough..im out working at the moment but I'm going to print off what you have said and try this. I will let you know how I go on..but thank you for spending so much time trying to help me Sent from my Samsung Galaxy smartphone. ... View more

thank you everyone for spending the time to try and help.  I have been up all night trying to sort this out as I have just finished a wedding post editing and I wanted it to be right.  I have tried loads of different methods through the night. I have downloaded about 4 different viewers and they all show the images as too red, ive tried all the different camera profiles and they're the same in varying degrees. The only way I have found that seems to work which seems to give good consistant colours with the exported jpgs, is to do my post production with the monitor set at 6500k, then export the files to jpg, then to view the images and generally do normal computer stuff, switch the monitor back to sRGB, this seems to give good results and seems virtually identical to how I edited the files in lightroom. If necessary I could live with this but I just wondered if that sparked an idea with anyone as to why I cant just see the files the same in lightroom and exported jpg.When I go back to lightroom the images look washed out and I would never have processed them that way but by processing them at 6500k it produces roughly how I would want them to look as jpg. ... View more

Sorry I seemed to loose the first part of the above message. I just feel like the problem is in the exporting because I have tried the various viewers that people have suggested and they all just look the same. I have tried different camera profiles and neutral seems to be the best but there just seems to be an excess of red. I have tried reducing the red on the camera profile sliders and this seems to be better but then some red items seem a little washed out Thank you I have tried the ones that other people on here have suggested, they all come back the same. It seems like there is too much red when exported to jpg. I have tried different camera profiles. I don't know because I am lost with all this colour stuff, but I feel like its the actual exporting that is the trouble not the actual viewing afterwards. I know I did a wedding a bit back and the images from the lab came back very orange even though I had passed them, to my taste in lightroom, yes the worst shots were indoors in a country house and there was an orange tint in lightroom but the jpgs were very orange. ... View more

neutral seems to be the best but there just seems to be an excess of red. I have tried reducing the red on the camera profile sliders and this seems to be better but then some red items seem a little washed out Thank you I have tried the ones that other people on here have suggested, they all come back the same. It seems like there is too much red when exported to jpg. I have tried different camera profiles. I don't know because I am lost with all this colour stuff, but I feel like its the actual exporting that is the trouble not the actual viewing afterwards. I know I did a wedding a bit back and the images from the lab came back very orange even though I had passed them, to my taste in lightroom, yes the worst shots were indoors in a country house and there was an orange tint in lightroom but the jpgs were very orange. ... View more

Thanks Per I will try that now. And thanks for your help ... View more

Thank you I will try Bridge, ive never really got on with Bridge, I just downloaded a free version of fast photo viewer but the images were the same as with the windows viewer, but I havnt gone into the settings and set to srgb etc ... View more

Thank you I will look into these. So do we definitely think I am just viewing the exported files wrong rather than actually exporting the files wrong ... View more

Hi and thank you. I am using a Spyder 5 and my monitor is a Dell Ultra sharp UP2716D.  ICC version i'm not sure, i'm not sure where I will find that information I have looked on the Spyder Utility thing. ... View more

Thank you for your help, so do I need to download another photo viewer or can I change the settings on the default windows 10 viewer. Yes I am using a wide gamut monitor 100% Srgb and 100% Adobe. Ive got to say all this colour stuff is well beyond me. ... View more

The only way I can get them anywhere near is to drop the red saturation slider in the camera calibration tab, but there must be a way to get the colours exactly as I see them in lightroom. my camera is set to Srgb, my monitor is Calibrated and Srgb, I'm exporting in Srgb. I spend days editing them and get them just as I like them, to export and they look awful.  many thanks ... View more

right weve got there ... View more

Hi and thank you, I'm just trying to find a way to do screen shots ... View more

As an addition to the above, the only way I can get the colours anywhere near is to use the camera calibration sliders and just use trial and error but there must be a better way, but then the clarity of the photo still is nothing like the original ... View more