Color shift when denoising ProRAW DNG (iPhone 15 Pro)

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October 14, 2024
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Just updated to LRC 14.0 and wanted to test Apple DNG denoise, something I've been waiting for for so long. And immediately noticed a color shift, well visible in this screenshot (I hope). Sky in the left (original) photo has more blue tones, denoised version is more grey.

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Rikk Flohr_Photography

The team had a chance to look at your sample files—thank you. The Denoise operation allows for slight color shifts, which are typically global and can be handled with a simple tint adjustment. If the area is more regional, a subtle Point Color adjustment can correct.

This is not something new. Since Denoise first launched, subtle color shifts have been possible.

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germans67014243Author

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Well, yes, but you fix it at the root? It's a bit unexpected (as it doesn't happen with other raw formats), illogical and therefore annoying, you know.

Rikk Flohr_Photography

Would you be willing to Export this file as a DNG and share it with us so the engineers can look at it?

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germans67014243Author

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Which file do you need? I already have the original Apple .DNG, do you want me to export the resulting shifted file from a LR to a .dng as well? And where can I submit it?

Rikk Flohr_Photography

The original

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