tinted colors

Question

Tinted Colors

After processing an image with a non Adobe programm the files have an pink tint.

Example 1.

A few ago I used a downloaded preset to push the colors of a tree. In LRC it was far too much.

Example 2.

To push the expression of a picture I tried the program Radiant. The file on the SSD is o.k..

Both LRC and PS greatly exaggerate and misrepresent the colors. Opened with other programs, the files on the SSD appear to be fine.

Example 3

Videos imported from Photos (Mac) also have a purple color cast.

There were no error messages at all. Nothing was changed in the configuration of the programs.

LRC 12.1, Camera RAW 15.1, PS 24.1

MacBook Pro

Prozessor: 2,6 GHz 6-Core Intel i7

Grafik: Radeon Pro 560X 4 GB

Intel UHD Graphics 630

1536 MB

Speicher: 32 GB 2400 MHz DDR4

macOS: Ventura 13.01.

SSD: 142GB von 1TB available

Best regards

Wolfgang

Jao vdL · Accepted Answer

Took your two jpegs and they look completely identical to what they look like in other programs and not weirdly pink or so. The video also looks normal and identical to quicktime player and the preview in the webbrowser. My guess is that you are by accident applying a preset when these are imported. Check for any develop settings that are applied to the images and videos. Since these are jpegs, everything should be zero. You can actually see that this is likely the issue in one of your screenshots. The one with the geese on a beach called DSCF5396. In the background you can see an extreme white balance shift of +9 temp and +48 tint is applied. That will cause your image to look competely pink if you do that. So check your import panel for a preset being applied.

TheDigitalDog · Answer

First, the preview architecture in Develop is unique to all other modules and the most accurate preview of the data. You should always view previews there and elsewhere at 1:1 or greater and when comparing, use the same zoom for each.
It is normal to see slight differences at 1:1 but if really excessive, the first thing to try is to disable GPU in preferences; better? If not, you might have a corrupted display profile. Recalibrate the display or whatever you usually do to create a display profile. When given the option to build this profile, pick Version 2 (not V4) and Matrix not LUT. As to viewing Develop module and Library and outside of LR, it helps to soft proof in Develop using the same profile used in Library (Adobe RGB (1998)) OR the profile selected in Export for the edited image.

Since you appear to be on a Mac, the likely hood is the 'other' application you're comparing the image to is color managed. The difference I see are so large I suspect either GPU or display profile is the issue. Let us know if this resloves the issue.

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