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stefanbiba
stefanbiba
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September 18, 2022
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P: Imported Pics from iPhone 14 Pro dark (iPhone 14 not yet supported)

Imported Pictures, shot with the iPhone 14 Pro camera app, are dark.

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    Charlie.DCorrect answer
    Adobe Employee
    October 18, 2022

    App updates are starting to roll out today, which add support for iPhone 14 models with the new Adobe Camera Raw that's part of Lightroom.  Check the Lightroom app listing in your mobile app store to see if the update is available yet for your device.

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    Charlie.DCorrect answer
    Adobe Employee
    October 18, 2022

    App updates are starting to roll out today, which add support for iPhone 14 models with the new Adobe Camera Raw that's part of Lightroom.  Check the Lightroom app listing in your mobile app store to see if the update is available yet for your device.

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    PJ Stekhoven-Smith
    PJ Stekhoven-Smith
    Participating Frequently
    January 22, 2023

    Hi Charlie, I'm actually still seeing this issue? Anytime I try to use one of my profiles it either pushes the exposure down around 2 stops - or - pushes it up around 2 stops. I'm seeing this consistently across all of my devices (iPhone, iPad, Mac).

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    Charlie.D
    Adobe Employee
    January 31, 2023

    Hi @Pj Smith 

    Sorry I missed your reply here.  Your issue with presets is different than the issue described in this thread.  

     

    My recommendation is to write up a new post, please describe your steps for import and edit, which profile you are applying in Lightroom's Import settings (camera default, raw default, or some other profile).  It would help if you could include a source image, and also attach a screenshot of the exposure issue you see in the app.  A fresh post with all these details will help you get a helpful response.  Thanks!

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      parab47479640
      Participating Frequently
      October 17, 2022

      All RAW images look different depending on the application with which it is opened.
      There is no rigid standard for creating or interpreting RAW. This involves different interpretations of RAW. In addition, in the case of Apple, there could be great differences.
      (translated with Bing. Sorry for the mistakes)

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      Alexander26489100v2q1
      Participant
      October 7, 2022

      Hallo Zusammen

      ein Teil meiner Fotos die mit dem iPhone 14 Pro mit iOS 16 in Apple ProRAW aufgenommen wurden, werden extrem dunkel in Lightroom Mobile angezeigt. Nicht alle nur sporadisch ein paar. Kann daher auch meine Presets darauf nicht anwenden da diese dann auch viel zu dunkel sind. Ist dieses Problem bekannt und gibt es da eine mögliche Lösung?

      Ich habe ein aufgenommenes Beispielbild mit hochgeladen. 

       

      Alexander Paul

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      Alexander26489100v2q1
      Participant
      October 7, 2022

      Ist bekannt, wann ungefähr mit dem Update zu rechnen ist?

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      Charlie.D
      Adobe Employee
      October 7, 2022

      Hello @Alexander26489100v2q1 

      I can not say what date.  I can only say "soon."

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      Michael22490198us02
      Participating Frequently
      September 26, 2022

      As best as I can tell, it is limited to images shot in Apple ProRaw and imported to LR (or any other post editing app) as DNG.  Those captured as jpg don't send to be impacted. 

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      Charlie.D
      Adobe Employee
      September 27, 2022

      @Michael22490198us02 

      Thanks for reaching out.  LR iOS current app released before Adobe enabled support for the new iPhone 14 devices.  You should see this improve with the next release.  

       

      For now does the image quality appear to improve if you manually apply Apple Pro Raw profile and perhaps also 'Auto' settings in Edit mode?

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      Michael22490198us02
      Participating Frequently
      September 27, 2022

      Yes, thank you.  It does help.  Would you mind helping me understand..  If I capture a RAW image in iPhone 14 pro and view/edit it another editing app, meaning the image hasn't yet been opened in LR, I see the same underexposure issue.  That would lead me to believe it is an Apple issue.  Can you explain?

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      Michael22490198us02
      Participating Frequently
      September 26, 2022

      I'm seeing the same. Images properly exposed in 14 Pro are are imported with about -2 EV

       

      I thought it might have been HDR setting in iPhone but confirmed that's off. 

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      Michael22490198us02
      Participating Frequently
      September 26, 2022

      The underexpose is being applied by Apple algorithms.  I see the same issue when images captured by the iPhone are viewed for edit in apps other than LR.  

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      Charlie.D
      Adobe Employee
      September 19, 2022

      Hi @stefanbiba 

      Thanks for taking the time to report this.  The issue should be resolved with the next app update.  For now, does it help if you apply the Apple Pro Raw profile (Edit view)?

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        stefanbiba
        stefanbibaAuthor
        Participating Frequently
        September 22, 2022

        Hi @Charlie.D 
        Thank you for your fast response and the information. Yes, it is a good workaround but the pictures gets overexposed so I had to correct this behaviour. I hope the next update is coming soon 🙂

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