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When I switch between Develop and Print, there is a significant on screen color shift.
This is effecting the prints sent to print shops. How can they be made to be identical since there are no controls in the Print mode.
Attached are screenshots for illustration. Notice in the Print Mode, JPG output is selected.
The machine being used is an iMac 2017 27" with a calibrated monitor.
Thanks
"visually it's imperceptible to my eyes."
That further indicates it's likely the zoom-in-print bug and not an issue with the display profile.
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Troubleshooting steps:
1. View the original photo in Develop (type d) and compare it with Library Loupe (type e).
2. Do they appear identical or nearly identical? If not, then you may have a corrupted or incompatible display profile; see this article to quickly diagnose:
3. If they appear identical or nearly identical, then you may be tripping over this bug:
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I'm seeing a significant visual difference in color between the two modules that simply isn't visible when I just tried Version 5 on the same Mac. So I think this may be a bug lurking, at least on this end under Big Sur.
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No soft proofing and no, it's not optional in Print (so it doesn't really matter what it looks like there, it's FPO). None the less, the differences below are not right and again, they match pretty closely with a very old version of Lightroom Classic that's not even supported under Big Sur.
The less saturated preview pops into view a split second after moving from Develop module.
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"It looks like when using LR 10.2 and Big Sur, turning on Zoom to Fill in Print Mode, the colors shift. I've confirmed it on my system."
Did you test whether Library Loupe (e) and Develop (d) look identical or nearly identical?
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"visually it's imperceptible to my eyes."
That further indicates it's likely the zoom-in-print bug and not an issue with the display profile.
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Just received an email from the Adobe Support Community asking if I got the answer I needed.
Your answer about the bug is correct, but I can't find a way to reply to the question that was asked.
The bug still exists under MacOS 11.3 and
Thanks!