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Lightroom mobile camera DNG issue

New Here ,
Feb 03, 2022 Feb 03, 2022

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I have a problem with lightroom mobile camera. Raw files look overexposed and desaturated while jpegs are totally fine.

 

Here are some screenshots showing this issue.

 

Lightroom Mobile version 7.1.1

Screenshot_20220203-121947.jpg

 

Let's shoot in manual mode at 1/90 ISO100 AWB

Screenshot_20220203-122048.jpg

 

Quick preview of jpeg looks exactly the same as picture in camera window

Screenshot_20220203-122103.jpg

 

Quick preview of DNG looks the same, no problem here

Screenshot_20220203-122121.jpg

 

But after import in main lightroom window DNG file looks different. DNG is on the left. There's no adjustment made.

Screenshot_20220203-122241.jpg

 

And larger view of both files

Screenshot_20220203-122255.jpgScreenshot_20220203-122300.jpg

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Feb 03, 2022 Feb 03, 2022

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Hi there,

 

Thanks for reaching out. 

JPEG images are compressed and limited color gamut images, while DNG has all the RAW information about color values intact. As you are experiencing, RAW or DNG files appear a bit different because it has more information. If we edit them, it becomes better than the JPEG.
That's the reason professional photographer uses RAW and not JPEG. DNG files or RAW images have more colors and information to edit from scratch and have all the creative freedom, but in JPEG files, there are fewer options as it has more periodic data and is a compressed version.

 

Regards,

Ranjisha

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Feb 05, 2022 Feb 05, 2022

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Thak you for your answer. But extra information contained in raw file does not make color loose saturation, add color shifts (as your can see in green leaves on the photo above) and affect image contrast at all. I know what raw file is )

 

For me it looks like Lightroom for some reason doesn't apply camera profile to DNG files, it applies profile to jpegs only.

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