I was promised that this bug would be fixed in the next release of Camera Raw!! There has been a new release of Camera Raw BUT THE BUG HAS NOT BEEN REMEDIED. I have waited since June 11th to get this remedied as I can process and print my files the way they appear in Camera Raw! Here is the bug reference they sent me Sept 17th. PS-139111
That is not an unknown link - it is the link Adobe sent to me identifying the bug. Basically I process aurora images in Camera Raw and when I open them in PS, the vibrancy of the stars and aurora are diminished. Cannot save or print that which I processed. Just spoke to Adobe and they said, must to my dismay after all this time, the engineering team is still working on this bug.
One, if there is a lot of sensor noise, and/or dense star fields (also technically noise), you absolutely need to view at 100%. At any other zoom ratio, different screen resampling algorithms will influence the result. 100% represents one image pixel by exactly one physical screen pixel.
If that's not it, your monitor profile is bad, or not the correct one loaded by one of the applications. A defective monitor profile can often affect color managed applications differently. In fact, that's a red flag for a bad profile.
Since the conversion into the monitor profile is executed in the GPU, it could also be a GPU driver bug. But that happens more rarely. Usually it's the profile. Are you using a calibrator to make your monitor profile?
If you show a side by side screenshot - at 100% view! - that might give some clues.
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