Ipad pro camera raw import washed out issue

[Nathan26890993evqf]

Hi, I've opened a raw file (from sony a7iii) in camera raw on my ipad pro, made some edits and then imported it into photoshop - however the image looks different to what I was expecting, its washed out compared to the camera raw image edit. If I send it back to camera raw it reverts to a deeper, more saturated image. If feels like a colour space issue but I can't find any settings to adjust it. Please advise. 

[didiermazier]

Camera raw has its own way to dispay colors

The first thing to dio si to check what Photoshop shows.

Select the proof colors you want according to the destination

Then check proof colors

Also check the color profiles specially the rules at import; It may occurs that the iomported pic has a rpofile that is converted (or not)

And excuse my french since it is complicated to change language on the fly

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[Nathan26890993evqf]

Thanks for your reply, but I dont think those settings exist for the ipad version of photoshop?

[c.pfaffenbichler]

Please set the Status Bar to »Document Profile« and post meaningful screenshots with the pertinent Panels (Toolbar, Layers, Options Bar, …) visible.

What are the Color Settings? 

Can you provide a RAW? 

[Nathan26890993evqf]

 

[Nathan26890993evqf]

Here's an example to illustrate the colour difference, with camera raw on left, photoshop import on right.

[c.pfaffenbichler]

Sorry, I had missed that you were not working in Photoshop proper. 

Stiil, what are the Color Settings? 

[Nathan26890993evqf]

Rgb 8 bit

[c.pfaffenbichler]

That’s not really what I asked for.

Which RGB? 

What are the applications’s Color Settings? In particular the Color Management Policies. 

And is the profile embedded on saving? 

[Nathan26890993evqf]

Any ideas how to find out that information? I can't find a colour management menu. Please advise.

That’s not really what I asked for.

Which RGB? 

What are the applications’s Color Settings? In particular the Color Management Policies. 

And is the profile embedded on saving? 

By @c.pfaffenbichler