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Nikon Z8 NEF, opened in ACR via Bridge. Any edits disappear when opened in PS

New Here ,
Jun 04, 2025 Jun 04, 2025

I've followed all advice found, but nothing. 100% up to date SW, XMP files appearing OK but an ACR changes are lost.

 

Win 11 on a relatively new laptop. I've tried raw files from other cameras to no avail.

 

I've been using PS for 20+ years and am very frustrated - any ideas please?

 

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Community Expert , Jun 06, 2025 Jun 06, 2025

That's a defective monitor profile, which can often affect different applications differently. In fact, that's often the smoking gun.

 

You can see that the white point in Photoshop is far too yellow. Not just in the image, but even more clearly in the color picker (which is also color managed and uses the monitor profile).

 

Are you using a calibrator to make your monitor profiles? If you are, rerun it. If not, get one. In the meantime, replace your current profile with a standard profile (sRGB

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Community Expert ,
Jun 04, 2025 Jun 04, 2025

Does it work if you convert to DNG? (edits stored in the file header, not a separate sidecar).

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New Here ,
Jun 04, 2025 Jun 04, 2025

No. If I save as a DNG and open that in PS, the edits disappear.

 

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Community Expert ,
Jun 04, 2025 Jun 04, 2025

I think you need to post a screenshot of the full ACR window with the settings visible, and how it opens in Photoshop.

 

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New Here ,
Jun 04, 2025 Jun 04, 2025

I will do this tomorrow evening. (UK).

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New Here ,
Jun 06, 2025 Jun 06, 2025

Hello,

 

Here's the screenshots. One thing sticks out - if I use snipping tool to take a screen shot, the colours in the resultant jpg don't show the edits I've made. So, I took a pic on my phone and included those as well.

 

And now when I show them here, the edits are apparent.

 

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Driving me nuts, this is!

 

 

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Community Expert ,
Jun 06, 2025 Jun 06, 2025

That's a defective monitor profile, which can often affect different applications differently. In fact, that's often the smoking gun.

 

You can see that the white point in Photoshop is far too yellow. Not just in the image, but even more clearly in the color picker (which is also color managed and uses the monitor profile).

 

Are you using a calibrator to make your monitor profiles? If you are, rerun it. If not, get one. In the meantime, replace your current profile with a standard profile (sRGB, Adobe RGB or Display P3). Which one depends on the type of display you have. It won't be entirely accurate, but better than a broken profile.

 

Defective/bad profiles from the display manufacturer are often distributed through Windows Update.

 

A note about screenshots: to show correct colors, you need to first assign your monitor profile, then convert to a standard color space. The original color space no longer applies, the numbers sent to screen have already been converted by Photoshop into monitor color space, but the screenshot is untagged.

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New Here ,
Jun 17, 2025 Jun 17, 2025

Sorry for the delay in checking this - been on holiday.

Thank you so much for the pointers to get this fixed. I used a Datacolor SpyderX Pro to calibrate and it is now perfect.

 

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New Here ,
Jun 07, 2025 Jun 07, 2025

Thank you so much for that. I am indeed using the manufacturer supplied profiles. A colour profiler is on its way to me. I'll report back when I have done this. May be a week.

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Adobe Employee ,
Jun 16, 2025 Jun 16, 2025

Hey @johnb49089841

Just wanted to check in and see if your issue was resolved. If @D Fosse's comment helped, consider marking it correct. If your issue is still unresolved, let us know. Hope you're having a great day!


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New Here ,
Jun 17, 2025 Jun 17, 2025
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Sorted and happy! Hope you are too!

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