Blacks crushed in bridge and acr

[Marko1212]

Can somebody tell me why my raw files blacks look like this in acr and then later in photoshop? Photos look normal in Lightroom. Im using MB Pro and Nikon d850. 

Thanks

[D Fosse]

Can you try a different camera profile?

[Marko1212]

I have, but the thing is now that is uploaded here it looks normal. In bridge, photoshop or preview it has crushed gray blacks.

[D Fosse]

Put ACR and Lightroom Develop side by side on screen, make a screenshot and post that.

Normally I'd immediately suspect a defective monitor profile with these symptoms (that can often affect apps differently) - but recently a couple of cases came up that might be something else and likely the same as this. It's this thread: https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop/photoshop-colors-different-from-lightroom/m-p/11583047?page... 

It's a long and convoluted thread, so start at the end 😉

[Marko1212]

[D Fosse]

Yes, there seems to be a weird tone curve in ACR, it doesn't look right. And this is consistently carried over to Photoshop?

If it does, it certainly looks like a camera profile inconsistency. Either one profile is used in ACR and another profile in Lightroom, or the profile itself is not healthy.

As I concluded in the other thread, this probably belongs on the feedback site, which is the official bug report channel. There's a link top right on the front page here ("submit product feedback").

Include as many specific details as you can, including what camera profiles you're using when you see this.

[Marko1212]

Reinstaling Photoshop did not help. I had this problem once and i think it was some energy saving setting from my Macbook pro, but i cant remember exactly and google does not seem to help.

[Marko1212]

Also i get this when i check profiles