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Photoshop is driving me insane!

Explorer ,
Jun 07, 2021 Jun 07, 2021

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I state that all my softwares are up to date, that i don't have faulty drivers in my monitor or what ever before i start getting the tip of unistalling my drivers and reinstall.

 

right now photoshop is getting worst by the minute, i normally used to export directly from lightroom with the edit in photoshop function, i posted some time ago the issue, which is not fixed, but as gone worst.

 

now not just that, but now even the grain effect from lightroom gets exported incorrectly.

i here here the lightroom photo

light.jpg

then here is the exported version from lightroom in dng (if i import in photoshop i get everything blue)

in the raw import panel which look correct:

raw.jpg

now this is the result in photoshop after importing:

photo.jpg

NOISY as i have taken it with a 2 euro camera!

Anyone has any idea why??

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First, the only accurate way to view images in LR is in the Develop module at 1:1 or greater. 

Next, the only accurate way to view that image in Photoshop is at 100% (which is 1:1) or greater and then compare the two. 

If you do this and see a mismatch, try disabling GPU in pref's; better? 

Author “Color Management for Photographers" & "Photoshop CC Color Management/pluralsight"

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