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I have some studio shots using a gray background. I use both Lightroom and Photoshop CS2. Although shot at 100 ISO, the gray areas at times require noise reduction, which I handle with a Nik plug in. Although the final image looks great in the PSD format, when I convert to JPEG, the gray areas develp what looks like a pink rash when viewed at 100%.
Are there special settings and/or procedures that can be done prior to, or during, the JPEG conversion to eliminate this undesirable effect?
Are there special settings and/or procedures that can be done prior to, or during, the JPEG conversion to eliminate this undesirable effect?
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