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this has been a problem i have had for a long time when adjusting my Raws….
can never get the colors to look like the jpeg produced by the camera when shooting Raw + Jpeg for the same photo. if i open the jpeg in photoshop it looks perfect (the exact same as in my image viewers)… but if i open the Raw file of the same image (which looks perfect when viewed in my image viewers) in Camera Raw… and don’t change anything, it never looks the same. the colors, temps, contrast, etc always look altered.
No matter what i change or adjust in Camera Raw i can never get the image to look like the original jpeg. yet for some reason, when i open my raws in my image viewers (both FastStone MaxView and the windows raw image viewer) they look exactly like the should based on the jpegs… but never look the same in Camera Raw.
are there any settings that i can make to my camera raw defaults to have it open exactly as it would look if processed as a jpeg in camera. I would like to start from there, and then alter as needed.
if it matters… i am shooting with a Canon 20D and am using Photoshop CS3, although i had the same troubles in CS2.
this is the last serious hiccup in my color management issues that are finally getting sorted out.
thanks so much to anyone that can help.
can never get the colors to look like the jpeg produced by the camera when shooting Raw + Jpeg for the same photo. if i open the jpeg in photoshop it looks perfect (the exact same as in my image viewers)… but if i open the Raw file of the same image (which looks perfect when viewed in my image viewers) in Camera Raw… and don’t change anything, it never looks the same. the colors, temps, contrast, etc always look altered.
No matter what i change or adjust in Camera Raw i can never get the image to look like the original jpeg. yet for some reason, when i open my raws in my image viewers (both FastStone MaxView and the windows raw image viewer) they look exactly like the should based on the jpegs… but never look the same in Camera Raw.
are there any settings that i can make to my camera raw defaults to have it open exactly as it would look if processed as a jpeg in camera. I would like to start from there, and then alter as needed.
if it matters… i am shooting with a Canon 20D and am using Photoshop CS3, although i had the same troubles in CS2.
this is the last serious hiccup in my color management issues that are finally getting sorted out.
thanks so much to anyone that can help.
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