Color settings can be found in the edit menu, where you can specify how it handles untagged photos. If you can replicate the issue on your own machines, please do chime in. I'm hoping Adobe can work with Apple to get to the root of this problem. It's likely an OS issue, which is very disappointing. Not as severe as the above example, but noticeable when knowing what to look for. I've been in contact with NEC's director of software development for a number of problems relating to this.Īdditionally, GPU rendering in LR is also subtly different than off. Most visible in near black tones as demonstrated above. For whatever reason, applying different gamma/blackpoint is suspected. From what I can find online, it appears to be a longstanding issue at the OS level by Apple. Issue can be replicated on both machines reliably.Ĭomments: This issue has been driving me insane, though the effect is obviously more subtle in real-world examples of images (photography). Same image (located at loaded in PS and Preview. Proper profile selected in system preferences. Monitor calibrated with i1Display Pro to sRGB target colorspace, gamma 2.2, 120 cd/m2, native contrast Could have future implications for PS/LR if Metal rendering is further integrated. My inclination is to trust PS/LR rendering, as the OS (I'm assuming Metal api) rendering of the same image (grey patch ramp from 1-40) crushes the blacks in the first row. Problem: Despite proper calibration and ICC profiles, rendering of shadows in quicklook/preview differs from PS/LR.
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