ZoomBrowser vs. Digital Photo Professional

[stardrop]

I've been using Zoom to download my pictures. I use a couple of different programs to edit them and I"ve been finding that when I open the same picture in DPP, they seem not a vibrant and a bit more blurry than when I open them in Zoom.

I'm shooting Raw and have the color settings for both the camera and the computer at Adobe RBG.

Has anyone else noticed this? Is there something I can adjust to fix it??


Thanks

[René Damkot]

I've been using Zoom to download my pictures. I use a couple of different programs to edit them and I"ve been finding that when I open the same picture in DPP, they seem not a vibrant and a bit more blurry than when I open them in Zoom.

Different raw converters do a different raw conversion.
DPP will use the in camera settings as a 'default' starting point, so that may cause the difference. However....

I'm shooting Raw and have the color settings for both the camera and the computer at Adobe RBG.

I'm not sure what you are saying here... "the computer at Adobe RBG."

Where?
In the DPP prefs for output space: okay.
In PS as working space: Okay.

Anywhere in the OS System prefs: NOT okay.

You might want to look in the link from my sig, about how to set up DPP for correct color management.

[Zoodles]

Also, (as has been stated many places before..) in-camera settings do not effect output when shooting RAW.

[Sorarse]

I think most will advocate using sRGB rather than Adobe RGB