Photo - Viewing

When I import photos lately into Aperture 3 after they are "loaded" they turn a "warm color" compared to the first few seconds the first time I see them on my iMac. So, I'm wondering what is happening. The photo below the first time I seen it it had a better greener look to it while loading than after it is loaded. So what is happening Thanks

Are these Raw pics?

Maybe if you showed us a screen shot of your Before and After it would help as well?

Yes they are raw files.

Would this be anything like LR does and at first shows the in camera JPG thumbnail as its loading, then once loaded the program does some auto stuff on the image and changes it?
Ive no idea how Aperture works but that sounds like whats happening.

wysiwyg59 wrote in post #14825148
Yes they are raw files.

dave_bass5 wrote in post #14825540
Would this be anything like LR does and at first shows the in camera JPG thumbnail as its loading, then once loaded the program does some auto stuff on the image and changes it?
Ive no idea how Aperture works but that sounds like whats happening.

I don't have a Mac/Aperture, but what Dave says is likely the case -- your "quick view" of the image is of the jpeg that has been embedded in the Raw file, which is rendered in the camera using the in-camera settings. Aperture doesn't use those in-camera settings when it renders the Raw data, and so an image will show differences.

The only software that will be consistent between the "quick view" and the default rendered Raw data is the Canon Raw processing software Digital Photo Professional (DPP).

However, once you get used to other Raw processors you can tweak your image to whatever pleases you.

Thanks.