DPP and Photoshop - different image quality?

I've noticed that when I have finished adjusting in DPP, and then use the "transfer to photoshop" tool, that the image looks darker. Is this normal or have I got something wrong in the settings? Here's a screen shot to try and show the difference:

http://www.cig.canon-europe.com …skXL0003kskXLxD​KJ9pmg.jpg

Thanks,

Colin

I do not use DPP, so I can't help there...

But you could try comparing the colour profiles in both programs side by side. Look to see that you're using the same working colour space and the software isn't converting from one profile to another by switching programs.

racingsafetyman wrote in post #3417446
I've noticed that when I have finished adjusting in DPP, and then use the "transfer to photoshop" tool, that the image looks darker. Is this normal or have I got something wrong in the settings? Here's a screen shot to try and show the difference:

http://www.cig.canon-europe.com …skXL0003kskXLxD​KJ9pmg.jpg

Thanks,

Colin

My experience is almost the same, photoshop looks just a bit darker, but alot less noise...

chris_m_atl wrote in post #3418047
I do not use DPP, so I can't help there...

But you could try comparing the colour profiles in both programs side by side. Look to see that you're using the same working colour space and the software isn't converting from one profile to another by switching programs.

Check also that DPP Preferences is set to the monitor profile used as your system default (PS does this automatically).

Have a read in the link from my sig, about how to set up the color management.

René Damkot wrote in post #3419586
Have a read in the link from my sig, about how to set up the color management.

Thanks Rene, I'll try that this weekend.

Colin