johnj2803 Senior Member 869 posts Likes: 2 Joined May 2009 Location: Miami, FL More info | Jul 02, 2009 08:36 | #1 hi, i have been shooting RAW and i have been using DPP to convert them to jpeg. The problem is after i increase some saturation and color tone (to my liking) when i convert them to jpeg, the adjustments are too much so the jpeg becomes too saturated.
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RDKirk Adorama says I'm "packed."  More info | Jul 02, 2009 09:06 | #2 johnj2803 wrote in post #8211534  hi, i have been shooting RAW and i have been using DPP to convert them to jpeg. The problem is after i increase some saturation and color tone (to my liking) when i convert them to jpeg, the adjustments are too much so the jpeg becomes too saturated. is this really the case? its just frustrating. thanks What is your color management setup? Is your monitor calibrated? Are both DPP and whatever you're using to view the JPEGs matched to the same profile? TANSTAAFL--The Only Unbreakable Rule in Photography
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RenéDamkot Cream of the Crop  39,856 posts Likes: 8 Joined Feb 2005 Location: enschede, netherlands More info | Jul 02, 2009 11:11 | #3 Jup. Likely a Color management issue.  "I think the idea of art kills creativity" - Douglas Adams
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Jul 02, 2009 14:33 | #4 mine is set to sRGB, both of them... since my camera is set to sRGB too...
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Jul 02, 2009 14:38 | #5 RDKirk wrote in post #8211687 What is your color management setup? Is your monitor calibrated? Are both DPP and whatever you're using to view the JPEGs matched to the same profile? how do i check if they are the same? I use a mac running tiger and iphoto for the jpegs (after conversion)
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RenéDamkot Cream of the Crop 39,856 posts Likes: 8 Joined Feb 2005 Location: enschede, netherlands More info | Jul 02, 2009 14:47 | #6 johnj2803 wrote in post #8213295 mine is set to sRGB, both of them... since my camera is set to sRGB too... are you saying that i should change it both to adobeRGB including the camera? No. Where it says "AdobeRGB" in my screenshot (work color space), it's fine to set sRGB. Good choice actually. "I think the idea of art kills creativity" - Douglas Adams
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Jul 02, 2009 14:51 | #7 René Damkot wrote in post #8213374 No. Where it says "AdobeRGB" in my screenshot (work color space), it's fine to set sRGB. Good choice actually. Where it says "Monitor profile" (for display) you absolutely should *not* choose sRGB. Set it to your display profile. If you use a newer version DPP on Windows, there's also a choice "Use OS settings" (or so) which should be fine as well. thanks
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