I had the same problem... Lightroom, Bridge, whatever software you use won't remember all the colour settings (vivid/neutral etc) from your camera unless you're shooting jpegs, with Raw you've got to do all that stuff yourself - which may be good or bad depending on what overall result you want and the amount of time you need to do it in. My advice would be either; use your cannon software (which will remember the settings) to process the image, or just shoot jpeg. Jonathan. On 29/5/08 02:56, "Andrea Coffey" <why@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > At 07:07 29 05 2008, Lea Murphy wrote: >> When I import my images and begin bringing them up full screen size >> in Library mode they appear one way but after Lightroom is finished >> rendering them, they appear lighter. > > I see this too, and also in RawShooter. > > I believe the initial display is of an embedded thumbnail in the RAW > file (a JPG in the default colour space), while the image that > subsequently appears, is the RAW image with the default settings, > ready for processing. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------- Jonathan Turner Photographer e: home@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx t: 0113 217 1275 m:07796 470573 7 Scott Hall Walk, Leeds, LS7 3JQ http://www.jonathan-turner.com
