Black type CMYK looks too dark after conversion to RGB

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• Lightroom CC - D810 Nikon raw file are too dark after import

  I see all my images appear underexposed by between half and up to 1 stop after importation. Curiously no noise in introduced by displaying the exhibition, but it makes no sense. The images look great on the camera LCD screen as I understand is based on JPEG files.

  I advised me to picture the value-neutral and contrast-1, sharpness at + 6 while the camera histogram produces something close to what the histogram of the image raw might seemed to make (if there was one).

  I've read elsewhere that restore the image control could have an impact on the imported raw images, is this the case? If so, is there anyway I can fix without of course just to erase the picture control settings?

  The in camera settings should not have an impact on the RAW photos. There is therefore no point moving them if you are shooting RAW. (Exception: white balance)

  In fact the d-lighting that has a huge influence on the raw data. When you activate it, the camera lowers ISO real he pulls the image (but the highest ISO reports that you set in the metadata file), and you end up having a picture that's actually underexposed by about one stop. Nikon software knows that the camera did this and automatically compensates for. Most of the brands of main cameras have a setting that is similar. Cannon called priority to highlight for example. Lightroom does not know what happened and presents an underexposed image regarding the format of JPEG in camera. However, this setting is off, the culprit is usually your auto is enabled (uncheck in the preferences-> Presets), a default camera is defined (often done by chance - clear all default values in the preferences-> Presets by clicking on "reset all settings default development), or a"Preset"is applied to importation. Check the import Panel and press "reset" on the previously imported images.

• Re: Satellite L550 - imported into PowerPoint Photos are too dark

  Having problems inserting JPG photos of 'Photos' Power point - they become much too dark after the transfer. Gamma-ing the JPG or upping lightness does not work. I imported the same impages using other PC and there is no problem with images in PowerPoint. The photos are A1 and taken on SLR cameras the top of the page.

  Someone had similar probs? I am using Windows 7 on my Satellite L550

  Hello

  Sometimes I have the PowerPoint user, but I've never had such a problem that pictures will get more dark after import in PowerPoint.

  In your case, I recommend you to install the latest ServicePack for your Office suite. You can get it on the Microsoft Web site. Moreover, download also all patches for the version of PowerPoint you have.

  If it doesn t work I would try reinstalling PowerPoint.

  Finally and most importantly, I think you should ask Microsoft directly on this issue. I think that it s not Toshiba associated

• The drop of bookmarks on FF 9.0.1 is far too dark... black font on black background... unreadable anthracite. Difficulty please! Please, I beg you!

  Whenever I double click the star in the address bar to bookmark a page, the menu drop-down is totally dark, charcoal black background with fonts black! Can not read.

  Other pop - up about bookmarks is also too dark to read.

  Try another theme of Firefox (Tools > Modules > appearance/themes)

  • https://addons.Mozilla.org/Firefox/themes/
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/using+themes+with+Firefox

• By default the red color (CMYK) looks pixelated on a black background

  Hi all

  When I do my red text (standard CMYK red) on a black background, it looks pixelated. (See image below)

  I tried to use different standard fonts, but the result is the same. Also when I export high quality printing, pdf document also resulting

  display the text in red a bit pixelated. (Does not appear red smooth)

  What can I do about it?

  Thank you

  

  Red characters (especially the little red characters) on a black field and more any application has the anti-aliasing Visual problems. Even in a PDF with Acrobat for display have problems with displaying it. 99% of the time no problem when printing.

  Take care, Mike

• Too dark photo book. What should I do to correct future books?

  Too dark photo book. I choose the black background, which caused? When I look at the book on my Mac it's beautiful colors & not too dark. Help! What should I do?

  What is this done with iPhoto or Photos.app?

• LaserJet 1300: LaserJet prints too dark gray

  I suspect that this can happen several HP Laser Jet printers.

  Even when I print a C = 0, M = 0, Y = 0, K = 10 Gray (a setting that makes gray barely distinguishable on screen) to the black wire, black is very difficult to read in print. Gray is simply too dark.

  I've looked everywhere and complaints most people about gray printing have to with the gray print thread too light. This isn't my problem.

  I have updated drivers with no luck.

  I am hoping there is a kind of software that will allow me to recalibrate the gray my HP Print.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  There is no utility calibration for this printer. I am certified on them when they were new. Grey s printing too dark and you use the OEM toner cartridges then I would replace the engine Board. If you use replacement cartridges they print darker than the new HP cartridges and I just turn to OEM.

• RAW of Nikon D810 images appear darker after importation develop mode - why?

  Hello

  I have a problem with the LR. I shoot in raw, and after copying the files on my pc, I choose several pictures and import them into LR. After this step, I want to continue with the mode of development. Subsequently the following problem: the image in the develop mode has changed - it's much darker and the colors aren't the samet. Even if I change the example flat camera mode I get the same resuslt as the original raw file. I do not understand the problem - maybe you can help me?

  Thanks in advance

  Jurek

  Camera: Nikon D 810

  LR version 5.7

  The color space, running on the development module and the library module is completely indifferent to what looks like your image. It is not serious, and the difference is extremely subtle and really visible only on the screens of the range very high-end. In addition, color space in develop is not prophotoRGB, it is once again a linear gamma with primary prophotoRGB but space called MelissaRGB which is quite different, not important for this.

  He must know one thing more to diagnose your problem: when you return to the library, the images are dark or do they go back to the Lite version? If so, you are dealing with several possibilities. The first is as already mentioned a monitor profile. You should re - calibrate your monitor with hardware calibration. If you don't have that, test that possibility by assigning the sRGB profile to your monitor in the monitor properties pane. If this fixes it, you must get a puck of calibration to calibrate your monitor, the problem is caused by a bad monitor profile that has been installed by an update of the system. These are very common on the windows platform and even if other applications behave normally, that is the question.

  Second option is that your graphics card is not dealing with well GPU acceleration and omitting the color management. Test by going in the Lightroom preferences, selecting the tab performance and power of the graphics card acceleration off. Restart Lightroom and check. (update: I see that you are on LR 5.7: this option does not exist here so ignore this notice)

  If none of these fix the problem, and after that you spent to develop, the image is too dark in the library, that several other issues could occur. First is that you may have set a default value for the camera. Make sure the settings are zero on your images after importation. They could be zero if you apply a preset to the importation, or when you set a default development setting. Reset it by going to preferences-> presets, and then click 'reset all settings default development. " You see the change of the image when you go in develop because the library, firstly the jpeg preview the generated camera is shown and only when you are going to develop is the actual raw image get rendered by Lightroom.

  Another issue that could happen is that you use dynamic lighting on your camera modes. Nikon calls these active D-lighting. You must completely disable those. What the camera does when you have those active is to underexpose the image by a stop or two and then highlights the tag of the raw image with an indicator that shows the Nikon software to increase exposure compensation and make an HDR processing on the image to trigger shadows and bring down. Lightroom can not read these tags and just makes the image from raw data (which are underexposed!). In the library first see you the jpeg in-camera image and that the image was made by the camera using the HDR technique. You are better expose properly and leaving these modes if you want raw data of highest quality.

• Grey scale of images - too dark

  CS5.5 or CC - I've known several times this flat graphic gray - corrected and Nice in PhotoShop turns too dark when it is placed in InDesign.

  I make sure no effect or colors are applied to the image or photo, but still no effect.

  If I force transparency on the real extend it (by placing two white dots on top of the other, the higher multiplied on the master page) then seems correct at the same time.

  It makes no difference if it's a jpg flat grayscale or a psd, even just a psd with a white background it turns that way.

  Why is this? -You know?

  BR Nina Storm

  ID previews used in two different ways, when there is transparency on the page or MS overview of overprinting is enabled, grayscale preview via the CMYK profile. With no transparency (or a RGB transparency Blend space) they look like sGray (Gamma 2.2), which is useful for the design of the screen.

  You can use the CMYK profile of your InDesign document as the profile to grayscale in Photoshop to get more consistent snapshots between ID and PS. check this thread:

  http://forums.Adobe.com/message/6123199#6123199

• Too dark JPEG thumbnails in bridge CS5

  All of a sudden my jpeg thumbnails appear very dark and muddy in bridge CS5. These images are normal when opened in Photoshop appropriate brightness.

  Everything also confusing is when a jpeg image is then "registered under" back to the same folder to (for example) the jpeg tiff seems dark, but the TIFF of the same file version seems correct. RAW files still look correct.

  This seems to be a recent problem in the form of jpeg images, I treated a few weeks ago still stove display normally in bridge.

  I tried to purge the cache of the file without effect. Thumbnail quality is set to "high". I think I was able to accidentally change a setting, but can not think wghat he might be. Help, please.

  JPEG images are all too dark, all other file types will be displayed properly

  Thanks for the screenshot, here's what I think. You have defined a custom default for a JPEG setting.

  To check simply select the JPEG darker and with click right mouse menu, select "open in Camera Raw". This should open the JPEG in the Camera Raw. on the Basic tab, check if the exposure setting or other parameters have changed values other then set to zero.

  If so, here is your problem.

  Click the icon of the menu just to the right of the "basic" title (under the icons) and at the bottom of this menu, choose Reset camera Raw default and check if the file gets its normal exposure. Then the move that was made.

  You can test this?

• device of too dark photo booth

  Photo booth is too dark.

  Add a lot more light and try again.  If your images are still too dark in a very bright room, there is something wrong with your Mac.  Here are the things that users can do to solve a problem of camera:

  (1) If your Mac restart does not solve the problem,

  (2) use http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2090 from Apple.

  (BTW - troubleshooting section called an "iSight" camera.  However, after that article was published, Apple has changed the name of the built-in camera on the recent "iSight" Macs "FaceTime", then "FaceTime HD."  Whatever the name of your built-in camera, the same info and troubleshooting applies.)

  Be sure to test several Apple app (photo booth, FaceTime, iMovie, QuickTime Player, etc.) in more than one user account.  Do NOT use the 'Guest' for this test account.  If you don't have more than one user account for testing, create one now.  If you need help, how is explained in http://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201754.

  A 'Standard' user account is all you need for the tests.

  (3) If your camera will work correctly even with Apple applications, use OS X Recovery to completely reinstall your Mac OS since system recovery stored on your startup disk.  Don't bother test Skype or other 3rd party apps until you have your camera works with applications Apple.

  (4) If none of the suggestions above resolve your issue, contact Apple or one of the Apple-Authorized Service Provider to have your Mac professionally repaired. Don't forget to back up your Mac and Deauthorize iTunes before the call for tenders for the service.

  Post edited by: Jim EZ

  Mac OSX 10.11.5

• Built-in Chicony webcam becomes suddenly too dark on Satellite A300-1QM

  Hi guys,.

  I bought the A300 1QM last week and so far I like much this laptop. There is something about the built-in webcam. I know it's best not to expect the best quality image from a camera 1.3MP webcam, but the image I get using the latest version of the software for the toshiba page is not only much too grainy, it gets also too dark if the general lighting in the room is rather dark. From one moment to the other. Let me explain.

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  I tried all the properties and settings in the latest version of the software (night mode, this thing of backlighting,...) but nothing has changed. It seems to me that it has something to do with the driver, not the software. Because when I uninstall the software and restart and keep only the drivers, the behaviour described does not change (in different applications like Skype for example).

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  You say that his happens with the webcam driver 'later', was what happens with the original driver as well?

  Did you remove the plastic protector located on the camera?

• Pictures Printing too dark

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• K3 Note M Android Update Bug: video camera on the App Hangouts is too dark

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