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Mgoldman · 05-14-2015, 05:22 AM

Y'know... the problem with Adobe software is you can change the settings at times just by unknowingly hitting a random key. Or, a re-install without your saved settings.

In this case, looks like there's more to Lightroom then simply installing and running with it.

Seems Lightroom - I mean, why would I expect otherwise - has been assigning my images the "ProColor" profile. sRGB by default? Crazy talk.

Thanks Janusz & Kevin- seems that was the issue. Odd, that it was NOT an issue on my computer at home, nor work nor the laptop but only the I-Phone. I've re-uploaded with the sRGB profile. Details at 11.

/Mitch

EDIT: Yup, Lightroom default was "ProColor". Converted all to sRGB and voila - blue skies on the I-Phone.

Thanks!

05-14-2015, 05:22 AM	#8
Mgoldman Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 3,632	Y'know... the problem with Adobe software is you can change the settings at times just by unknowingly hitting a random key. Or, a re-install without your saved settings. In this case, looks like there's more to Lightroom then simply installing and running with it. Seems Lightroom - I mean, why would I expect otherwise - has been assigning my images the "ProColor" profile. sRGB by default? Crazy talk. Thanks Janusz & Kevin- seems that was the issue. Odd, that it was NOT an issue on my computer at home, nor work nor the laptop but only the I-Phone. I've re-uploaded with the sRGB profile. Details at 11. /Mitch EDIT: Yup, Lightroom default was "ProColor". Converted all to sRGB and voila - blue skies on the I-Phone. Thanks! Last edited by Mgoldman; 05-14-2015 at 05:06 PM.