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Post processing lost when transferring TIFF file

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(@dan-archer)
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Hi there,

Just want to know what I am doing wrong, after going right through all processing steps (BG, star cal, LP removal and other adjustments) I then upload the image to onedrive so that I can edit the photo a little more in Lightroom on my iPad, but when i open up the image in Lightroom, the data has been horribly washed out and it seems to have removed all my processing.

Any ideas?

 

Thanks, Dan



   
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(@mestutters)
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Hi Dan,

I am Windows based so my experience may not be quite as yours but I now always save my images from APP as 16-bit TIFFs with sRGB profile then within Photoshop use Open As to open the image files via Adobe Camera RAW for final tweaking.   I believe that Camera Raw can also be used to open files within Lightroom. 

Hope this helps

Mike

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(@Anonymous 174)
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Thank you Mike,

This is indeed most likely a problem with the color space. Ofcourse you want to save the stretched final image, but I guess you're doing that already.



   
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