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1. Re: Lightroom to CS5 to Lightroom and the exposure has changed
Seán McCormack Jan 17, 2011 8:58 AM (in response to dpick2)Use Export with Photoshop CS5 as the Post Process action if you don't want the image to show in Lightroom.
When you go from Lightroom to PS via Edit in, it's Camera Raw that creates the image in Photoshop, not Lightroom. Sounds like you've applied something in Lightroom to the edited file if Edit Original exports a different image. If it's a JPEG, check that Brightness and contrast are 0, and your exposure is 0.
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2. Re: Lightroom to CS5 to Lightroom and the exposure has changed
areohbee Jan 17, 2011 2:13 PM (in response to dpick2)For some reason, Lightroom sometimes incorrectly treats rgb images (e.g. tif, jpeg) like raw and assigns the raw defaults to them. Is this what's happening? (you can tell by looking at brightness, contrast, sharpness, & color NR. They should all be zero for the jpeg - are they? Ripe for a bug report if so - I'm not sure I ever filed one on this.
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3. Re: Lightroom to CS5 to Lightroom and the exposure has changed
Jao vdL Jan 17, 2011 3:35 PM (in response to dpick2)This typically happens when you have a camera default defined. Lightroom should apply completely zeroed settings to reimported tiffs, psds and jpegs, but you can define defaults that change this behavior. This sometimes happens by accident if you happen to alt click the reset button. Another thing to watch out for in your workflow is to make sure to embed the color profile in the saved jpeg. Lightroom assumes sRGB for untagged jpegs.


