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Lightroom 5.5 stripping exposure compensation on import of RAW files
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<blockquote data-quote="BackdoorArts" data-source="post: 324105" data-attributes="member: 9240"><p>I'm noticing something very weird in the latest version of LR. I was shooting some birds remotely yesterday, and I had the camera set in Manual mode, with Auto ISO to allow for the specific shutter speed and aperture. The nest that I was shooting was in the shadows, so I set exposure compensation to +0.7 and tested it to make sure that it would, in fact, adjust the metering via the ISO in that manner. Sure enough, it worked, so I fired away for about an hour and brought in 400 images to filter through.</p><p></p><p>On import the exposure I saw matched what I saw in camera, but I was amazed that as LR cycled through a second time to render previews, it adjusted the exposure, effectively stripping off the exposure compensation. Originally I thought I might have accidentally applied some sort of exposure adjustment when adding lens profile adjustment to my import defaults, so I created a set of videos showing the original import, and then a re-import after resetting the defaults. This was before I realized that I had set Exposure Compensation and realized that it must be <em>that</em> causing the change. </p><p></p><p>I did some searching for the problem in Adobe forums and the problem has popped up previously, and the solution seems to be to <a href="https://forums.adobe.com/thread/347670" target="_blank"><em>turn off apply auto tone </em><em>on import</em></a>. My problem is that it's already turned off.</p><p></p><p>Here's a video showing what's happening. It cuts in the middle of me resetting the defaults, but you can see what's going on. </p><p></p><p>[MEDIA=youtube]OYTbLg6bcAM[/MEDIA]</p><p></p><p>If any of you have any insight or answers, please let me know.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BackdoorArts, post: 324105, member: 9240"] I'm noticing something very weird in the latest version of LR. I was shooting some birds remotely yesterday, and I had the camera set in Manual mode, with Auto ISO to allow for the specific shutter speed and aperture. The nest that I was shooting was in the shadows, so I set exposure compensation to +0.7 and tested it to make sure that it would, in fact, adjust the metering via the ISO in that manner. Sure enough, it worked, so I fired away for about an hour and brought in 400 images to filter through. On import the exposure I saw matched what I saw in camera, but I was amazed that as LR cycled through a second time to render previews, it adjusted the exposure, effectively stripping off the exposure compensation. Originally I thought I might have accidentally applied some sort of exposure adjustment when adding lens profile adjustment to my import defaults, so I created a set of videos showing the original import, and then a re-import after resetting the defaults. This was before I realized that I had set Exposure Compensation and realized that it must be [I]that[/I] causing the change. I did some searching for the problem in Adobe forums and the problem has popped up previously, and the solution seems to be to [URL="https://forums.adobe.com/thread/347670"][I]turn off apply auto tone [/I][I]on import[/I][/URL]. My problem is that it's already turned off. Here's a video showing what's happening. It cuts in the middle of me resetting the defaults, but you can see what's going on. [MEDIA=youtube]OYTbLg6bcAM[/MEDIA] If any of you have any insight or answers, please let me know. [/QUOTE]
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