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Quick question about LR- I have LR 3, and the past 2 times I've imported into LR, my photos are way underexposed. On the Import screen, they are good, but once they go into the program and I click to see the large shot, the exposure changes in front of my eyes. I have been messing with things I don't understand in LR, and I'm wondering if I changed something to automatically change exposure upon import. The exposure on my camera is set to 0, and only the last 2 imports have done this. It's an easy fix with sliders, but an extra step. Anyone have any idea what could be causing this?
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