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Hello, just a quick question.
I own a Nikon D90, my first dSLR and have had it for a couple of months. Over the last couple of days i have noticed that my RAW photos appear to have a deep green tinge and very bland colours. They just look really poor quality. What im thinking i have done is changed a setting somewhere along the lines. If i shoot RAW plus jpeg, the jpegs look perfect, and the RAW horrible. Please help. Damian I just took these pictures outside the house quick to show what i mean. Last edited by damian82; 09-13-2009 at 10:03 AM. Reason: adding examples |
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If the jpgs are good, but the raw isn't, it's probably a software issue?
What software are you using?
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Are you processing the photos? The white balance doesn't even match in those two. Check your WB tint (set with the front command dial).
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Im guessing the RAW development software is stripping away some of the in-camera settings before displaying the image,
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