![]() As always, I process, my raw files to 16bit Tiff files in Prophoto RGB using CaptureOne Pro 23. After the transfer to Photoshop, Photo AI Plugin is applied on the duplicated layer. However, the colors are weird with a green tint in the Topaz preview window on both sides of the comparison view. The previews also look a bit duller compared to the orginal Tiff-file - somewhat similar to an unprocessed RAW file in Win Explorer. ![]() That said, after running the Autopilot, the result is pretty much as expected without the green tint. As mentioned above, there was no problem prior to the update of PAI and there’s no issue in Denoise AI or Sharpen AI previews either. So it’s definetly a problem of color rendering/management in the new version. BTW, I’m on Win 10 pro, my Eizo CG24 monitor is correctly profiled and calibrated with a photospectrometer, of course. sRGB rendering is switched off in the TPA preferences so that TPA should use the monitor profile as indicated. I’d appreciate any help and reason of this problem. ![]() I have not yet checked if this issue is the same on the stand alone version, though, or just restricted to the PS Plugin and I have not yet tried to reset TPA 2.1.3 to default either. I will report it if I’ve got more insights.īTW the download of the all the update files took about 20 min Update: I just checked the Stand alone application of TPA 2.1.3.
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