Quattro SPP exported raw, higher contrast?

[tohereknowswhen]

I've read here that the "portrait" color mode has the least contrast. I really like how the jpegs from the camera look when using this mode.

However when I open them in SPP a loooooooot of contrast seems to be added. It also seems to have some boosted saturation?

Here's a jpeg:



And here's the same image exported from SPP with no adjustments:



Any thoughts on what may cause this? Any workarounds?

And yes I know the obvious solution to this is issue is to just shoot jpeg

 

[xpatUSA]

I've read here that the "portrait" color mode has the least contrast. I really like how the jpegs from the camera look when using this mode.

However when I open them in SPP a loooooooot of contrast seems to be added. It also seems to have some boosted saturation?

Any thoughts on what may cause this? Any workarounds?

Generally speaking, the raw-to- JPEG conversion software in-camera is not the same as that used by SPP

Secondly, when SPP opens a raw image, the review settings may not be the same as the in-camera settings. Even if the review setting are "the same" the conversion will still be different.

Not really a "workaround" but I always have my in-camera JPEG settings at sRGB and zero contrast, etc.

I always open a raw in SPP with the original X3F settings, not last settings, nor any other option.

Not familiar with SPP6, maybe others can say more.

 

[Ceistinne]

I've read here that the "portrait" color mode has the least contrast. I really like how the jpegs from the camera look when using this mode.

However when I open them in SPP a loooooooot of contrast seems to be added. It also seems to have some boosted saturation?

Here's a jpeg:



And here's the same image exported from SPP with no adjustments:



Any thoughts on what may cause this? Any workarounds?

And yes I know the obvious solution to this is issue is to just shoot jpeg

tohereknowswhen,

Probably due to settings in SPP. Change to suit whatever effect you want get.

S

 

[tohereknowswhen]

I've read here that the "portrait" color mode has the least contrast. I really like how the jpegs from the camera look when using this mode.

However when I open them in SPP a loooooooot of contrast seems to be added. It also seems to have some boosted saturation?

Any thoughts on what may cause this? Any workarounds?

Generally speaking, the raw-to- JPEG conversion software in-camera is not the same as that used by SPP

Secondly, when SPP opens a raw image, the review settings may not be the same as the in-camera settings. Even if the review setting are "the same" the conversion will still be different.

Not really a "workaround" but I always have my in-camera JPEG settings at sRGB and zero contrast, etc.

I always open a raw in SPP with the original X3F settings, not last settings, nor any other option.

Not familiar with SPP6, maybe others can say more.

Yeah I figured as much. I open it with the original X3F settings for what it's worth.

 

[tohereknowswhen]

I've read here that the "portrait" color mode has the least contrast. I really like how the jpegs from the camera look when using this mode.

However when I open them in SPP a loooooooot of contrast seems to be added. It also seems to have some boosted saturation?

Here's a jpeg:



And here's the same image exported from SPP with no adjustments:



Any thoughts on what may cause this? Any workarounds?

And yes I know the obvious solution to this is issue is to just shoot jpeg

tohereknowswhen,

Probably due to settings in SPP. Change to suit whatever effect you want get.

S

Yeah, it must be the case. Dropping the contrast to -2 and then -5 on portrait color makes it looke closer to the JPEG:

 

[xpatUSA]

I've read here that the "portrait" color mode has the least contrast. I really like how the jpegs from the camera look when using this mode.

However when I open them in SPP a loooooooot of contrast seems to be added. It also seems to have some boosted saturation?

Any thoughts on what may cause this? Any workarounds?

Generally speaking, the raw-to- JPEG conversion software in-camera is not the same as that used by SPP

Secondly, when SPP opens a raw image, the review settings may not be the same as the in-camera settings. Even if the review setting are "the same" the conversion will still be different.

Not really a "workaround" but I always have my in-camera JPEG settings at sRGB and zero contrast, etc.

I always open a raw in SPP with the original X3F settings, not last settings, nor any other option.

Not familiar with SPP6, maybe others can say more.

Yeah I figured as much. I open it with the original X3F settings for what it's worth.

Good.

What color space in-camera sRGB or aRGB?

What JPEG settings in-camera (saturation, etc)?

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[Scottelly]

I'll take a guess the Detail setting in SPP could be affecting the contrast. What setting is Detail on?

If you provide a screen shot of your process it might help.