Yesterday i spent the afternoon shooting a local Oak Forest I came home with some images that I was really happy with.

I first opened up the images in iView Media Pro to take a quick look at what i got and everything looked just as i remembered shooting them for the most part. I shot my camera settings on my 5d in Adobe RGB, Raw and the Neutral Picture Style which i don't think makes a difference when shooting Raw.

When i open the images up in my RAW Processors i get bizarre results, different in all of them. Photoshop CS 2 shows horrible Magenta Fringing around the small branches that are up against a grey sky. Capture One the image looks horribly Cyan and The Canon Raw Processor looks much like CS2.

Am I completely missing something here? Why are these RAW Processors seeming to color the image and iView showing me what i would consider the correct image?

Totally baffled anyone have any ideas?

Cris...

I had this problem before when I use breeze brower and photoshop and Capture one. I found out that color calibrate or color management is different in each one of the program. It did drove me crazy. So I did color management each program at the same. It work fine. Maybe that might be your problem!
Joe

Cris,
Probably a dumb question but did you have the camera set to capture RAW+JPG? Is Iview reading the jpg and not the raw file?

hey George, nope i only capture RAW when i'm in the great outdoors well or at least until i can upgrad all my 1 gig cf cards. It's amazing how many fewer pictures you get on a 1 gig card going from a 20d to a 5d I guess this makes the camera industry go around.

Cris...

Hey Cris How's it going? I'd like to know the reason for your issue if you ever find the reason.
thanks, george

Hey George,
I abandoned this session as things got kind of busy around here. I do need to solve this problem and as soon as I figure out what's going on i'll post my findings.

Cris...