Some of my raw images are too bright in Topaz Photo AI 2.0.2
The Images come from a Canon EOS R7 with + RF100-400 Lens
I use Windows 11
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Can you upload the original RAW file so I can try and reproduce this on my end?
Thank you for your reply.
This is the original raw image
2023-09-26_IMG_5629.CR3 (40.9 MB)
Kind regards,
Rob
Are you seeing the exposure shift upon export? Are you exporting as a JPG?
From Lightroom 12.5 I use the Plugin option to send the Image to Topaz Photo AI. When the Image is imported in Topaz Photo AI the exposure shift is already visible without any editing in Topaz. When the editing is done the Image is sent back to Lightroom.
Here you see the images in Lightroom. On the right you will see the image that comes from Topaz Photo AI:
From Lightroom I normally export the image as a jpeg files. But in this case I didn’t came so far.
Try importing the RAW file into Photo AI as a standalone and exporting as a JPG to see if the exposure shift is still there.
In that case, there is no exposure shift and the image looks good.
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Got it, I’ve let our developers know. We’re aware of some conflicts when going from RAW to JPG. In the meantime, you can try using the Photo > Edit in > Topaz Photo AI workflow which will preserve color and process a TIF instead of a RAW.
Thank you for your reply.
I don’t know what this has to do with JPG, because immediately after importing the image, using the plugin option in Lightroom, the image has an exposure shift in Topaz Photo AI. So I did not export the image as a JPG yet.
