Hi, I have 2 EOS 10D's. When I shoot, the photos look great in the camera display, but when I load them into the computer and bring them up in Photoshop, they look almost 2 f-stops darker. My exposures are correct when I shoot, and the prints that the lab send back match the monitor. I have the camera color space set to Adobe RGB, and Photoshop set to Adobe RGB 1988. I batch lighten my photos, but I wish I could get the same exposure as I see in the camera. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Sounds like your actual computer monitor might be out of whack. Compare the histogram in the 10D against the histogram in Photoshop. If they look roughly the same, then something is wrong with your monitor. You might need to play with the contrast/brightness. For best results, a hardware monitor profiler might be useful.
Karen
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