First, thank you for a prompt reply.
Second, I just tried your suggestion - set the "Raw processing colour space" to sRGB. Did not make much, if any difference.
Third, I realize that the screen shot would no provide much information regarding absolute colours, BUT I intended to demonstrate that the Adobe applications were consistent with one colour while FRV produced a differeent hue. I think that is evident from the screen shot. And, as I also mentioned Nikon's NX Studio is very similar to Adobe, and different from FRV.
Would you have any other suggestions?
Thanks,
Peter
First, thank you for a prompt
First, thank you for a prompt reply.
Second, I just tried your suggestion - set the "Raw processing colour space" to sRGB. Did not make much, if any difference.
Third, I realize that the screen shot would no provide much information regarding absolute colours, BUT I intended to demonstrate that the Adobe applications were consistent with one colour while FRV produced a differeent hue. I think that is evident from the screen shot. And, as I also mentioned Nikon's NX Studio is very similar to Adobe, and different from FRV.
Would you have any other suggestions?
Thanks,
Peter