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no3puttzNewbie Joined: Aug 06, 2019 19:31Messages: 1Offline
Solved byAug 06, 2019 19:35
I have a photo I took during the golden hour in the morning, when imported to photodirector 10 I have small multicolored pixels appearing in my photo. I opened the same photo in other programs and they are not in the picture. any ideas?
PPCyber made a good suggestion. If you can provide more details & examples it makes it much easier to investigate the cause of the issue.
I deliberately selected low light (golden hour) photos that I thought would show colour artefacts when previewed at 100% (1:1) and checked them in PhD10, Lightroom, & ON1 Photo RAW. In each app, the preview quality was set to standard (the middle setting).
Here's a screen capture showing what I was seeing in each.
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