green image?, zoner photo studio issue?

sk66 said:
It could be a bad monitor profile being invoked... usually when this happens the GUI will also have some odd coloring somewhere as well.
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thanks steven, thr rest of the screen was perfectly fine, just the image affected. Thinking about it, when I was watching something on iplayer the other day, after pausing and coming back to it, just the playback area was all off, as in it looked like the screen had failed, Not sure if they would be related?
 
Could be... sounds like it to me. Some programs will use the monitor profile and others won't. My best suggestion is to calibrate the monitor and see if that rectifies the issue.
 
sk66 said:
Could be... sounds like it to me. Some programs will use the monitor profile and others won't. My best suggestion is to calibrate the monitor and see if that rectifies the issue.
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I don't have any way of calibrating the monitor. These images that are going green on upload are off an 80d, its never done it with my 7dmk2 files, which is most probably coincidence I would imagine.
 
Here is the reply back from zoner

Thank you for sending us the sample file. The Canon EOS 80D's RAw files, unlike the 7D MkII, are not natively supported by the internal RAW developer of Zoner Photo Studio. This can cause that the unsupported RAW files can be interpreted incorrectly. However, Zoner Photo Studio X can develop 80D's RAW files if you expand its capabilities by integrating Adobe DNG Converter into it.

To do so, take these steps:

* Download Adobe DNG Converter from
http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=106&platform=Windows
* Install Adobe DNG Converter.
We recommend not changing the suggested location on disk.
* In Zoner Photo Studio, press Ctrl+M.
This shows the Preferences window.
* Go to the "RAW Format" preferences.
* Turn on the "Use Adobe DNG Converter to load RAW files" option.

If you installed Adobe DNG Converter to the suggested location on disk, then you're done now. Click OK.
If you did not install Adobe DNG Converter to the suggested location on disk, then tell Zoner Photo Studio where that location is. To do so, click the "folder" icon on the right, and browse to where you installed ADC. Then OK everything.

For more detailed description, don't hesitate to check this article - https://learn.zoner.com/integrating-dng-converter-into-zoner-photo-studio/

I'm sure this will fix the problem for you. If you need any follow-up on this, or you ever need answers, help, or advice surrounding your Zoner Photo Studio in the future, please don't hesitate to write in again. We'll be pleased to help you!
 
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