Lightroom edit issue

donkeymusic

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Hello,

I have the following image that has been edited in Lightroom4, if i turn on the blinkiess in Lightroom and edit the background it appears to be white yet when i turn them off i can see where i have used the adjustment brush around the edge.

So i exported and when i view the image its got marks again where the adjustment brush was used.

I import the image into photoshop and change the levels and i can see that the background is really white.

Can anyone advise?

L&M-3 by Carlo Mullen, on Flickr

Thanks
 
Colour space issues? (sRGB in PS, something else in LR - or the other way around...)
 
i don't see the difference on other sets of photos that have been edited this way.

does it look odd to you?
 
No - looks fine to me, but colour space issues can give just the sort of issues you're experiencing...
 
Richard King said:
are you using "soft proof" in lightroom?
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don't think so.

Just checked and soft proofing wasn't tested.

Just done a test and if i use the adjustment brush it doesn't appear to complete edit the white background but if export to Photoshop i can use the dodge brush to tidy it up and it works fine

just viewed the same issue on my iPad and it looks fine,
 
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arad85 said:
No - looks fine to me, but colour space issues can give just the sort of issues you're experiencing...
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can't suss this out, i can however only see the change when i tilt the screen back.

some of the images appear fine and others are not
 
Going to calibrate my screen later.

My issues is, if i clean up the background in Lightroom and the blinkies show it as white, then this should be correct. I will then export these and pass to a client, what i dont want is them printing the images and to have marks where i have used the adjustment brush.

Gone through other collections and cant see any issues, i think i will just to re edit this set, but what i cant get my head round is why in LR it appears to be correct and then in PS its not.
 
I have to admit, looking at that the background doesn't look pure white
 
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