Picture look different in lightroom that window

[Lemaildetom]

Sorry another "Picture look different in lightroom that window". I've been reading about it and banging my head on the wall for a while but i can't manage to sort it out!

At the moment i use my uncalibrated laptop screen (calibrated or not shouldn't make a difference to my problem?). In lightroom when I look at my picture in the develop module with soft proofing turned on (srgb)! They look warmer that the jpeg export i get (srgb).

PS1: i've also try all different adobe rgb, prophoto both in jpeg and in tiff, all always come out with exactly the same colour which is slightly cooler that what i get in the developed screen with softproofing.

PS2: picture looks the same in library and develop

PS3: proofing to srgb or adobe rgb don't seem to make much difference but i also have a agfa thingy that look very different.

Any idea?

 

[KernowChris]

Are you running windows 10 and using the default picture viewer to view your jpg? If so then that could be the issues as the default picture viewer doesn't handle profiles correctly.


Try this... https://www.talkphotography.co.uk/threads/lightroom-export-increased-saturation.643526/

 

[Lemaildetom]

Yes and no!

I am using windows 10.
Problem started using the default picture viewer but then i tested photofiltre which i use often to resize, and today i tried Fastone and XnView. In photofiltre, fastone, Xnview the picture look the same! So either all these software handle it bad or somehow when i export a picture it became a bit cooler? Then even the softproofing should show me that?
Plus as my screen isn't calibrated they shouldn't be some conflict in handling profile?

My problem is the other way that yours, left is xnview right is lightroom with softproofing to srgb!

And here is XnView on the right and Windows Default Photo App on the right looking the same

So why is my export cooler and less contrasty?

 

[neil_g]

Put an image on something like Flickr with the exif intact for us to look at please.

 

[Lemaildetom]

Hi in fact it looks like it was some sort of color management issue. i went in color manage and find out it was an .icm file which i guess might be a profile i did using my spider 4? I thought i only did my external HD but i might have done this too.

So i selected the normal srgb and now there's difference between LR and other viewing techniques.

here's my color management

here's my screenshot which both look the same now

I'm going to recalibrate my screen and then how would i use a viewer which see the same color has LR?

PS1: i don't have access at my external screen at the moment as it's setup in my bedroom and i can't use it when the little boy is asleep

PS2: if you still need to see an image with exif i think you can find the jpg export there:
https://goo.gl/photos/JGS8aZxf4QvHqaWJ7
Sorry i don't use flick but i think you can download it from there and it doesn't modify my upload in anyway. Only 5 pictures in the album the not screen shot is the one!