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New path for wishes by DreGGs, on Flickr

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The Drop by DreGGs, on Flickr

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Night Checkers by DreGGs, on Flickr

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This way! by DreGGs, on Flickr

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Theater in the sun by DreGGs, on Flickr

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I've got a dream by DreGGs, on Flickr

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literally just found this thread and wanted to say "Thanks" ...before I went off and forgot . Seriously though...I really appreciate the time and effort you have put into this.

 

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Above Legacy by DreGGs, on Flickr

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Quiet Nights by DreGGs, on Flickr

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Bursts over Gastons by DreGGs, on Flickr

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Geodesic Eclipse by DreGGs, on Flickr

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Please watch your step by DreGGs, on Flickr

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Welcome by DreGGs, on Flickr

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Serenity by DreGGs, on Flickr

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Ticket, Please. by DreGGs, on Flickr

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Hi There! by DreGGs, on Flickr

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It's a great big beautiful Tomorrowland by DreGGs, on Flickr

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Over the top by Dan Karanikis, on Flickr

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Over the top by Dan Karanikis, on Flickr

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Not sure if here or twitter is easier and probably over the 140 character limit, but I saw your tweet about how LR imports the raw D750 files.

Have you tried changing the color profile in LR? Under Camera Calibration just after Grain.

The default is Adobe, I tend to use Camera Neutral for disney shots. For portraits I use Camera Portrait. But I'd play with those to see if those yield better results because the Adobe color profile seems super super flat.

 

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Not sure if here or twitter is easier and probably over the 140 character limit, but I saw your tweet about how LR imports the raw D750 files.

Have you tried changing the color profile in LR? Under Camera Calibration just after Grain.

The default is Adobe, I tend to use Camera Neutral for disney shots. For portraits I use Camera Portrait. But I'd play with those to see if those yield better results because the Adobe color profile seems super super flat.

I have played around with the different profiles and some images look better in neutral and others are better with adobe. Its odd, because its not as if the color/image detail is missing...its just incredibly over contrasted. My D7100 never had this issue...I thought it may have been the camera but the images look great in the Nikon Capture NX-D browser/editor. I think I need to sit down and make my own profile...I just need the time to do it.