Photo Taken in Camera diff from displaying from Computer

[williamchew85]

dunoe y after i import the photo from camera to pc... the picture become more vivid... become very red in some sense.. izzit bcoz of Adobe color i set in camera?

edit: using D90 setting vivid with saturation +3 sharpness +1

 

[earthling82]

dunoe y after i import the photo from camera to pc... the picture become more vivid... become very red in some sense.. izzit bcoz of Adobe color i set in camera?

edit: using D90 setting vivid with saturation +3 sharpness +1

Hi

Try setting your camera to Neutral instead of vivid.

Also take note of your white balance settings when taking pictures.

 

[lithium_fire]

You need to set up a "neutral" base for comparison.

Is your monitor colour calibrated?

Is your DSLR monitor n default factory settings?

Your DSLR monitor will never match your computer monitor 100%. There will be subtle nuances.

You can always adjust the color to your preference via photo editing software like Photoshop or Gimp.

 

[williamchew85]

DSLR monitor? u mean lcd screen?

 

[Fotophilic]

dunoe y after i import the photo from camera to pc... the picture become more vivid... become very red in some sense.. izzit bcoz of Adobe color i set in camera?

edit: using D90 setting vivid with saturation +3 sharpness +1

your best bet is to go get a monitor calibration kit.

 

[wibawa]

If u are going to view it using photoshop or any color profile aware software, adobe is ok, otherwise u should use sRGB.
If u r not sure whether your software has been set up properly to use the color profiles, use sRGB

I only use srgb nowadays...