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@Mark Ingram Thank you Mark and everyone involved! Beta 1.8.4.665 made my life better with reading my CR3 files! My CR3 file looks much better now from an EOS R... I toggled the "apply tone curve" off and on, much much better now... Another pic I have really showed the purple haze badly of a lighthouse on a foggy evening, after a little tweaking in Develop, it looks the same as what Photoshop 2020 produced...

Thanks AiDon, I have the same settings, histogram is not correct... second pic is after I raised the exposure 1.5. Last pic shows how it looks in Photoshop 2020. Added one last pic at bottom of AP with No Tone Curve.

Hi Chris, I have this same problem with CR3 files, downloaded the latest Beta yesterday and same issue. Exposure has to be raised about 1.5 to get it to where it should be compared to Photoshop 2020, Luminar 4, or FastStone Viewer. My old CR2 files develop fine in AP, its just the CR3 files. Hope it is resolved soon, right now I'm developing in Photoshop 2020 camera raw for the CR3 file, saving it as a psd file and finishing it up in AP.

anon2, For what it is worth, I found some old CR2 RAW files and they develop correctly when compared to Photoshop and Luminar 4, histogram is the same, lighting is the same... Seems to be just my CR3 RAW files that are affected.

Thank you, I'll look at the post this evening. Sorry, reread that, I installed the latest AP beta earlier today with same results.

I have the same problem with RAW files(CR3) being too dark. I can load the same file in PhotoShop 2020, Lightroom, Luminar 4, FastStone Image Viewer and it is brighter, the Histogram is normal as compared to how it looked on the camera(Canon EOS R CR3 file). In Affinity the Histogram is scrunched down to the left at least 1.4 stops low. I've had to start using PS to properly process my RAW files, shouldn't have to do this. I've looked thru many threads here, reset everything, installed the latest beta, set my display to sRGB color profile, made sure Affinity was using sRGB... I do not have a newer graphics card or monitor, otherwards I do not have HDR capability. I've read that someone posted to simply raise the exposure level and add a tone curve, etc... why? Should not have to do that, Affinity should be able to read the RAW file just like other programs.