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Thanks for your reply, Walt. It still seems weird to me that I can open these files in any other program that supports RAW and the exposures are good. It was my understanding that RAW files don't have in-camera settings applied to them (like JPEGs would). But then, I'm wrong a lot. Until this gets ironed out, I'll have to use a different RAW processor.

Hi @Ron P., I appreciate the quick reply! I have looked at all the documentation I can find and have played with all of those settings. Nothing seems to change the way they import. When I turn those settings off, the images just get more flat — and they're still underexposed. I've even tried using Iridient X-Transformer to create DNGs out of the RAFs. I'm not ready to give up on AP yet but I need a different way of opening the raw files before doing any serious editing.

This is not an issue with only new cameras. I'm dealing with the same frustration with an X-Pro1, X-T2 and all of my lenses. I don't know what the deal is with Affinity and RAW files but I'm really disappointed. Everything I shoot is easily needing 1+ stop boost in exposure.