Joshua1

I decided to do a little test and found that if I turn off D-Lighting and set Picture Control to standard Affinity and ViewNX-I yield nearly the exact same result. ViewNXI - Affinity - Thank you for this but I was mainly just trying to figure out a way to get the 2 softwares to look the most similar so I don't have to edit it nearly as much to get the same result. It can be very confusing having an image look perfectly balanced in the camera only to see it 4 stops underexposed in processing.

I currently do have D-lighting active in my camera, and I am using Neutral picture control. Do you think I should disable D-lighting or something? What type of Picture control would affinity have the easiest time understanding?

Hi, I have been having this problem for a while now and was wondering if there was a fix for it. When I view my pictures in camera and on Nikon software like ViewNXI it looks much brighter than it does on Affinity Photo. I have windows 10. Here is an example. ViewNXI - Affinity -