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No I have not selected the clipped highlights / shadows but even in the unedited raw file it shows the red dots. I’ve never seen such “noise” and since I underexposed the shot a bit - the moment I increase the exposure it becomes more red and clearly glows like an led 

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It’s not showing up in the photo that you posted above.

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1 hour ago, MEB said:

The OP is referring to the red dots on the shadow area below the circles (touching the context toolbar). You have to view the image in full screen to notice them.

Well ... er ... spotted, Miguel! I see a few blue dots, too.

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Thanks for the link, it would seem it's down to the way the Apple RAW engine built into iOS is reading the file. I've just opened the file using Affinity Photo on macOS as the RAW engine can be swapped between the Apple engine built into macOS and our SerifLABS engine. The Apple engine on macOS has the same issues with that file whereas ours doesn't, unfortunately the iPad versions RAW engine can't be swapped, it was designed to use the built in one. 

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13 minutes ago, Lee D said:

Thanks for the link, it would seem it's down to the way the Apple RAW engine built into iOS is reading the file. I've just opened the file using Affinity Photo on macOS as the RAW engine can be swapped between the Apple engine built into macOS and our SerifLABS engine. The Apple engine on macOS has the same issues with that file whereas ours doesn't, unfortunately the iPad versions RAW engine can't be swapped, it was designed to use the built in one. 

Thanks for your quick response Lee. I understand what you are saying and I was always wondering what the pros and cons are switching the engines on my Affinity macOS version? Also, when I load it in macOS the histogram gives me a triangle warning 'coarse histogram' . what does that mean?

 

 

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