RAW Development issue (1.7.0.231)

[HVDB Photography 171]

Development is veryyyy slow.

Takes around 2.30 minutes to finish and the end result is a washed-out image ...
I did the test with different images all with the same result

 

[>|< 758]

At the end, your document appears to be RGBA/16 with gamma-encoded pixel values but it wrongly has been assigned a linear colour profile instead of a gamma encoding profile, hence the washed out look which is also affecting the colour wheel at top right.

 

Edited February 5 by >|<

[AlainP 113]

Here the RAW files is opened in the Develop Persona, but clicking "Develop" without doing anything also creates a washed out file. But the operation is as fast as it was in the previous version. I tried with 3 different cameras RAW files and same result. It's like if the color profile was wrong.

But now I can hear the fans on the graphics card...

[>|< 758]

2 minutes ago, AlainP said:

Here the RAW files is opened in the Develop Persona, but clicking "Develop" without doing anything also creates a washed out file. But the operation is as fast as it was in the previous version. I tried with 3 different cameras RAW files and same result.

But now I can hear the fans on the graphics card...

If your result is a 16 bpc RGBA document with a linear profile then try using Document > Assign ICC Profile to assign the non-linear version of the profile.

[Gregory St. Laurent 20]

I'm having the same issue, using Olympus .ORF files

[>|< 758]

Same again - your document is 16 bpc RGB but it wrongly has a linear profile instead of the gamma encoding version of the profile.

[AlainP 113]

11 minutes ago, >|< said:

If your result is a 16 bpc RGBA document with a linear profile then try using Document > Assign ICC Profile to assign the non-linear version of the profile.

You're right, the Develop assigns a linear color profile.

[AlainP 113]

The official release version is also faster....  on my system at least.

 

[>|< 758]

10 minutes ago, AlainP said:

You're right, the Develop assigns a linear color profile.

Develop persona works in a linear colour space. It can output a 32 bpc linear image or a 16 bpc gamma-encoded image. When outputting the latter it should, and in the 1.7 betas on Mac does, assign a gamma encoding profile to the gamma-encoded image, so your problem appears to be specific to the current AP beta on Windows.

 

[walt.farrell 887]

Note that .231 for Windows is listed as having fixed a problem in the Develop Persona:

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Stopped clipping to sRGB gamut on developing to ProPhoto RGBA16

Apparently there's a bit of a problem with that fix

(I see the same problem, and Assigning the non-linear profile also resolves it for me. Thanks for the suggestion, @>|<.)

[HVDB Photography 171]

Okay, a non-linear profile assignment solves the problem, but that should happen automatically as before.
 

[AlainP 113]

Well... it's still a beta version so this kind of problem is normal. I'm sure this will be fixed in the next release, and untill then the fix is quite easy and quick.

[Gregory St. Laurent 20]

Where do you go to apply the non-linear profile.

[walt.farrell 887]

Document > Assign ICC Profile, if I remember correctly.

[Gregory St. Laurent 20]

6 minutes ago, walt.farrell said:

Document > Assign ICC Profile, if I remember correctly.

Thanks I looked in there but I wasn't sure which to pick,        Update: figured it out Thanks again

[Paradise33 1]

Also noticed that the histograms are different between 1.6.5.123 and 1.7.0.231 The white coloured graph is missing on 1.7 edition which I use to set my blackpoints.

[Julius1de 1]

Hello,
I have the same problem.
Must change with every new picture again.

[MEB 6,952]

Issue logged to be looked at. Thank you all.