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<p>I'm in the process of reconverting my NEFs to DNGs (long story) so I can't upload for a comparison quite yet. But in the meantime, let's say the issue is that NX2 was using my in-camera settings, while Photoshop is showing in sRGB. I guess there's no way to get around the slight color shifts and the required editing that come with this conversion, since I'd have to convert to sRGB anyway for uploading to the web. Is that right? Sorry for such a basic question. </p> <p>Robert</p>

<p>Hi,<br> For some reason, the colors of NEF and DNG versions of my photos are displaying differently on my monitor (I have to convert to DNG because the version of Photoshop I inherited was "borrowed" and can't display NEF). I can't figure out if my software has something to do with this since I can't view NEF files in Photoshop (see above) and can't view DNG files in View NX2 (which I use for photo organization).</p> <p>I was told that DNG files, like NEF files, have no inherent color profiles. Yet when I preview a DNG file in, say, Bridge, the metadata mentions RGB as the color mode. What am I missing?</p> <p>For what it's worth, both NX2 and Photoshop are set to sRGB, as I edit only for the web. My camera is a D610, yet I figured that its color mode didn't matter since the files are RAW.</p> <p>Any help would be greatly appreciated!And please let me know if I can clarify anything. </p> <p>Robert</p>