Blue cast on imported images

For some reason, Aperture appears to be applying an adjustment when importing photos from my iPhone 4. An example is shown below.
I have not altered any settings since my last import with normal results. Could the Digital Camera RAW Compatibility Update be the culprit? (The images import into Lightroom without this change being applied).

If the images have been edited on your iPhone, you should see this in the Adjustment panel in Aperture, when you select the image:
The adjustment brick "iOS Edits" should be enabled, and you may see the name of the filter applied.
You should be able to remove the filter by disabling the brick.

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All of my images are now importing into Lightroom3 and Photoshop CS5 with a blue cast. I have reformatted the SD card, tried with other SD cards, re-calibrated my monitor with X-Rite colorometer, changed monitors, tried with another camera, changed card readers. The images appear as shot in Bridge, but when opened they come in with the blue cast. The same images import properly on my laptop. I'm shooting sRGB in camera and have tried a number of different shots, so artificail lighting is not the issue. All images that are already on my hard drive import properly. I was working in LR when this occurred, so, I think I must have inadvertently mades some alteration to the settings while working in LR. However, opening PS separately and bringing an image in independent of Lightroom has the same result. Images appear as shot in Adobe Bridge, then open with the blue cast. Thanks for any assistance.
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You may need to register your camera with the the launch service database again, see this post by Alan Roseman: Re: Aperture 3 preview of raw file greenish
There is a "typo" in the command given in the link above, so read also the following posts on how to correctly enter the command and how the fix is supposed to work
Good luck.
Post back, if this does not help.
Regards
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Blue Cast on CR2 conversion to DNG

I'm wondering if anyone can explain why CR2 files from a Canon 1D Mark II exhibit a strong blue cast when converted to DNG using the standalone Adobe DNG converter version 5.5.0.97 or Lightroom 2.5. (see examples below).
Here's the test I conducted: I first shot a JPEG image of an X-Rite grey card using Auto White Balance then used it to set a custom white balance in my 1D Mark II. I then repeated the same test using a RAW file and in both instances the camera functions as expected. However, when I converted the CR2 files to DNG they took on a strong blueish cast.
For comparison purposes I then did the same test using a Canon 5D and those CR2 files do not show the blueish cast when converted to DNG.
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Very slight blue cast on epson r1900 when match print color check box is checked

Ok, so this problem has been bugging me for some time now and I know other people have it too, because I can see it some of the screen shots.
I am running CS3 and and epson r1900. Using the latest drivers, and latest ICM epson paper profiles downloaded again just yesterday. So what happen is when I go to print a photo, whenever I check the match print color box, the proof instantly assume a very light blue cast which prints on the paper as well.
Let me tell you what I know it is not.
1. It is not double color management- ICM is disabled on the epson print manager side
2. It is not a badly calibrate monitor, My spyder 2 is working just fine.
I am wondering if its some type of gamut compression inherint the the ICC profile, but if that were the case, if I converted my photo into the icc's color space, it just take on the blue cast, but it does not it. The blue cast appears only after the match printer colors check box is checked. Even if I add additional whitespace to the picture, that what space, which when you think about it, should just be paper white, get printed again with the light blue cast. In checking and unchecking that above mentioned box, I can see that other features within the photo are being affected or shifted as well. If I use a different icc profile, say, the Kodak Professional Paper profile or a red river paper profile, there is no Blue Cast period when the box is check or unchecked, so it seems to be something related to epson profiles, and Photoshop.
I have removed the printer and reinstalled with all the latested drivers available at epson website, as well as removed all my old epson paper iCC profiles and reinstalled them from that latest available from epson as well.
I can see on some epson printing tutorials avaiable on the web, this blue cast in the screen shots. Like here- http://www.gballard.net/psd/printing_epson_photoshop_cs3.html
compare the the preview print area , the the white in the in input box for print size and you can see there is a cast.
So is this normal?
thanks
Patrick

Patrick,
ICC profiles include white point information. When you check the match print color box, Photoshop trys to show a quick soft proof of your image there in the print dialog. The blue cast is Photoshop trying to simulate the white point in the profile - which happens to be the shade of the paper. Some papers have more of a pronounced blue or yellow shade, and this shows up in the soft proof.
In reality you will not see nearly the level of shift on a print as you do in the Photoshop print dialog. That soft proof is not really super accurate.
To summarize it is indeed the paper ICC profile that is causing the effect. Different profiles will all show slightly different variations in the white point under these circumstances.
Drew Hendrix
Red River Paper
www.redriverpaper.com

Import Image Help

Hello, now first, I want to point out that I have absolutely no idea how java works (maybe that's not true...), a noob if you will, I don't use it, but I need help because I have to do this for school.
Alright, now I use this program called BlueJ. I want to know if there is a code for java to import images from file (c:\...), and put it as a background. here is my code:
import java.applet.*;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.image.*;
import java.net.URL.*;
// Kazuma Tonegawa
// Info Tech 10
// Block E
public class TermOneProject
     // Draws the small "b"
     public static void main (String[ ] args)
     {    Egyptian sam;            // create the variable named sam
          sam = new Egyptian();    // create the object sam refers to
          sam.getImage(http://www.htmlprimer.com/Images/index/logo.gif);
          sam.makeGuy ();    // Draws the straight bar of "b"
     } // this right-brace marks the end of the main method
} // this right-brace marks the end of the class
//I tried every thing but nothing works. I have no clue on how to do this, not even my teacher. can someone help on this?? Remember, I want to import from MY DRIVE. Thanks in advance.

k, here's the egyption class:
public class Egyptian extends StarTurtle
// Make a 10x10 square; finish with the same position/heading.
public void makeGuy()
{ move (90, 200);
move (-90, 0);
paint (-20, 25);
paint (120, 25);
paint (120, 25);
move (-40, 25);
paint (20, 25);
paint (-120, 25);
paint (-120, 25);
move (60, -10);
move (120, -30);
move (-45, -15);
swingAround (40);
move (-95, 0);
paint (0, 40);
move (0, -20);
paint (-90, 10);
move (90,18);
paint (-10, 50);
paint (-170,45);
move (0,10);
move (80,10);
paint (110,50);
move (0,-50);
move (140,35);
move (110,-5);
move (10,35);
paint (0,50);
move (90,0);
paint (0,65);
paint (90,35);
paint (-90,20);
move (0,-20);
move (-90,35);
move (-90,65);
paint (0,65);
paint (90,35);
paint (-90,20);
move (0,-20);
move (-90,35);
move (-90,65);
paint (-90,70);
paint (90,65);
paint (-90,35);
paint (-90,20);
move (0,-20);
move (-90,35);
move (-90,65);
paint (0,65);
paint (90,35);
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}it's supposed to be some guy. anyways, one thing I forgot to mention. I set it so that the egyption class extends a thing called starturtle, then starturtle extends smartturtle, then that extends the turtle, and finally it extends turtlet (which extends object) I'll put the turtle, and turtlet class just in case:
Turtlet
// Copy this file in its entirety to a file named Turtlet.java.
// Compile it before compiling the Turtle.java file.
// You can put Turtle commands inside the paint method of an applet if
// you declare them as Turtlets rather than as Turtles using something like
// new Turtlet (page, 100, 150), where page is paint's Graphics parameter
// and you replace 100 by any x-coordinate and 150 by any y-coordinate to
// obtain the starting point of your Turtlet.
import java.awt.Color;
public class Turtlet extends Object
{     public static final double DEGREE = Math.PI / 180;
     public static final Color RED = Color.red, BLUE = Color.blue,
                    BLACK = Color.black,      GRAY = Color.gray,
                    YELLOW = Color.yellow,    PINK = Color.pink,
                    ORANGE = Color.orange,    GREEN = Color.green,
                    MAGENTA = Color.magenta, WHITE = Color.white;
     private static java.awt.Graphics thePage;
     private double heading = 0;         // heading initially east
     private double xcor, ycor;          // current position of Turtle
     /** Set the drawing Color to the given value. Made an instance method
      * only so that it cannot be called until thePage is assigned, although
      * the drawing color is a property of thePage, not of one Turtle. */
     public void switchTo (Color given)
     {     thePage.setColor (given);
     }     //======================
     /** Write words without changing the Turtle's state. */
     public void say (String message)
     {     thePage.drawString (message, round (xcor), round (ycor));
     }     //======================
     /** Supply the nearest int value to methods requiring ints. */
     private int round (double x)
     {     return (int) (x + 0.5);
     }     //======================
     /** Make a circle of the given radius, Turtle at center. */
     public void swingAround (double radius)
     {     if (radius > 0.0)
          {     int rad = round (2 * radius);
               thePage.drawOval (round (xcor - radius),
                          round (ycor - radius), rad, rad);
     }     //======================
     /** Fill a circle of the given radius, Turtle at center. */
     public void fillCircle (double radius)
     {     if (radius > 0.0)
          {     int rad = round (2 * radius);
               thePage.fillOval (round (xcor - radius),
                         round (ycor - radius), rad, rad);
     }     //======================
// the Turtle class, completed
     /** Rotate left by left degrees; MOVE for forward steps. */
     public Turtlet move (double left, double forward)
     {     heading += left * DEGREE;
          xcor += forward * Math.cos (heading);
          ycor -= forward * Math.sin (heading);
          return this;
     }     //======================
     /** Rotate left by left degrees; PAINT for forward steps. */
     public Turtlet paint (double left, double forward)
     {     heading += left * DEGREE;
          double x = xcor + forward * Math.cos (heading);
          double y = ycor - forward * Math.sin (heading);
          thePage.drawLine (round (xcor), round (ycor),
                           round (x), round (y));
          xcor = x;
          ycor = y;
          return this;
     }     //======================
     /** Fill a rectangle of the given width and height, Turtle at center. */
     public void fillBox (double width, double height)
     {     if (width > 0.0 && height > 0.0)
          {     thePage.fillRect (round (xcor - width / 2),
                                round (ycor - height / 2),
                                round (width), round (height));
     }     //======================
     /** Pause the animation for wait milliseconds. Made a class method
      * so that an applet can pause an animation "between turtles". */
     public static void sleep (int wait)
     {     try
          {     Thread.sleep (wait);
          }catch (InterruptedException ex)
     }     //======================
     /** Create a Turtlet on a given Component at a given starting position.
      * All Turtlets must be created from within the Component's paint()
      * method or from a method called by it. All Turtles live in
      * the same world at any given time, so changing the page is analogous
      * to spaceshipping the entire Turtle population to a new world. */
     public Turtlet (java.awt.Graphics page, double xstart, double ystart)
     {     if (page == null)
               throw new NullPointerException ("You did not give a "
                                 + "world where turtles can live!");
          thePage = page;
          xcor = xstart;
          ycor = ystart;
     }     //======================
// Turtle
/* Copy this file in its entirety to a file named Turtle.java.
* Compile the Turtlet class and then compile this class, before trying to
* compile any program that uses Turtles.
* This class draws to an Image object and lets the frame's paint method
* show the Image whenever the frame repaints itself. It is for
* Turtle commands that are given in or from a main application. */
import java.awt.*;
public class Turtle extends Turtlet
     private static TurtleWorld theWorld = null;
     /** Write words without changing the Turtle's state. */
     public void say (String message)
     {     super.say (message);
          theWorld.repaint();
     }     //======================
     /** Make a circle of the given radius, Turtle at center. */
     public void swingAround (double radius)
     {     super.swingAround (radius);
          theWorld.repaint();
     }     //======================
     /** Fill a circle of the given radius, Turtle at center. */
     public void fillCircle (double radius)
     {     super.fillCircle (radius);
          theWorld.repaint();
     }     //======================
     /** Rotate left by left degrees; MOVE for forward steps.*/
     public Turtlet move (double left, double forward)
     {     return super.move (left, forward);
     }     //======================
     /** Rotate left by left degrees; PAINT for forward steps. */
     public Turtlet paint (double left, double forward)
     {     super.paint (left, forward);
          theWorld.repaint();
          return this;
     }     //======================
     /** Fill a rectangle of the given width and height, Turtle at center. */
     public void fillBox (double width, double height)
     {     super.fillBox (width, height);
          theWorld.repaint();
     }     //======================
     /** Create a turtle at the center of the default JFrame. */
     public Turtle()
     {     this (false, 760, 600); // special case of the constructor below
     }     //======================
     /** If makeNewWorld is true, make an additional JFrame of the given
      * width and height. Create a turtle at the center of the JFrame. */
     public Turtle (boolean makeNewWorld, int width, int height)
     {     super (makePage (makeNewWorld, width, height),
                          width / 2, height / 2);
     }     //======================
     /** Only done as a separate method because super() has to be
      * the first statement in the any constructor. */
     private static Graphics makePage (boolean makeNewWorld, int w, int h)
     {     if (theWorld == null || makeNewWorld)
               theWorld = new TurtleWorld (w, h);
          return theWorld.getPage();
     }     //======================
/** A TurtleWorld is a JFrame on which an Image object is drawn each time
* the JFrame is repainted. Each Turtle draws on that Image object. */
class TurtleWorld extends javax.swing.JFrame
     private static final int EDGE = 3, TOP = 30; // around the JFrame
     private Image itsPicture;
     private Graphics itsPage;
     public TurtleWorld (int width, int height)
     {     super ("Turtle Drawings"); // set the title for the frame
          setDefaultCloseOperation (EXIT_ON_CLOSE); // no WindowListener
          setSize (width + 2 * EDGE, height + TOP + EDGE);
          toFront(); // put this frame in front of the BlueJ window
          setVisible (true); // cause a call to paint
          begin (width, height);
     }     //======================
     public void begin (int width, int height)
     {     itsPicture = new java.awt.image.BufferedImage (width, height,
                          java.awt.image.BufferedImage.TYPE_INT_RGB);
          itsPage = itsPicture.getGraphics();
          itsPage.setColor (Color.white);
          itsPage.fillRect (0, 0, width, height);
          itsPage.setColor (Color.black);
     }     //======================
     public Graphics getPage()
     {     return itsPage; // itsPicture.getGraphics(); => NO COLORS
     }     //======================
     public void paint (Graphics g)
     {     if (itsPicture != null)
               g.drawImage (itsPicture, EDGE, TOP, this);
     }     //======================
// hope that gives some clue to the problem... and thank you again.

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