Images changes in Lightroom when chosen

When I am using lightroom, I am usually working with NEF files and when they are in the menu at the bottom, they look brighter and more like they did on the camera, then when I click them to work with them in the develop setting they change to more of a dull and dimmer picture with less color etc. I want my original picture, the brighter beautiful one, how??? Thanks,
Lucasorionimages.com

Here is the answer:
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/358016?tstart=0

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Rob Cole wrote:
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panic(cpu 2 caller 0xffffff7fa0fa4f7c): "GPU Panic: [<None>] 5 3 7f 0 0 0 0 3 : NVRM[0/1:0:0]: Read Error 0x00610210: CFG 0xffffffff 0xffffffff 0xffffffff, BAR0 0xd2000000 0xffffff813ad12000 0x0a5480a2, D0, P3/4\n"@/SourceCache/AppleGraphicsControl/AppleGraphicsControl-3.6.22/src/Apple MuxControl/kext/GPUPanic.cpp:127
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I need to change my Cursor when I rollover the Image, Any feature is there in Muse...?

I need to change my Cursor when I rollover the Image, Any feature is there in Muse, I searched it, But no use, Is there's any plugin is there to do...?

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Image Processor in Lightroom?

In my photo class, the teacher said to get Lightroom to be able to change the file sizes of my large pictures. In photoshop I would click on file - scripts - image processor. How do I do this in Lightroom?
Thanks for your help!

Honestly, just do it in Photoshop and don't bother with Lightroom if that's your only goal, to change the "file sizes". Why bother obtaining and installing and learning Lightroom if all you want is a function you can already perform in Photoshop?
Lightroom does not change the "file sizes" of your images. It is a completely non-destructive editor that leaves your original image files unchanged (exception: when metadata is written to the xmp portion of the file).
Perhaps you mean "image size" and not "file size"?

Importing from camera into lightroom when camera is connected

I used to be able to import photos into lightroom when my camera is connected. I somehow am no longer able to do this, maybe because of updates, but I am not sure? I am using version 1.3.1 on a pc running windows vista professional, and my camera is a Canon Rebel Xti. The problem I have is that using windows to import is too slow and it has caused duplicate filenames of files. So I'd love to be able to have lightroom import from the camera like it used to. Cheers

Hello. I've seen photographers have portrait setups that have the camera connected to the computer, and as soon as they take a picture, the new image is imported.
I tried using "auto import" but it's not working properly. I'm shooting Nikon D200 and it has 2 USB modes: P2P and Mass Storage. In the former, I can't have "auto import" on because it needs to read from a folder and it's being read as a "device" instead. In the latter, I'd have to disconnect the camera to take the picture, reconnect it, but it doesn't detect a change (new picture) and so it won't auto-upload. I also have Bridge CS3 which I believe should do what I want it to do, but can't find it on there either.
Does anyone have a solution?

Image disintegration in Lightroom 3.6

Normally I would consider this a Camera Write error, however since the CR2 raw file imported, I was able to crop and then export a jpeg, before the raw image disintegrated (to be lost). Several others disintegrated while clicking on them before I could manipulate. Has anyone else experienced this?
First image - this was the exported jpeg
Then after manipulation, and export as jpeg. Tried to print at which point the original CR2 disintegrated into this.
Is this a Camera Write problem or a Lightoom problem.

Chuck,
Thanks for your input.
Oddly enough, Lightroom will not recognize a jpeg of the raw file, will not import it. Also when exporting my files for backup, I always export as original (rather then just burning a disk of my folder) so that I have the changes made. When I try to export a TIFF that was created using Nik Filters, Lightroom views it as a damaged file and will not export (at which point I simply drag it into my back up folder)
To answer your questions,
1. Time stamp is not changed
2. Yes I can open the original file in Photoshop, or Canon Digital Pro.
I do believe Lightroom is corrupted and might have to re-install. Will need to contact Tech a support for correct method, so I don't lose my library, have close to 100k images.
Peter Politanoff
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Hey! Im having an issue where photoshop changes the colors when I move the window between my monitors, seen here: http://sta.sh/04y5s60vf3j This isnt due to the monitors themselves being different, it actually changes after a few seconds of moving it inbetween the monitors. The left one has been callibrated with a spyder 3 elite which I no longer have access to. I applied the file with windows color management instead of the spyder utility. The second one is new, and it is not callibrated by anything, but instead was done by hand with the built in brightness/contrast/custom RGB settings. Both of them are very close to eachother, enough so for my tastes. but when photoshop changes what the image looks like, it's causing problems. Interestingly enough, when I disable callibration for the monitor on the left, the image does not change colors between monitors, but instead always appears as it does on the right. but then they don't match up and the whole screen looked washed out because it's uncallibrated, so that doesnt do me any good. Another interesting thing to point out, is when this image is saved as a .JPG, and viewed with firefox the image appears exactly like the monitor on the LEFT (which is my main monitor) despite the left monitor being the one that is force changed. does anyone have any suggestions? It also appears that windows photoviewer is behaving the same way, though firefox does not. Meaning when I open an image in all 3 on the left monitor, they look the same, but when opened on the right monitor, windows photo viewer and photoshop both display the image as brighter and redder than firefox does. This is frustrating, because it seems photoshop is changing the image with my callibration on my left monitor to match what it looks like on the web, which it does. but it doesn't do this for the right monitor, or when the left is uncallibrated. Another issue I can see with this is even if the UI is the same shade of gray, the images are different between the monitors because of this change. Does anyone have any suggestions?
- BD

Alright! So I reread through all this, poked at some things on the internet, and I'm going to attempt to summarize what would be a good solution for all this (And it seems, it still won't be perfect, but to get myself into the best environment I can for not messing with images for an hour trying to make them look nice before I post them to the web. I painted something yesterday on the cintiq, popped it over to my laptop screen and it just looked washed out and terrible.)
1. Get a X-rite EODIS3 i1 Display Pro, Callibrate laptop and cintiq. I do have the money to drop on something like this, especially if it's a time saver.
     Things I'm not sure about:
          a. There was a ton of complaints about the software not working when I checked reviews, but also a ton that said everything was great. most of them were mac users though.
          b. I'm not sure if problems would still be posed, even while calibrated, by me having a wide gamut monitor.
          c. I'm a terrible excuse for a human being and I think the colors showing up brighter on the wide gamut screen is pretty (I should just make my images this bright on a normal screen and there won't be any issues. >.>)
2. Set Firefox to color manage (easy enough)
3. Change my photoshop working space to sRGB (since they'll have been calibrated at this point)
3. Accept the fact that most of the people who look at my work will be doing so on a monitor that is almost certainly uncalibrated, and I can't control what they will see on my screen, but I CAN control if the colors are -actually- what I want them to be on any properly calibrated device. which is probably the best way to go anyways.
4. Make paintings, have fun.
Now, you two have been going on about all sorts of interesting things in here, and it seems that calibration issue run much much deeper than I ever thought. Do either of you have recommendations for how I should tweak this list of things to do or other things I can/ should do? I'm not currently a working professional, but if I have anything to say about it, I will be within a few years (I'm going to school for illustration and studying concept design on my own time) so it'd be useful for me to get into good habits now.
- Brendavid

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