Lightroom + EOS 450D RAW's

So I download the images from my card using the software provided etc. And browse through them using Digital Photo Professional or Canon ZoomBrowser.
But I notice when I import them into LightRoom that they are slightly different than when I look at them in the previously stated programs. Its like they have had there contrast maybe upped a bit or they're a bit underexposed or saturated than when viewed in Digital Photo Professional or Canon ZoomBrowser.
Its not too much of a hassle but I don't understand why the pictures are changed without any editing.
Is it just me?
Sorry if this topic has been brought up a lot before.
Cheers, Patrick

Lightroom uses a different profiling method from those other apps, so you will be starting from a different point.
Try downloading the new DNG Profile Editor and its accompanying profiles. With those installed you may see something similar to the other apps.
http://labs.adobe.com/wiki/index.php/DNG_Profiles
It is a familiar topic! :)

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