OK - I have a copy of your RAW file - and the affect I describe above is very clearly obvious;
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I applied DXO’s “No Corrections” preset … and I changed Color Rendering to Generic renderings with Neutral color, realistic tonality (gamma 2.2) … which, I understand, is your preference (Not that the Color Rendering makes any meaningful difference at all to this phenomenon).
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I have Working Color Space = Wide-Gamut … and SP=OFF
– here’s what I see (within PL) on my sRGB monitor
Tip : Click on one image and then use arrows < > to quickly compare SP = OFF versus SP=ON… -
I export to disk - with target as JPG with export ICC-Profile = sRGB~
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I view the exported JPG on my sRGB monitor (using Irfan Viewer - not from within PL)
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I go back to the preview within PL – and compare what I see (within PL) versus what I see via Irfan-Viewer — Oh, dear (Fake surprise) - they look quite different !!
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I switch Soft Proofing = ON
– here’s what I now see (within PL) on my sRGB monitor. Note esp. saturated “oranges” on RHS.
Ah, that’s better - It’s now the SAME as what I see when viewing the exported JPG (via Irfan)
With SP=OFF - that’s NOT WYSIWYG - as we experienced it with PLv5.
There are work-arounds, such as the steps that Keith outlines - I’m doing something similar … but, I’m aiming for a solution that “just works” - for all the Average-Joe users out there who will have no inkling about this issue … and will expect PLv6 to exhibit WYSIWYG behaviour in all cases.
John