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erudolph

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Trying a brand new 246.  The LCD review image has a sepia cast.  It is sepia when the file format is set to DNG only, and also when (as it usually is) set to DNG + JPG fine.  In this case, toning is definitely off in the menu and when examined in photoshop or lightroom, the jpg is definitely monochrom.

 

Any thoughts on this?  Bad LCD??

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Interesting - mine has a slight warm cast.  It hadn't bothered me, as I generally print on OBA free papers which give a slight warmth to Piezography K7 inks as well as Epson K3.  Strange however that there is variability amongst different bodies.

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When I look at the LCD it is actually sepia tone-ish. 

 

If the original question was if it is normal, I think the answer is yes. 

 

I prefer this to the bluish screen of the M240 (first batch).

 

In any case, the slightly sharpened and sepia looking image on the LCD is a part of the workflow. After a while you recognize what it has to look like to be good in the final edit. A bit like matte screens of SLR cameras isn't how the image looks like in the final edit (the depth of field is different perceived, and of course the colors). 

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