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Considering Upgrade from M10 to M11: Looking for Advice & Color Comparisons

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@evikne On the M11 the difference between Adobe Standard and the embedded profile is very subtle. All colours are a touch more saturated and it’s a tiny bit more magenta. The differences are noticeable on certain pics more than others. Adobe Color is a bigger difference.

Top is Adobe Standard and bottom is embedded.

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In certain scenes it is more obvious though. Like below. The ground especially has more magenta in it. It seems like a similar difference with the two M10 files.

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