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p.1 #3 · p.1 #3 · Black point changed when converting to SRGB | |
I don't think that should happen n a properly set up system.
Note that the histogam is not a good indicator because as I understand it, it just shows the RGB values. If you change color spaces, the RGB values do change so you would naturally see a histogram shift even though there may be no visual shift.
In your case, I have seen gray scale shifts if ASSiGN was used instead of CONVERT or if using soft proofing and the "Preserve Color Numbers" box is checked. It can also happen if the image is not assigned a color profile i.e. not color managed.
It could also be that you have out of gamut colors that when remapped to sRGB gives the perception of a grayscale shift (which cold also be a calibration issue).
Mabye you could create a link to your original Adobe RGB image for others to take a look as well.
I don't know root cause to your issue yet hope the above thoughts give you something to consider.
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