I haven’t seen anything like this before. I edited the image and went to lightroom to export it for posting. The presentation in lightroom looks extremely washed out. But when I exported it, the output looks normal. The display of it in lightroom still looks washed out.
I don’t think so. When I double-clicked it back into darkroom the highest history item was selected. So I went way down, clicked Demosaic, then re-clicked the top of the history. Then I went back to the lighttable, and it still looks washed out. Thanks, though.
But I have fixed it with what you said in mind. I did another minor change in one of the processing modules, so it went to the top of the list. I went back the the lighttable, and now the image appears normally.
Thanks again!
PS - No. When I went back to the lighttable, it was in full color, but the moment I moved the mouse, it went back to faded.
I agree that it was probably selected for rejection. Here is the image selected for rejection on my computer. BTW, I just export in the darkroom mode since the export module is found there as well. Then while it is exporting I am already moving on to the next image. I only use the lighttable view to copy or move images. I even use the darkroom view for culling because I can check for raw clipping.
“As rejecting an image removes the currently-applied star rating, you can undo the rejection by clicking x or pressing R again.” This from the Star Ratings section of the documentation. I must have really fumble fingered it, as I do not use star ratings.
