Brown vignette or film type look over photos on export - G7X Mark II

[jjbrookspsych1]

Hi I have a canon g7x mark ii. When I take photos on my camera they look nice and clear but when I export them to my iPhone or my MacBook the quality changes. I  It’s like a brown looking vignette or sone type of  Film look over the photos. I take the photos in the P mode and send them to my computer by using a connector. I’m not sure what to do. 

[amfoto1]

Can you upload an example here?

Just a guess... Maybe you have the wrong white balance selected? There is info about changing them on page 78 of the user manual. Under some lighting conditions you'll get better results setting a custom white balance, which is described on page 79 of the manual.

There also is a monochrome/sepia setting. You'll find info about that on pages 63 and 80 of the manual.

If we could see an example, there might be something else we could suggest.

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[Peter]

Something like this vignetting?

 

[jjbrookspsych1]

 

[jjbrookspsych1]

Thank you. Here is an example. The photo just looks tan but on the camera it is nothing like this 

[jjbrookspsych1]

 

[jjbrookspsych1]

 

Hello thank you. It looks like this. On the camera it’s nice and bring but when I export it it turn like a dull tan dark look 

[jjbrookspsych1]

 

[jjbrookspsych1]

Another example. I should this as well. On the image on my camera the shires are really white and clear but once exported the quality visit the same at all. I did my best to take a photo of the cameras pictures. The exported photos background is really tan looking and dark 

 

 

[Peter]

Then I understand. You took a picture in raw format and are watching the embedded preview (Canon's JPEG with its own tonecurve) in camera. Then you export it with something else that is not Canon and you get not the same tonecurve.

Solution: If you want Canon's tonecurve, use Digital Photo Professional 4 or Canon Digital Photo Professional Express.