Every image now looks exactly the same in every viewer and every software. It required a ton of work and expensive printed calibrated cards of many kinds but I am at last free of the color nightmare that OS and software mediated ICC's lead to. Possibly Irrelevant Aside: I don't use color managed anything, having gone to the considerable trouble of actually calibrating the monitor INDEPENDENT of the OS and Software. My gaining weight before a 40 day fast vs when I didn’t gain weight before the fast. Compare price, features, and reviews of the software side-by-side to make the best choice for your business. I don't know for sure, but suspect that is source of some folk's discontent. Many do not hence troubles even with color managed browsers like Firefox and possibly some color managed viewers. Note: Image files must contain color information (v4). What the plugins do (See LCMS in this case) and which packages they are in. Recommend complete uninstall of old versions and plugins before updating to latest. Both Chris and I have used PhotoMechanic to cull our Raw. For example, I shot around 3,000 images in the last 24-hours, with my Sony a9 and a7RIII. Here's a link: Wildlife photographers take many images, particularly when shooting birds in flight. People who have trouble with Irf color management have not installed the plugin. Canadian wildlife photographer, Christopher Dodds, clued me to FastRawViewer a couple of days ago. Irfanview is color managed IF the Lcms plugin is installed. Can replace the Win10 Photo App with registry change. If I import the three jpegs into Lightroom and C1 then the variation in colours seemingly disappears, the same is true for viewing each photo on Chrome (via my website and in Google Photos). Windows Photo Viewer* is supposedly color managed (but not in slide show mode). So I did another test and I think the variation comes down to FastStone and FastRawViewer, as it originally did with Windows Photo Viewer.
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