The answer is probably simple. Or your computer monitor is uncalibrated or your camera screen is.

Here is a really old tutorial I made on how you can manually calibrate your monitor:

But several things can come into play, for example:

• Are other images taken with different lenses ok?

• Is the lens new? Is it clean?

• Are the working conditions of the camera normal? (Not overheated for example)

• Did you change your camera settings, did you perform a white balance test on your scene? Color issue: studio images have a pink hue

• What are the values of the RGB file?

• Does your "other image viewer" support color profiles?

The answer is probably simple. Either your computer monitor is uncalibrated or your camera screen is.

Here is a really old tutorial I made on how you can manually calibrate your monitor:

But several things can come into play, for example:

• Are other images taken with different lenses ok?

• Is the lens new? Is it clean?

• Are the working conditions of the camera normal? (Not overheated for example)

• Did you change your camera settings, did you perform a white balance test on your scene? Color issue: studio images have a pink hue

• What are the values of the RGB file?

• Does your "other image viewer" support color profiles?