The mystery deepens.  I found the yousendit files.  When I use the CS5 image processor on 1775.NEF, I get a nicely formed JPEG that only has one profile: Adobe RGB.  So it works for me.  However, I noticed that the (messed up) 1775.jpg you sent me is cropped and is a different aspect ratio.  That indicates you did more to it than just send the NEF through the image processor.  I guess I still need a screenshot of your settings in the image processor.  Also worthy of note, then I pointed the image processor at that folder, it had your original (messed up) 1775.jpg in there.  Guess what?  When image processor processed the messed up 1775.jpg file, it FIXED it!  Only one profile embedded: Adobe RGB.

Not sure what is going on, but it's looking less likely that image processor is the culprit.  Are you sure you aren't doing anything else to the image, maybe AFTER image processor converts it?

Mike

Click "additional options" when typing a post and you can upload a file there.  If it's too big, just email me the screen shot.

Thanks,
Mike

same files processed through CS3 with no problems

OMG!! I could hug you right now!!! I don't know if there is a way to go back, but at least I am not quite the idiot the guy at Adobe is making me feel like. Yes it is 12.04 x 64, yes the first session I noticed it was July 15
I cannot thank you enough for taking so much time to help me. 
You just don't know how much that means to me!
Becky Hardgrave
Hardgrave Photography

Hmmm, that is who I have been talking with  - maybe time to talk to someone else at Adobe

Could I get your permission to send Chris your 1775 and 1960 shots?  I'm preparing some files for him and they must be named in a certain order.  So I want to create a ZIP and send it to him.  I'd like to get your permission on the photos even though I think you probably already sent them to him.

It's actually a very strange problem.  If you have nothing but NEF's in the folder you are converting, it works (or appears to).  As soon as you put an sRGB JPEG in that same folder though, after it converts the sRGB JPEG, all NEF's converted after that point are corrupted with the multiple profiles.  So I need to name the files such that the problem occurs and then I'll send them to him.

Thanks,
Mike

I saw this thread this AM and am also running the CS5 12.0.4 x64 version.  I have their Beta ACR also installed as it popped up with the original RAW file about only being good for som many days until I need to update it.

I just finished working on some image and saved it out to a JPG (I saved it as "Adobe 1998" color space) to send to someone.  In a few seconds, the email server responded with "Corrupt File, or it exceeds the 25MB AT&T/Yahoo limit.  Try again?"  Say huh?  It's only a small 357 KB JPG, but it won't go through for some reason.

I took the same file that wouldn't go through and opened it in Paint Shop Pro X3 and saved it out to a different named JPG.  It got accepted and sent on it's way.  The Adobe CS5 one won't go through their email server.  The Adobe JPG was 357KB and the re-saved PSP X3 one is 355KB, or 2KB less.  Don't know why the difference.

Something is indeed screwy with CS5 12.0.4 x64 in JPEG land.


Mack

I sent an message and posted to the Adobe board.  Wait and see I guess.

It is odd why the Adobe JPG file I re-sized is about 4 KB larger than the same one done in PSP X3.  If it is leaving remains of another header behind, then maybe that's why I got a "Corrupt file" from a server message?

I did read somewhere that the CS5 JPG compresses more below a setting of 6-7 as it redoes the chroma or something.  Here it is:  http://forums.dpreview.com/news/1108/11082915jpegupdate.asp  Anyway, both mine were set to max. level of "Not to compress" in both files so who knows.  Might not be related though.


Mack