Sony A1 - RAW-files looks under exposed in preview

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Sollentuna, Sweden
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200 - 499
Hi!
I recently switched from my old but reliable Sony A7RII to Sony A1. When shooting RAW i realize that the images looks extremly underexposed in Adbobe Bridge and Camera RAW (before you process them), even though the images are correctly exposed (looks good on camera display).
This makes it hard when browsing, rating and making selections. I have not had this problem with any of my previous cameras. Has anyone else expreienced this and have any suggestions?
I changed to "Camera Standard" in Camera RAW settings that made it a bit more easy to see details in the pictures, but they are still quite dark.
 
the images are correctly exposed (looks good on camera display).


The camera display shows a JPEG image of the file, not the RAW view you see in Adobe apps. Even when you are shooting RAW, not JPEG, the camera generates a JPEG image for the camera display.

What is happening is what should be happening. Cameras don't display RAW views, just JPEG.
 
I don’t use Adobe Bridge or Camera Raw, but in Lightroom, my A1 Raw files look fine.
 

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