Originally posted by kidhazy
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Ex camera JPG's are what the camera manufacturer thinks is a good stab at it.
In the case of RAW images, it is the basic development done for that type of RAW image when it is opened in the software, and that can vary widely from application to application. For instance some RAW development software applies a tone curve, some doesn't and that makes a huge difference in what you see when the image has fully opened in the software.
It also depends on what one sees as enhancing an image.
What you might see as enhancement may not be seen as such by others, and vice versa and that applies to auto enhancement.
If you personally want a quick brightness or level adjust to make your images "POP" (if you think that enhances them) then you could look at using some of the included presets in Develop mode (there are lots in Ultimate 2021, for instance for landscape try POP or for portrait try PUNCH), or even making some custom presets of your own.
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