Windows 10: Why are my Photos auto retouching when I view them?

I am trying to look at photos on the default photo app that comes with Windows 11. When I open the photo from my Hard-drive via File Explorer it looks normal for a view moments before it seems to be 'retouched'. The photo becomes lighter/darker and sometimes has an effect added such as rounded corners. The photo doesn't seem to save these changes as when opened again the same thing happens. I am trying to figure out how I can stop this happening. I cannot seem to find an option to turn this feature off as it very annoying when trying to look at the RAW image. I have tried looking through the

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Retouch function button for photos disappeared

Hi Doughlas,

The new version of the Windows photo app doesn't allow the retouching feature.

That said, if you download the legacy of Microsoft photos, you can use retouching to do so. You can also set it as a default program for viewing photos.

You can download Photos Legacy from the settings option in the Microsoft Photos app with Get Photos Legacy.

Also, use the feedback hub app in Windows to let the developers know what you think of the retouching feature.

I hope that helps, and rely on us for any further questions. All the best.

 

Windows 10 Photo Retouch tool

I just purchased a Windows 10 desktop and I cannot locate the Retouch function in the Photo Tool. Someone in the community stated "It is Photo Fix and it is at the bottom". Unfortunately, I cannot recover that thread. Does anyone know where either
the Retouch function or the Photo Fix function is specifically located? Thanks!

 

How do I use the Retouch button in the Photo Ap

I tried to tap but I got a black mark which made the problem worse. What are the steps to retouch?