Configuration of the camera profiles

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  You can right click and copy the settings on an image that has the right profile. Then highlight all the images that you want to edit, right click and paste the settings. On the list that is displayed, simply choose the camera calibration.

• Executives ignored in the acquisition of images with 4 Configuration of the camera (cards 2 x 1430), record only half of the expected data

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  I have a VI that puts in place a continuous grab for four camera link cameras at 100 Hz (512 x 640).  I have the cameras running on an external clock of 100 Hz for synchronization (comes from box NI DAQ, trigger ports on 1430 cards are not connected to anything).  The VI sticks all the frames in a queue, and then I (slowly) he writes to disk after that I get what I want.

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  Hello

  I see a number of problems with the approach in your VI that I'll try to cover...

  Your consumption with queues and images won't work as you wrote because the images are a type of reference data and so put them in the queues is not copy data values, only the references. So if you keep to the same reference to the image in a queue, they are all pointing to the same data of the image (which may be substituted).

  A better approach is to have two queues of images, representing the 'free' pads and then one that represents the images 'full' (your queue current consumer). You would then have your acquisition loop pull a 'free' image, fill it with data via a Get buffer call and then queue it for your use. Your consumer could pull this queue, do its thing and then queue the image to the queue 'free' for the producer to use again.

  In addition, your code does not currently use the lower level is VI buffer, so you take advantage of the buffering model input-output IMAQ uses internally. The simple Grab acquire VI returns only the most recent image, but if you fall at all it does not use the FIFO. You want to call make buffer with a buffer incremeenting number so that you do not skip the buffers and are allowed to get behind up to the number of buffers in the buffers configured list.

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• Cane to import a calibration of the camera profile,

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  I did a file .pf3 Canon picture style editor for my eos 6 d.

  Rod import profile of calibration of the camera in the develop module.

  Jean-Marc

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  The area of calibration in LR camera for Adobe products .dcp files that can be created from a photograph raw of a calibration target Color Checker using the format DNG Profile Editor, or you can modify an existing profile using the same software.

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  Have you installed the update to camera raw 6.7?

  Adobe - Photoshop: for Windows: Camera Raw 6.7 update

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  Updates

• Where are stored the camera profiles?

  Using Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit PS CS5 Extended with LR 3.

  I searched my hard drives (which are all indexed) for hours and can't find where the target profiles are stored.  Googling for answers various suggestions of folder, but none are on my machine.  I can't locate all PCL files, all files .dcp, .dcpr files.  There is no folder called lens profiles or LensCorrections no permuations of these names.  No registration in one of the Adobe directories with names of lens or camera in them.

  I also downloaded and installed the software creator of lens in the hope that he would point to where the profiles are stored, but it does not work.   I'm totally stumped.

  Where I would put a LCP for LR or PS file could find them?  Both programs display profiles for my camera and my lenses some, so you have profiles stored somewhere on my system?

  Thank you!

  Profiles of the camera and the lens are stored in

  C:\ProgramData\Adobe\CameraRaw

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• No camera profile in the choice to develop chapter calibration

  I have Lightroom 2.6 installed on my desktop computer, as well as on my laptop.  The two are running Win7 64-bit.  The Standard Adobe and Standard camera profiles will not appear as choices in the Panel calibration on my desktop computer, but they are showing on my laptop for the same images.  I can see the profiles of school boards for my Pentax K20D in C:\Program Data\Adobe\CameraRaw\CameraProfiles, but they are not a choice in the drop-down list of calibration.  I don't see ACR 4.4.  On my laptop, all three are available as choice.

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  You can try to download and running profiles updated camera update program for cab and see if she does something to make visible profiles.

  This option is available if you go to

  http://www.Adobe.com/downloads/updates

  and then ACR 5.6, then the link to the top that leads to the manual update to Photoshop Elements... which is a ZIP that contains the program executable setup of profiles with a 32-bit and 64-bit of the ACR plugin version.

• I can´t put a new profile of the camera. DCP to work in my lightroom

  I need help, I create a file. DCP and I want to put this camera profile to work in my lightroom. The point is that I put it in but even restarting lightroom, ir doesn´t will apear. I use Win7. What can I do?

  I can´t find this path:

  I: c:User\User\appdata\roaming\adobe\cameraraw\camera, pridles, BUT THE CAMERA PROFILE IS EMPT just Index.dat

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• What are the appropriate steps to rotate the viewfinder of the camera?

  Another screen problem is driving me crazy.

  I'm quite confused as to what are appropriate measures to turn the viewfinder window when the user rotates the device.

  I seem to be able to get things market during the passage of a landscape to a landscape upside.  But to me something else gives basically the things that I can't begin to describe.  For example, when I go from landscape to portrait, I always get the bottom half of the screen to be the dark tone and the view backwards.

  Say vf_win is the window of the viewfinder and the size is the size of the vf_win and the angle is the angle of rotation new peripheral.

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  then rotate the camera by means of

  rc = camera_set_device_orientation(handle, angle);
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  ?

  I think the above is certainly false since I couldn't get the results I wanted.

  Any help is greatly appreciated.

  The sample application does not work quite right when launched in portrait on the playbook, because the default configuration of the camera is for landscape.  Down in the device drivers, we don't really know anything about how the device is held and what is intention of the user/application, so we rely on the app by telling us a lot of information to make things.  Don't forget, this is the API of the lowest level available for access to the camera.  There is an API of Cascades photo being developed which encapsulates C API to the top and tries to simlify things at the expense of flexibility.

  On PB, the video viewfinder frames 1920 x 1080 by default, but several other formats are supported (this whole landscape well!).  Use camera_get_video_vf_resolutions() to retrieve the complete list.  If you need to make in a picture window, you must specify either a rotation of output using camera_set_videovf_property (handle, CAMERA_IMGPROP_ROTATION, 90 or 270) or by adjusting your rotation of window screen using screen_set_window_property_iv (win, SCREEN_PROPERTY_ROTATION, 90 or 270) and optionally resize the window by using SCREEN_PROPERTY_SIZE.

  The first option above actually produces a video image 1080 x 1920 returned in a window of the non-tourne screen.  The second option is still dealing with buffers of window of 1920 x 1080, but when the window is composite, it is blitted to the side.  We have 2 ways of doing this is because we have a requirement to be able to save videos in formats portrait without having to rely on the advice of metadata to display the videos properly as Apple or Android have to do (this is the reason for the 1st method).  For the second method (form) this is because not all applications require the video must rotate, nor necessarily all hardware platforms support video output in this mode.

  To answer your last question - definition of resolution 1024 x 576 vf and a rotation of 90 on playbook will give the following result:

  -buffers that have a width of 576 and a height of 1024 pixels of video output.

  -You can then display the viewfinder in a window size 576 x 1024 (or however you choose to scale)

  -buffers sent by the sensor of the camera would be rotated 90 degrees to the right before being delivered through these pads size 576 x 1024

  Represent it visually?

  If you keep the playbook in house orientation and a person stood in front of the camera, the image would rotate 90 degrees to the right so that their head is located to the right of the frame and feet to the left.

  How is it useful?

  If you happened to take the playbook oriented 90 degrees counterclockwise (eg. logo blackberry is on the right side) and displays this buffer image 576 x 1024, head of the person would now be at the top of the screen.

  Once again, this can easily get somewhat confusing and really benefits greatly from visuals.  I keep a stack of post-it notes at hand and am constantly draw lines of frame and stick men on them and turning them accordingly

  See you soon,.

  Sean

• ISE on the download profile of embarkation process

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  My question is, verification of the configuration of the client profile happens every time the customer connect? If Yes, the ISE will download the profile whenever the customer connect or not?

  In case the ISE download configuration once and check the configuration each time the customer connect (which makes sense), do we have a cache on the ISE for any customer that is to say that this customer has a correct profile or not? If so, after how long the cache entry should be deleted?

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  Hi Mohammad.

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• Problem of calibration of WB with 1DX Mark II camera profiles

  It seems that the calibration of the WB's messy hair for the color simulation profiles 1DX Mark II manufacturer.

  For example, a + 5100 17 WB value becomes 4300-13 when the profiles using colorimetric simulation manufacturer instead of Adobe Standard.

  This should be a quick and easy solution to your software engineers, I guess?

  Thanks in advance!

  I downloaded a sample 1DX Mark II file here: Canon 1DX II Image Test digital camera digital, camera

  The ACE shot WB is 5350-21 Adobe Std and -4350 50 Std of the camera, but the World Bank is the same for both. Using the pipette WB I get 5700-19 Adobe Std and 4650-47 with correct WB (R = G = B). Clearly the 'Caméra' profiles are incorrect to WB settings should be the same as the Standard Adobe. My Canon 300 d, 600 d, and 5 d MKII all show the same WB As Shot or parameters when you use the pipette WB.

  Surrephoto wrote:

  However, after having tasted a white area or map using the pipette WB, the value is locked regardless of the profile used and will result in wrong WB if you switch between these profiles.

  I'm not sure what you mean by "value is locked." When you use the pipette WB it changes the settings of temperature and tint values. If you change the profile of the camera should not change the settings of the WB. The issue is due to different WB settings in the 'Camera' profile vs Adobe Standard profile.

  I modified the 1DX Mark II camera Standard profile using Adobe DNG Profile Editor (DPE) as below and values is now about the same (±50 Temp, tinted ±1) to the values for the parameters "As Shot" and pipette Adobe Standard WB WB. Since I don't own a Canon Mark II 1DX I suggest you report the problem here: https://feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_family.

  Click on 'New message' and follow the instructions and select the Type of Conversation > problem. Please, include a link to this post in the report and add an answer here with a link to the new report. Thank you! If you need help let me know.

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• Correction of the lens and the camera in Camera Raw calibration

  My copies of Camera Raw for Ps CC and the bridge are fully updated and web support documents say that my Olympus E5 is supported by these applications. When I try to activate profile of auto lens corrections in Camera Raw, I get the warning - "unable to automatically locate the lens profile correspondent." Worse still, the drop of decision-makers does not even include Olympus. All my images include EXIF information and all my lenses are produced current Olympus. I do not understand why none of such large manufacturer lenses are supported by Camera Raw when, an app like DxO Optics Pro has profiles for all my lenses.

  Further, there is problem in Camera Raw with 'camera Calibration '. When editing. DNG. TIF and. JPEGs, the camera profile reads correctly 'embedded' for files from Olympus. However, when editing. Files of the ORF the camera profile reads "Adobe Standard" instead of "embedded".

  Is there a solution for these problems? I can't find one on the Adobe Web site.

  Richard Sharp

  Not necessarily problems:

  1. Olympus camera photo/lens combinations have been corrected for distortion inside the camera in ACR for raw and jpeg.  In general, no profile outer lens correction is available.

  2. "embedded" means non-premieres loaded in ACR, usually jpeg images.  "Adobe Standard" is the base profile provided by Adobe, all supported raw formats.  Adobe will also seek to provide the matching profiles camera, that is "neutral", "portrait", etc., for the selected cameras.

  Richard Southworth

• Lightroom camera profiles mac folder

  Hi all

  I'm new to Mac, but I am trying to install a profile of the camera for lightroom

  (latest version).

  HD/users/username/LibraryApplicationSupport/Adobe/CameraRaw/CameraProfile.

  I managed to put the camera profile (folder) in the:

  / Applications/Adobe Lightroom folder / Adobe Lightroom.app/Contents/Resources/CameraProfiles/camera. However, this doesn't seem to work.

  the problem is, I can't find this specific folder 'user' (maybe it's just my inexperience with mac).

  I would appreciate your help with this.

  Thank you!

  John

  Hi fotojornc,

  In order to get the user's library, please follow the steps below:

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  Then go to the location following ApplicationSupport/Adobe/CameraRaw/CameraProfile "and add the camera profiles.

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