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• GO CRAZY! ACR camera profiles

  When I open a raw file with my d700 in ACR, I get all sorts of custom from the dropdown options camera profile. When I open a file with my D750, they are all gone, except for the half dozen standard (Adobe, neutral, Portraits, etc.).

  WTF I'm missing here?

  Profiles are specific to each camera model, so if you bought for the D700, then you would probably need to buy them, once again, for the D750, if they still exist for this camera.  Addition profiles there are a set of predefined settings that also apply in conjunction with the profiles, if I remember correctly.

• ACR camera camera, manufacturing tolerances and profiles

  For each camera model, there are a set of model ACR camera of specific profiles. Although these profiles are model specific, they are not camera specific. I guess not all cameras of the same model will produce exactly the same colors due to variance in manufacturing. I wonder if the differences in color between the cameras of the same model are visible or negligible? Experiences?

  A similar question: taking the 'same' picture with a Canon 550 d and a camera Nikon D90 and processing the RAWs in LR with Adobe Standard profile can result in very different colors (even when WB setting manually). Should not the processed almost photos look the same?

  Thanks in advance for any help!

  No, to be honest I've never had two cameras of the same model.  There is one of me, and after all, the lenses ARE interchangeable...

  However, I had relationships with people who have multiple organs, and even the same model with the same goal of model body can produce exposure and slightly different color.  It is an observed fact.

  For those who want an absolute consistency, you have to think that a process of profiling should be available that will get them more than just "close".

  -Christmas

• New camera profile is not "appearance" in ACR, but it does in Lightroom

  I recently created a profile of the camera to a Nikon D200, using a graphic picture of X-Rite Colorchecker and the chart feature in the DNG Editor.  I exported the camera profile.  When I go into the Calibration tab in ACR 5.5, the new profile does not appear in the drop-down menu with the other profiles of the camera.  However, when I go in the development of Lightroom 2.5 module, the new profile appears in the menu dropdown there.

  I am running Windows 7.  Browse my root drive I find that if I look in the directory Users\User Name\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\CameraRaw\CameraProfiles (referenced in the book of Fraser and Schewe CS4 Camera Raw as a location for profiles Vista) I can't find camera profiles, and when I place the new profile here it does not always appear in ACR.  When I look in the directory ProgramData\Adobe\CameraRaw\CameraProfiles\Camera\Nikon D200 I see the regular profile set of camera for the camera, as well as that I created, but as I said earlier, the newly created profile does not appear in the list of ACR.

  A side note: I did a few tests with the camera profile names.  I added "XX" at the end of the name of profile Nikon Vivid (not post), and then this profile no longer appears in the list of profiles ACR.  I removed the extra letters and then the profile reappears in the list of profiles ACR.  Seemed strange behavior for me.  I also noticed that the profile that I created with the DNG Editor is significantly smaller that the others are provided by Adobe (28K against 110 k).

  Hope someone has a suggestion for me.

  Not sure why the profile does not appear in the two ACR and Lightroom when correctly in user-level file... should be. Also note that the reason the folder user level and not the ProgramData folder is only the admin level users can write to the ProgramData folder. Level user folder is the folder proposed because most any level the user can write to the user folder.

  Regarding the relative size, DNG Profile Editor and created Adobe DNG - EP written profiles simplified while vender Adobe profiles are highly tuned and adjusted. I suspect that this makes them more...

  Just a note, you exit and then restart the two _and_ Photoshop bridge after writing the DNG profiles for your level user, correct folder? I ask because some people have the bridge works without realizing it is running. Sure that the connection of ACR requires both apps either quits and restarted (you should not restart the computer if).

• Failed to load custom camera profiles

  I use the two 3.5 Lightroom and Photoshop CS5 on a system of Windowx XP - Pro 64 bit with 8 GB of RAM and a lot of disk space.

  I use a X-rite color Checker to generate profiles of cameras custom whenever I do portraits or other color photo critique sessions. The camera profile is usually placed in the

  «Documents and Settings\...» {user...} Data\Adobe\CameraRaw\CameraProfiles application 'folder.

  When I try to apply a profile to either lightroom or ACR created profile one is not visible in the list box dropdown camera profile. When I check to see if the profile exists in the appropriate folder, it does.

  I used color profiles before and have always been able to create, and then select a profile. Now I'm more able to do that. I'd rather do not re-install all of my Adobe software since then I have to reinstall all updates and plug-ins.

  How can I get lightroom and ACR to see these profiles and use them?

  OK I understand my problem and it seems that it was a combination of things.

  First: X-Rite color checker cannot create a profile if any of the colors in the image channels are cut. Exposure via the Camera Raw/Lightroom setting and save the file with a DNG do not help the changes in the metadata and not the raw file. I tried to convert a TIF file after making the setting of the exhibition and then to a DNG, it enabled me to then save it as a DNG that X-Rite software then allowed me to create a profile without errors. However, this new profile was not visible in the menu of the camera Calibration.  The reason for this is that in the file real .dcp, instead of having the type of specified device, TIF.

  Second: The type of embedded camera (Canon 5 d, Nikon D90, etc.) in the profile must match the type of camera in the metadata of the image you are trying to apply the profile for. Apparently, Lightroom/ACR, only to see profiles that correspond to images taken by the same type of device. This is logical, since my two different bodies have different profiles. If you shoot with two different bodies, you need to apply profiles separately in lightroom. You must sort the images by camera type, then apply/sync profile applicable to each camera camera separately.

  Third: I found a solution to the question of my overexposed color checker, but unless you are comfortable with the binary .dcp for editing the file with a binary editor, I suggest you only add 1/2 to a complete stop during the filming of the color checker. The problem is that red typically clips before any other color, and since your meter is an average of 18% (including the incident meter in the studio), it is possible to red clip while the Green and blue are fine.

• Missing camera profiles

  When I'm in Raw worm 6.3.0.79 and go in the Calibration of the camera, I only get the choice of generic Canon under the camera profile. How can I get the profile for my Canon 50 d in there?

  The situation you describe is normal.  As stated earlier, profiles provided by Adobe is not the name of the camera in them when listed in ACR and LR, because they're all at your camera.

  You can create your own profiles using DNG Converter from the laboratory Adobe profile and an X-Rite Color Checker or X-Rite Color Checker passport which combines software and corrector of color.  When you create your own profiles you can name them what you please.  You could also decompile the profiles of the Adobe with something like dcpTool and insert your name in these copies.

• For Canon 7 d camera profiles?

  IN LR 3.2 I don't get any specific profiles for the 7 d. No option live camera, for example. Is this because Adobe is not yet support this model?

  Read what I said. There are separate color for each camera profile. If you want to check, and then visit the file I posted. These profiles appear in LR depends on the camera that created the file. If you create other profiles for a specific camera, it will be also visible. Profiles that are not to the camera will be displayed as option in LR.

  LR knows which device file and load all the profiles available for this camera. In the case of the 7 d, it's the stuff as landscape, Vivid, etc., based on the names for the different styles that the camera can produce with jpg. Other cameras may have various naming conventions and many camera will have only one Adobe Standard profile, which will be named as such with the number that relates to the version of ACR that was in use when they were created. So for your camera, if the profiles are installed, you should be able to choose between Adobe Standard, Vivid , etc., all the individual proifle for the 7 d that do not appear for any other device unless you visit the actual file where they are, as I have posted previously.

• 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.

  The only other difference between the facilities, I had the demos Lightroom 2.5 and CS4 installed on the desktop before I settled on Lightroom.  At the time I bought Lightroom, 2.6 was so I installed that on the demo of 2.5 and just added my product key.  Lightroom 2.6 has been installed on the laptop immediately.

  I don't see any configuration option for everything related to the camera profiles and put profiles in C:\Users\Myuser\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\CameraRaw\CameraProfiles does nothing.  I have also seen somewhere on the net to delete the index.dat in this directory, then restart Lightroom so rebuilt the cache profile, but this had no effect for me.

  I'm puzzled.  Can anyone shed some light on this for me?  Perhaps some obscure registry entry somewhere?

  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.

• Lack of camera profiles

  When I tried to install the update to Camera Raw 5.6, I got the message Camera Raw not installed. I have also no camera profile appear in Lightroom. Can someone tell me what is happening and how to get Camera Raw installed on my Mac? Thank you.

  Lightroom does not require ACR, which is a plugin for Photoshop. Photoshop CS4 is required for you to install the latest version of ACR 5.6

  If you have LR 2, you can upgrade to the latest version 2.6, and you will have the equivalent processing engine and camera profiles that ACR 5.6 is not necessary to have PS CS4.

• Lightroom can't change the photos of mark IV 5 d in 1DS camera profiles

  May I ask on Lightroom camera profiles? I can't change the photos of mark IV 5 d in 1DS camera profiles. When I tried to change it, the color saturation is very low, as black and white photos.

  Before I used Adobe DNG Converter & DNG Profile Editor to make my own Canon 1DS camera profiles. The effects of the 1DS the color profiles that surrounds the peoples were adorable. It was a success with 5 d mark III.

  But now, using the new camera 5 d IV. I followed the steps of old, using DNG Profile Editor to open it and then choose Canon 1DS DCP to export. The effects of saturation of color does not become as before. It turns very low over the DNG Profile Editor, when I tried to export a new dcp 1DS file in lightroom, looks still very low color saturation.

  I would ask if anyone has come across such a problem...

  I hope that someone can help and can solve my problem.

  Thank you!

  someone already answered my question. The answer is: in the DNG profile editor just add + 1 saturation (any button of saturation), it goes back to normal.

  Thank you all!

• How to create a camera profile that works with a JPG image with my color chart to check inside? [was: color Checker chart.] Really need help]

  I got a color chart to check. It came not with any software whatsoever. I shoot my images in JPG format. I know it's not really ideal but I'm on a tight budget and don't have the money for a digital SLR cameras that shoot raw. Is there anyway that I can always create a camera profile that works with a JPG image with my color chart to check inside? My table also includes RGB values below each color. Maybe I can match each color in the photo these values manually? If so how is this done?

  Thank you

  Bryce

  I've never seen software that does what you ask for JPGs, only RAWs.  The main problem is that any profile or adjustment is calculated according a JPG of a particular chart photo would apply to the other JPG photos with the same white balance.

  Jpg does not use "camera profiles" anyway in Lightroom, the profile is always integrated.

  There is a product that allows to calculate the HSL cursor offset values given a JPG photo their own table owner who looked like a color checker, but had two lines reversed so the software could not be used with a standard-checker color, unfortunately.  Now their table has twice as many patches (48), and looking at it on their site I'm not too sure that it does not always work with JPGs or if she's just raw files, now.

  The graphic and software are called SpyderCheckr of Datacolor.  There are various software that do different things, but none are using a ColorChecker, so having one is mainly a loss until you get a camera that can take raw photos, so keep a humidity and temperature controlled environment as much as possible until you have the right camera.  You can probably use the grey patches to adjust exposure, but that's all.

  Today you need not a digital SLR to have raw photos, well.  My phone Galaxy S6 with the last update of Marshmallow and the software of camera update will take photos in format raw DNG in Pro mode which I can create custom profiles camera to use a ColorChecker, although the camera is really good in itself, so when I found everything first he could make DNG I took a little but now, I usually just use the camera to make the jpg unless the shot is really important and the lighting is not too hard.  I think that S7 phone's camera is even better.

  What kind of camera do you have?  Sometimes, there are firmware hacks that allow the camera to shoot raw format even if the standard camera cannot.

• 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.

  DPE: WB calibration changed to Temp-11, Edit > WB Reset for the current Image, save new camera profile to the folder "User".

  

• 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:

  Go to Finder > click on Go > click on go to folder > Type ~ Library and click on Go.

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

  Please let us know if it helps.

  Concerning

  Sarika

• Remove the calibration of camera profile

  I experimented with ColorChecker Passport of XRite and created several camera profiles.  I have one, I am satisfied and I'll delete the rest of

  C:\Users\{username}\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\CameraRaw\CameraProfiles

  as described elsewhere.

  QUESTION: What happens if there are still images that use one of the deleted profiles?  Will they get just "Adobe Standard" applied, or this (reference to non-existent profile) will cause a problem in the catalog database?

  I decided to try this by the movement of old profiles out of the folder (do not remove) with Lightroom does not, then from Lightroom

  The answer is that the image returns to the camera's ' Adobe Standard' profile.

• Mac Mavericks. Camera raw 9.1. Camera Nikon D810. How to set the default settings of the camera profile standard (now available after downloading the camera profile and copy it into the appropriate file)? Is it possible to apply also in the pictures showe

  Oops... did not write the question where I... How to set the default settings of the camera profile standard (now available after downloading the camera profile and copy it into the appropriate file)? Is it possible to apply too in images showed in the bridge? I'm a newbie in the forums and I'm not sure how to proceed.

  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.