Picture of Cannon to the DNG profile style?

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• Where the DNG profile editor should install the .dcp file?

  Just made my first attempt to create a profile using X-Rite color checker passport and the DNG Profile Editor.

  Thanks to the excellent tutorial, the process went well.  Then, I took the last step of the export of the profile file (.dcp), expecting to find the new profile, when I open an image in ACR.  Unfortunately, the new profile did not appear in the drop down camera profile.

  After much research I discovered that the profile was written in the folder containing the images of .dng used to build the profile.  Obviously not where he belongs so that ACR to find.   I assumed that 'Export profile' will automatically write the .dcp file to the appropriate location.

  Where the .dcp files should be installed for Win7x64 running ACR, 8.2. ?

  Is there a way to set the default location in the profile editor?

  Thanks for your help.

  Custom designed. Profile of DCP files enter the following under your Windows user folder location:

  C:\Users\YourUserName\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\CameraRaw\CameraProfiles

  The AppData folder is a hidden system folder, you may need to enable the display of these types of files in your Explorer folder or any type \AppData display options in the folder address box and press ENTER once you get in your user name folder.

• DNG Profile Editor done does not work with profiles of the V4

  I noticed that the DNG Profile Editor does not work with the new v4 for the D700 profiles.  The DNG profile editor will be updated to work with the new profiles?

  Yes. It is not yet ready.

• DNG Profile Editor, tone curve - question

  How to get rid of the "shadow hump" with the default Camera Raw tone curve?
  
  When you create custom profiles with the DNG Profile Editor (Chart Wizard), I usually choose 'Default Camera Raw' or 'Linear' as the base tone curve in the tone curve tab.
  
  Profiles with "linear tone curve" can sometimes be useful or not. which isn't the point here, however, the initial rendering in Camera Raw in Camera Raw default (as delivered, except different profile) is quite dark and dull. While the profiles with the default Camera Raw tone curve are too contrasty for my taste, still referring to the initial rendering in Camera Raw in Camera Raw default (as delivered, except different profile).
  
  What I understand, the curve tonal Camera Raw default includes 3 items which, in terms of language PV2010, are equivalent to: 50 brightness, contrast curve and 25 points: medium contrast. PV2013 it shows as zero/linear, however, it's just a matter of terminology.
  
  I want to get rid of the average curve Point contrast part, not in the profile, eliminating the gross default camera tone curve in the DNG Profile Editor format.
  
  Appreciate your advice how to proceed.
  
  Peter
  
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  Sorry for the tardy.

  Here's how: put this in a file dcpr:

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• In DNG Profile Editor tone curve

  Is it possible to load a curve Point of Adobe Camera RAW in the DNG profile editor as atone curve?

  I know that you can enter the data again in the DNG Profile Editor in the tone curve tab, but I develop the curve using Adobe Camera RAW and taped in the form a curve Point.

  No, it is not possible at the present time.

• DNG Profile Editor

  I'm looking for the current version of the DNG Profile Editor., all I can find is the Beta version was released in 2008.

  The 2008 Beta on Adobe Labs is the latest version.

• I am new to Adobe Stock.  An Adobe stock image is usable like a Facebook profile picture?  My concern is that the image profile can saved by other users of Facebook... so they can get the image without having to pay Adobe for it.

  I am new to Adobe Stock.  An Adobe stock image is usable like a Facebook profile picture?  My concern is that the image profile can saved by other users of Facebook... so they can get the image without having to pay Adobe for it.

  Hi martyc98498222,

  I suggest you to use the Image of Adobe Stock for social media, also you can refer to the following document: https://helpx.adobe.com/stock/faq.html#Adobe%20Stock%20usage%20and%20licensing

  Kind regards

  Tanuj

• No pictures can be selected with DNG Converter to convert to DNG - what is the problem?

  Since my LR4 cannot import my new 7 d MKII RAW data, I have tried to convert the RAWs with DNG Converter whixh should be the best option. Unfortunately, after the opening DNG Converter does not show the RAWs in the folder that I could choose for the conversion, the file on the camera is as 'empty' folder on the computer where I transferred the RAWs for. What's wrong? I tried the DNG Converter 9.0 and 8.7, but the same effect with both versions... I use Windows 7 SP1, Intel i5, Nvidia GeForce GT 440 mCore, if this can help...

  You do not select the photos, you select the folder containing the pictures and the converter to act on the entire folder.

• Lightroom 5.7 no display camera profiles in the DNG file

  Hello

  I just installed Adobe DNG Converter 9.0 and converted some Nikon D7200 fles to DNG for import into Lightroom 5.7. It works great except for the specific profiles of camera does not. Only the Adobe Standard is displayed.

  When I open the same DNG file in Adobe Camera Raw in Photoshop CS6, [he] correctly shows all the camera for the D7200 specific profiles. What I am doing wrong?

  Here's what looks like the develop module camera menu profile in LR 5.7

  

  And in Photoshop CS6 Adobe Camera RAW (ACR) 8.7.1.311

  

  Thank you for your understanding.

  gonzalu, the reason is because the profiles are installed separately for Camera Raw vs Lightroom.

  If you use Lr 5.x, then to get the additional D7200 profiles visible in Lr, you have to manually copy/install the.  Try looking here:

  C:\ProgramData\Adobe\CameraRaw\CameraProfiles\Camera\Nikon D7200

  then copy the contents of this folder here:

  \AppData\Roaming\Adobe\CameraRaw\CameraProfilesusernameC:\Users\

  (where you should replace your real username, above).

  Then restart Lr and profiles should be visible now.

  (You don't need to perform this step if you use Lr CC, because the new profiles are included in this installation).

• DNG Profile Editor is compatible with the CS3 version

  I work with PS CS3 and I have a new camera - Sony NEX 5N. I'd love to upgrade the PS, but for now I can't afford to. Convert my NEX to the raw files to DNG using the latest version of the converter. I think now I would create my own profile to the camera. Previously, I used the script Thomas Fors, but I understand that the DNG EP is preferable. Am I right in thinking that pulling a chart by using the graphic tab that is able to do that and it will work for CS3 and MacBeth and the NEX - 5n.

  A related issue, converter DNG already apply a created specific Adobe color profile for the NEX - 5N under the 'Standard' option in ACR, for all I'm trying to do is change the profile of Adobe?

  Thanks for any help

  Yes.  Profiles with DNG EP will work under Camera Raw 4 in CS3.  You just need to be sure that you have at least ACR version 4.5.

• Calibration of the camera in ACR and DNG Profile Editor

  I'm having the hardest time finding how to use camera generated with DNG Profile Editor in Camera Raw profiles.
  
  I use Photoshop CS4 under Windows 7. I generated the file .dcp with DNG Profile Editor and saved in the folder: Program Files/Adobe/Photoshop CS4/Presets/Camera Profiles.
  
  This is as far as I'm away. I was not able use this profile in ACR camera Calibration tab. I was led to believe it is displayed automatically. I found no video tutorials related to the cab and the installation of camera profiles. They all seem to relate to Lightroom.
  
  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Here's what I do:

  1. Open DNG Profile Editor
  2. Open or DNG files with image checker
  3. Define the brands from four corners
  4. Generate the profile
  5. Select the file-> Export
  6. Dcp generated file is saved in C:\Users\m\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\CameraRaw\CameraProfiles
  7. Fact

• The DNG Converter and DNG Profile Editor included in CS4?

  The DNG Converter and DNG Profile Editor included in CS4?

  No, these are separate downloads.

  DNG home page - http://www.adobe.com/products/dng/

  Adobe Labs (for Profile editor) - http://labs.adobe.com/wiki/index.php/DNG_Profiles

• 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.

• Cane to import a calibration of the camera profile,

  Hello

  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

  The short answer is no. a profile of Cannon wouldn't be useful for the Canon, not software Adobe software.

  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.

• The user profile Service service has no logon. User profile cannot be loaded.

  Please, help me to recover my user profile account so that I can copy on external hard drive.  I followed the steps to create a new profile for information has opted for a different profile.  Everything worked with it until I got to step 6 to copy to the new profile.  The computer told me I didn't have the permission to access the file and asked the administrator password.  When I originally set up the computer I only implemented with a single account.  Please, help me to copy my documents/pictures on an external hard drive or another profile.

  The last time I used the computer before now, was Sunday, March 15.  Everything worked well then.  It was closed by using the start menu and clicking Stop down.

  Thanks for any help you can provide.

  Hello

  See if that helps you.

  1 do a Safe Mode system restore to before the problem:

  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/76905-System-Restore-how.html

  Enter the Mode Windows safe. Use the arrow keys to navigate and the ENTER key to select Mode (which is where you have already gone)

  http://www.computerhope.com/issues/chsafe.htm#03

  See you soon.