Remove the calibration of camera profile

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• Search for calibration of camera profiles

  I just reinstalled my OS 10.5 on my system. I backed up my entire drive before reinstalling.

  And now in my camera calibration tab I only see 3.3 and 4.4 ACR ACR where as before I had showing faithful, landscape etc...

  This issue these profiles comes so I can copy them from my backup disk to the new system reinstalled.

  The profiles should be installed with Lightroom 2.4 or 2.5.

  During the installation you can find them in/Library/Application Support / Adobe / CameraRaw / CameraProfiles

• What is the best practice to remove the IMAPMail folder Thunderbird profiles files?

  I removed some old IMAP accounts via the account settings > account to delete. But I see that the IMAP folders (Inbox, drafts, sent, .msf, .sbd, etc.) for accounts are always in Library/Thunderbird/Profiles/*.default/ImapMail. What is the proper way to delete these old files from account?

  Simply delete them.

• Where should I save the profile of calibration of camera for Lightroom 2?

  I created a few DNGS through DNG Profile Editor camera profiles. For the calibration of camera in Camera Raw, I save these files .dcp in C:\ Administrator\ Documents and Settings\ Application Data\ Adobe\ Camera Raw------CameraProfiles. However, I could ' t find such a subfolder in the folder Lightroom, we know where should I save the files from STC for Lightroom 2? Thank you

  This is the same installation folder for Camera Raw and Lightroom (i.e., a .dcp installed in the folder you have described will be readable by the CR and LR).

  Eric

• What is the Adobe Standard and other camera profiles?

  OK, so I use my Canon 5 d mark II, RAW view taken in the neutral picture style.  When I insert the photo into Lightroom at the bottom under the Calibration of the camera program that displays by default, he asked photography using the Adobe Standard camera profile.  My question is: Lightroom taking the final result of the RAW data being turned with the neutral picture style and loading in Lightroom where it translates into photography (RAW + neutral picture style) uses the Standard Adobe?  Or Lightroom takes photography (RAW + neutral picture style) and the substitution of the neutral function picture style setting in my camera and its replacement by a different style of photo he calls Adobe Standard?

  One another and potentially easier to understand how to ask the question would be if I shot two pictures in RAW, one with the neutral picture style located in my camera and one with the landscape and then load it into Lightroom using Adobe Standard camera profile, the two photographs would be any different?

  Sorry, I'm new to digital photography and all the adobe programs and would be very happy with the help of a veteran.

  The pictures would be exactly the same. The style of photo that your device is set on makes no difference to the raw image. This style of photo is distributed in your raw as just a tag file that indicates the Canon raw converter how to interpret the data. Adobe does not use this information.

  It is up to you to choose the profile that meets your artistic desires.

  HAL

• How to remove the network profile

  Original title: Double Internet access

  I have reproduced the internet access points. My network is one, it is not named or protected, and the other is called another network without any protection. Other users in households show only one when they go to access, but it's the bad access. They show only internet access. There are seven in our region, but only 3 see the same info and signal excellent. How can I remove the 2 bad ones?  Don't know what Internet number I use.

  Hello

  This problem can occur if the wireless network is available in your particular range or coverage area.

  Please see the following link on how to remove the network not searched profile:

  To remove a wireless network connection

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg252588 (v = ws.10) .aspx

  You can also check the suggestions provided in the following link:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-networking/how-can-i-remove-old-network-connections/679baf9b-0303-4B2C-AF51-92981477a43a

  Important: the above article contains steps that tell you how to change the registry. However, serious problems can occur if you modify the registry incorrectly. Therefore, make sure that you proceed with caution. For added protection, back up the registry before you edit it. Then you can restore the registry if a problem occurs.

  For more information about how to back up and restore the registry, follow these steps from the following link: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/322756/en-us

  Please answer us on the State of the question to help you further.

• Apply camera profile

  I imported more than 2,000 photos in the catalog and I noticed all of them have been applied with the Adobe Standard camera profile, is there a way to change that in a single step?  It is impossible for me to change the settings one by one.  I tried "copy and paste settings", but it did not work because the camera profile is not included in the copy action.

  In addition, how to set the camera profile by default so that future imports will also open with my camera profile?

  Thank you

  ST

  You can set default values by the camera in the develop module.

  1. open a picture of the camera whose default value you want to set.

  2. Select the desired profile in the Calibration section of the camera.

  3 hold the Alt/Option key and click on the button "set as default... "to the

  at the bottom of the right panel.

  Thereafter, all newly imported from this camera images will be chosen

  View profile.

  Eric

  Thanks for the tip.  It worked.  But how about setting the default value of camera

  See the profile?

• can I remove the progam that I do not?

  Can I remove the program that came with my desktop computer?  (HpPSC & officejet 3.0) I do not use.

  Compaq sr1911x w/windows xp

  Of course, open the Panel controls-> Add/Remove Programs, scroll down until you see your program, click it and then click on uninstall. Repeat the process for hich other program in the list.

• 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.

• How to remove profiles customized in the section of camera calibration

  I installed the software, Xrite ColorChecker Passport and loaded a few profiles custom module development in respect of the calibration of the camera. There was a bug in the software and it me has failed to appoint these profiles. Once I uninstalled this version and loaded the new version of the name process works very well. I would like to be able to delete the profile unname of Lightroom, but I don't see how this is possible. Any suggestions?

  Thank you!

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

  in Windows 7, you can see: "Roaming", not "local".

• Cannot export the profile of calibration of camera when exporting catalogs

  I often take work and have to color calibrate the artwork using a color corrector.  The 'calibration of the camera profile' is saved in my "camera profiles.  I attached pushes a lot so when you export a catalog LR my laptop on my desk, the calibrated camera profile is not transferred. So whenever I do a manual transfer to the camera profile folder.   When can we expect the 'calibration of the camera profile' export as well as the catalogue?

  Concerning

  The way the file structure is designed, I don't expect camera profiles to be included in the catalogue. They are all grouped in the resources folder in the Lightroom folder. Lightroom chooses the profile based on the model of camera. This would require all profiles of camera must be included in the catalogue. I could be wrong, but I don't think that this is part of the Adobe development plan.

• 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.

• 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".

  

• 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.

• Profiles of calibration of camera for Leica M - P in Lightroom

  Generally, there are profiles of Calibration of camera for digital cameras in the Lightroom Develop module. I couldn't find these benefits for my Leica M - P I bought this month. Why?

  I know that there are four movie Modes for Leica M - P:

  1. turn off (it should be Standard)

  2. vivid color film

  3 smooth color film

  4 B & W and for which, there are six filters:

  a. Off (it should be the Standard B & W)

  b. yellow

  c. Orange

  d. Red

  e. Green

  f. Blue

  Leica M - P offers beautiful images for each movie Mode on when I shoot with jpg file. Lightroom is my favorite software. Unfortunately I couldn't find profiles of Calibration of camera for Leica M - P when I choose DNG for shooting. This means that I could not use DNG and get the same results that I shoot with jpg. It's really frustrating!

  Could you tell me how to solve this problem? Please don't tell me to create them myself using Adobe DNG Profile Editor, or to find them through some websites.

  To my knowledge, old Leica M3 user in 1972 to M8s in 2007, the M - P is just a Leica M Type 240 with some additional features/design/model.

  So it will probably not all profiles camera-specific for the M.-P. The M - P uses the exact same sensor and electronics as the 240 Type.

  But then there was probably a M9 M.-P. I'm not sure. There should be a few more other than just M.-P model designation.

  You can put this issue on the forums of L-Camera which deals exclusively with Leica.

  Leica Forum