Lens profile for Sony RX100 in Lightroom missing?

Even in Lightroom, there does not seem to be a lens profile for the Sony RX100. Am I missing something?

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    Gaspyy wrote:
    Yes, I actually believe the difference is minimal. The optical distortions & vignette would be the same. Obviously when creating the profile, it would help to use the higher-res camera, as it would allow better recognition of a finer grid chart, but the light would fall on the sensor in the same way for both cameras.
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    http://www.dxo.com/intl/photo/dxo_optics_pro/optics_geometry_corrections#ColorFringing
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