Camera Profiles/ Camera Raw 5.2 for Panasonic DMC-G1

I installed the Camera Raw update in Elements 7 and also ran the Camera Profiles executable in C:\program files\adobe|photoshop 7\plug-ins\file formats. When I open the raw image, I see "Camera Raw 5.2 - Panasonic DMC-G1" in the upper left hand corner. Now if I click on the Camera Calibration tab and look at the Camera Profile Name drop-down, I only see Adobe Standard. Does this mean the DMC-G1 is not supported yet or is there something wrong?

Lest there be any confusion, Jao is talking about ACR profiles that are tailored to the several shooting modes of some cameras. The DMC-G1 is definitely suppported within ACR 5.2, but only with one profile, the Adobe Standard for that camera. I went to the folder containing the standard profiles, and the DMC-G1 was one of them.
Richard Southworth

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[email protected] wrote:
> After re-downloading Adobe Raw 5.2 and running the CameraProfiles.exe program and restarting my system I still cannot find any camera profiles under Camera Calibration other than the standard ones in either Lightroom or Camera Raw. I click the dropdown menu in Raw and click Load Settings, but cannot find any camera specific settings. I am running Photoshop CS4 and want to set it up for my new Canon 5D Mark II. Any suggestions?
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Nice pic of brain Bill. Still, I would take it without any harsh light and rather use longer exposure with tripod. You can see some sort of light source in left bottom part of brain. I assume it was a flash gun or above by lamp. Then you may get much better result ;-)
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