D700 to CS4 Embedded Profile Not There

Opening D700 images, shot in either sRBG or Adobe RBG, CS4 Bridge it says RBG Untagged. Opening in PS no profile comes over. Nikon ViewNX properly displays the embedded profile. Any thoughts?

Hello Sharma Siddharth,
no, there are no changes, the default path is stil the same:
...\sapmnt\<SAPSID>\SYS\profile.
(just taken from the installation guide for NW 730 here: https://websmp210.sap-ag.de/~sapidb/011000358700001259942010E)
When you say "/sapmnt/<sid>/profle is pointing to central instance profile", I believe there should be a misunderstanding of the concept of ths profile directory. Or maybe this is a HA installation? Dual Stack?
There are different scenarios where such confusion might take place, please double check.
But the answer for your question is definetly no, there's no change to the profile directory in NW 730 systems.
However, if you're referring explicitly to the start profile, be aware that there's no more start profile in NW 730. If you're upgrading your system, the upgrade process merges the old start profile with the new intance profile, FYI.
I hope this information helps.
Best regards,
Tomas Black

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