How do I remove the DNG Profile Editor 2 from a Mac

It sits in my dock. It can't be closed. It can't be dragged to the trash from the dock or from the Finder.
My computer can't be restarted because this application is open. I want to get rid of it but can't
figure out how to do it. I run Mac OS X 10.5.6. Thanks

When you completely erase the former owner account information and install a new OS X
using your Apple ID to get the system download from Apple servers, (so you can use App
Store) any older sync'd items in the bluetooth list should be gone. They are not there by
default, so they would not be there after a new fully clean installation of OS X.
What vintage is this second-hand Mac computer product? Does it have an optical drive
and system DVDs or it it newer and relies on download upgrade via App Store?
If you have system discs, (10.6.3) you could install Snow Leopard then update it, to 10.6.8
then visit the App Store online from the updated Snow Leopard, to see about upgrade to
the latest OS X the computer can use. Then with your Apple ID account, set up the Mac to
with a new installation of the most recent OS X it can use.
There should be nothing old in a computer correctly set-up for resale by the original owner
or by a reseller who does business in an official capacity, using proper methods.
In any event...
Good luck & happy computing!

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I don’t know claim to know anything about the internals of DNG Camera Profiles, but I’m pretty sure you cannot take a RGB-file (TIF/JPG) DNG and make a raw-file DNG Profile for use with your camera raws, which sounds like what you’re trying to do.
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I was secretly hoping I could save time by shooting the chart on location and make an instant profile out of that - then the colors would be at least "close ballpark" so I would just have to apply white balance and then move on to more specific adjustments. But of course it wasn't that easy, it still takes a fair bit of color tweaking to get right in most circumstances.
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The color profile changes with the lighting, so a profile that was computed for daylight won’t be right for tungsten or fluorescent. Keep in mind that a custom camera profile is the set of corrections on top of an existing Adobe profile that the DNG has assigned to it, perhaps Adobe Standard, and all Adobe profiles are dual-illuminant profiles, so it makes sense you’d want to also create a dual-illuminant profile for general purpose use that has the same two lighting scenarios as Adobe used: 2850K and 6500K. The 6500K is the tricky one because full sun is warmer, closer to 5000K, and you need the right amount of haze to create 6500K sunlight, unless you are using standard D65 bulbs, indoors, which is likely what Adobe does.
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The DNG Profile Editor can be used to create profiles that mimic film looks.
I think right now it is manual trial & error process involving changes in hue, saturation and lightness, but it could be theoretically achieved with Color Checker calibration working in reversed order.
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The Flickr set:
http://flickr.com/photos/100mph/sets/72157606547890574/
This was just a first, pretty quick attempt at playing with the DNG Profile Editor. I'm sure it can be tweaked more and even more can be accomplished.
[Edit: note: I changed the "upload date" on the test images so they wouldn't stay at the top of my Flickr page. Ignore the 2007 date, it doesn't mean anything.]

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