Lens Correction Profile switches to wrong profile when adjusting amount sliders

Title says it all.
Lens profile is selected correctly in auto or default setup, but as soon as I change the distortion, C.Aberration or Vignetting sliders the lens profile changes to a wrong profile.
Rob

I've been able to recreate the phenomenon:
1. Adjust anything such that the setup becomes custom.
2. select the wrong make, model, or profile.
3. Enable auto - or default, both of which select the correct profile.
4. Adjust anything again and whatever values were previously set for custom make, model, and profile will be active again: right or wrong.
So, now that I know whats causing it, it won't be a problem too often.
Its caused by a combination of user error, and program anomaly.
User error is selecting the wrong profile in the first place when in custom setting mode.
Program anomaly is not abandoning previous custom make, model, and profile when adjusting distortion CA, & Vignettes after having selected auto or default setup.
This is non-optimal behavior because if you ever leave a lens profile in a changed state, it will be remembered forever, despite having returned to an auto or default setup.
So, one could have everything seem hunky dory, then decide to up the CA amount a bit, and suddenly have a wrong profile due to some fooling around X minutes, months, or years ago...
Bottom line: Custom values for make, model, and profile should be abandoned when adjusting amount sliders in auto or default mode. Only if user invokes custom mode directly, should the make, model, and profile values stored for the custom mode be reinstated.
An acceptable alternative would be just to abandon make, model, and profile values immediately whenever user switches from custom mode to auto or default.
I will be very careful from now on, although hopefully this anomaly will be fixed so I don't have to be so careful.
Rob

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