Looking for a lens profile...

Hi to all, I'm looking for a lens profile to use with Lightroom 5.7.1 and Photoshop CC 2014, the lens is a Canon Macro EFS 60mm USM, body Canon 600D.
Anyone have or know if the profile is available?
Thanks in advance
Stefano

There should already be a lens profile for that lens included in camera raw 8.7.1 and lightroom 5.7.1

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Lens profiles correct for geometric distortions and vignetting, and both of these change based on subject distance, aperture, focal length and for this lens, the 1x-5x zoom setting.
Lens profile files consist of a series of corrections for various combination of the above.
For a lens profile to be created the lens has to communicate the subject distance, focal-length, aperture and zoom level to the camera and the camera has to record these in the EXIF data so that Adobe products can read it these parameters and look up the matching correction.
I don’t have this lens, but I am reading that it is a manual lens which can mean that there is no communication of lens settings back to the camera. Is this true, at least for some of the settings? If so, then Adobe cannot match a lens profile with the lens settings and a lens profile would be useless.
If you always shoot your macros with a few combinations of your settings there’s a possibility you could make your own lens profiles and match them up, yourself, based on notes you take at each session.
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