Setting Default Camera Calibration

How do I set the Camera Calibration to default to a certain profile. I used to use Presets when I imported the adjustment was applied then. I import now and have to go and change the Camera Calibration then SYNC the current folder to apply the profile. Faster easier way to do this?

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