Sony E 1.8-24 doesn't trigger lens profile

For some reason this lens isn't recognised when one choses the 'Enable Profile" box; yet if one perserveres though the Make/Model dropdowns , the profile is there. Is it perhaps because the lens is sub-named Zeiss? The system recognises my other E lenses at the click of the box. Odd. Lr4.3 on OS X 10.8.2

Lens metadata standardization is relatively new, and LR won't assign a profile automatically unless it's sure it's got the right one. Select the profile you want and then to to Save New Camera Lens Default and it'll pick it correctly in future for that lens.

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