Where are camera Profiles??

In camera Raw V9.0.0.414, I cannot select any custom profiles. Haven't tried in a long time. Can an one tell me how to do it??

>The Vista path given by Adobe I'm sure does not exist (unless I'm wrong)
The path is hidden by default. You need to turn on "show hidden files".

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Where are camera profiles stored?

Using Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit with PS CS5 Extended and LR 3.
I have searched my hard drives(which are all indexed) for hours and cannot find where the lens profiles are stored. Googling for an answers turns up various folder suggestions but none are on my machine. I cannot locate any .lcp files, any .dcp files, .dcpr files. There is no folder named Lens Profiles nor LensCorrections nor any permuations of those names. No listing in any of the Adobe directories with lens or camera names in them.
I also downloaded and installed the Lens Creator software in the hopes that it would point to where the profiles are stored, but it does not. I'm totally stumped.
Where would I put an .lcp file so PS or LR could find them? Both programs show profiles for my camera and some of my lenses, so there must be profiles stored somewhere on my system?
Thanks!

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Where are Camera Profiles located in Vista to delete?

The Vista path given by Adobe I'm sure does not exist (unless I'm wrong)
I'm using PS CS4, ACR 5.2

>The Vista path given by Adobe I'm sure does not exist (unless I'm wrong)
The path is hidden by default. You need to turn on "show hidden files".

Where are the profiles stored for Profile Manager.

Where are the profiles stored for Profile Manager?
I created a profile attached to a user group and then made the mistake of removing the group without first deleting the profile.
Now the orphan profile can't be managed (it's no longer visible) and is still being pushed out to users.
The group I deleted had another group as it's members.
Example:
Active Sync User Group was a member of VPN Group.
VPN Group was deleted (it had the VPN settings payload)
Profile with VPN settings are still pushed out to Active Sync User Group even though VPN Group no longer exists.
I'm hoping I can manually remove this profile but I'm thinking it may be contained in Postgres. If that's the case I would appreciate any suggestions/methods to access the database to make modifications.
Thanks

The information/data for apps is stored together with the app in both the iPad and in the backup on your computer. When you drop a file in the file sharing section of apps it gets added to the backup and to the iPad. When you delete it it get deleted from the backup and from the iPad.

How/when are Camera Profiles applied?

I am trying to understand Camera Profiles and how they fit into the RAW conversion process.
Are Camera Profiles applied to the RAW data prior to demosaicing or to the initial RGB values after demosaicing?
In either case, it seems that the ultimate results which one gets with a specific camera and profile are going to
potentially differ based on the software that is eventually used for the demosaicing. Is this correct or am I totally
missing something basic here?
Any insights would be greatly appreciated!

> Which is different than for making DNG Profiles...
I had to put it more precisely, it takes also a specific process to make ICC/ICM camera profile that will work w/ the specific raw converter... I did not mean that it will be exactly the same process as for DNG as you will be using different software at least...

Where are printer profiles stored in 10.9.5?

I have replaced my old, large format printer and want to discard its old printer profiles from the OS. Where are these stored? I'm using Photoshop CS5 with a (new) Canon iPF6400 printer. Can I just drag these old profiles to the Trash or is there some other procedure I need to use? Thanks.

Dragging the old profiles to the trash is all you need to do to get rid of them. They can be in a few places.
/Library/ColorSync/Profiles is the normal location. You can also check the Profiles folder of your user account, they but typically shouldn't be there. They can also be buried in with the print drivers. And those can be difficult to find.
The names of the profiles in the folders aren't what shows up in your apps. So a very vaguely named profile could be one of the ones you're looking for. To check, double click any profile you're not sure of to open it in the ColorSync Utility. Click the second line, Localized Description String. If there's another line named Apple multi-localized description strings, click that one to see what it says. One or the other will be what appears in your lists. For example:
Localized description strings for this profile simply says "Display" in its field below. However, nothing in ColorSync shows up by that name. "CG243W" under Apple multi-localized description strings is what gets used.
I mention this only because some profile names from the desktop are rather meaningless, but those are somewhat rare. Usually, the name is pretty obvious.
So if you can't find the old profiles in the main Library folder, then they're likely in with the printer drivers. Go to the /Library/Printers folder. If your old printer was an Epson for example, and you no longer have any Epson printers, you can toss the entire folder named Epson within the Printers folder if you want to. Otherwise, you have to start digging through the folder of each make to locate them. For example:
In this case, I would look through Epson, Lexmark and Xerox (I already know SII is just a label printer and there won't be any profiles in there). For our Epson 4900, one of the subfolders in the Epson folder was plainly and conveniently named ICCProfiles. All I had to do was empty it. For our now sold Stylus Pro 3800, the profiles were well hidden in a file name xxxx.plugin (the xxxx being whatever its name was). You have to right click on the plugin package and choose to show the contents. Then go through any folders within that and see if the profiles are within that .plugin file.
Yes, it can be much more difficult to find them than it should. So make sure you have a full backup of your system before you start doing this kind of digging.

Where are the profiles...

i've updated to acr 5.5 and installed all the necessary profiles, dng converter etc. however, in the camera icon under adobe standard nothing shows up no camera neutral, landscape, faithful etc...
is this because i have to have these picture controls turned on IN CAMERA?
about all the new update does as far as i can tell is denote the type of camera i shot the picture with eg. coolpix 5400, 5000 or D300
can anyone explain how to get the camera profiles to appear under adobe standard?
thanks,
tws

tws25 wrote:
i've updated to acr 5.5 and installed all the necessary profiles, dng converter etc. however, in the camera icon under adobe standard nothing shows up no camera neutral, landscape, faithful etc...
is this because i have to have these picture controls turned on IN CAMERA?
about all the new update does as far as i can tell is denote the type of camera i shot the picture with eg. coolpix 5400, 5000 or D300
can anyone explain how to get the camera profiles to appear under adobe standard?
thanks,
tws
You do not state if you are on Windows (and the version of Windows) or the Mac. If you installed the profiles with the Adobe installer, they should be in the correct directory. The directory with Windows depends on how you were logged in during the installation. With my Windows 7 machine, my camera profiles are in the following directories:
c:\ProgramData\Adobe\CameraRaw\CameraProfiles\
c:\All Users\Adobe\CameraRaw\CameraProfiles\
And the profiles made using the DNG editor are in:
c:\users\Bill\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\CameraRaw\CameraProfiles. AppData is a hidden directory and you need to enable hidden directory display to find it.

Where are ICC profiles stored in Aperture? Formerly they were stored in the home map. I make my own ICC profiles, with Color Munki. I can't find them back in the /library/colorSync/Profiles. I'm using a Canon printer iPF5100

ICC profiles
Formerly ICC profiles where placed in the Home map: library/colorcync/profiles. But the home map does

Kees, the color profiles are still stored in your user library in
~/ColorSync/Profiles/
I can't find them back in the /library/colorSync/Profiles.
Are you looking in the System Library folder /Library/colorSync/Profiles at the top level of your system drive?
As you probably know, your User Library is hidden since Mac OS X Lion.
You can reveal it from the Finder's "Go" menu in the main menu bar:
Finder > Go
Then hold down to options-key ⌥, until Library appears in the drop-down menu. Select it and open the Library.
Regards
Léonie

Where are the profiles for Tamron 10-24, 18-250 & Sigma 17-70 ?

I have the following lenses which are listedin the
Lens profile support
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/846/cpsid_84666.html
However, none of them is shown in the Adobe Lens Profile Downloader 1.0. Why is this?
How to get profiles for these lenses then?
TAMRON
18-250mm F/3.5-6.3 DiII A18P
Pentax
3.2/6.2/12
TAMRON
SP 10-24mm F/3.5-4.5 DiII B001P
Pentax
3.2/6.2/12
SIGMA
17-70mm F2.8-4.5 DC MACRO / HSM
Canon, Nikon, Pentax, SIgma, Sony
3.0/6.1/12
Thanks
John

The lens profile downloader gives you access to profiles created and uploaded to Adobe server by users. The profiles you mention are supplied by Adobe as part of the Lr3.3, Camera Raw 6.3 and DNG Converter 6.3 installer. Also, they are only compatible for use with raw images and won't even be visible with Lr unless the images are raw. If you can't see them, then theres a very highly probability that it's because you haven't installed one or other of the application I mention above or your images are TIFF, JPEG or PSD.

Where are camera roll photos once I import them?

In anticipation of getting my new iPhone, I imported all my camera roll photos onto my iMac and see they show up under Last Import. However, I do not see them in Events. Where will these photos be found once I import more photos? I want to have them appear on the new iPhone.

Tell Apple, not us.
feedback
I found it a great chance for a clean out, given that I always back my photos up to iPhoto and therefore my System and Data backup for protection. Then I went to most recent and marked those I wished to keep on my phone as 'Favorites' and now have a nice clean folder of Favorites, which I will add to from 'Recently Added' and delete all the c*ap. Now I have a nice tidy phone, but still have all photos backed up on Mac. I don't use Photostream, as I would rather trust my own physical backup method. A great chance for a clean out. Thanks Apple!
Pete

Where are DNG profiles stored?

I recently downloaded DNG profiles from Adobe and also their profile editor. No trouble installing and using the profiles in Lightroom. However, when using the editor and then naming and saving the receipt I can't get the new profile to showup in Lightroom. I suppose I'm not saving to the correct folder.
Any help.
Thanks

Hello!
From the DNG profile editor on labs.adobe.com: http://labs.adobe.com/wiki/index.php/DNG_Profiles:FAQ#WhereInstall they are in:
"On Windows 2000 / XP: C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Adobe\CameraRaw\CameraProfiles"
translated in Vista/7, it should be in: C:\ProgramData\Adobe\CameraRaw\CameraProfiles -and it might be a hidden folder- (according to a google search )
Hope this helps!

Plumtree 5.0.4 database - where are user profile values

I found the userinfomap that holds an id and description, but can't find the table that would hold the values for the profile properties. Anyone?

Vivek,
Thank you for the response. I also thought it would be contained in the userattr table, however it does not seem to be. I have a few attributes that are lists, and I am unable to find these attributes stored in the db. I am wondering if they are being stored in the XML Blob associated with the user objects as I can't find them anywhere else..

Where are "camera roll" and "photo stream" albums gone?

After upgrading to iOS 8, photo stream and camera roll are disappeared.
Therefore, I cannot understand anymore whether I posses a certain photo on my iPhone, on my iPad or on one of the iDevices at home.
I cannot really explain the reason of this choice. Perhaps only a subtle sadistic attitude could.
So, please, bring them back!
Or - at least - bring back a simple distinction between photos shot on the device and others on the stream.

Just make sure you're in moments rather than in years. And it will only take you to the maps if you click on the location names (when you're in collections) so click on the photos instead. That's all I can tell you to do since they've went ahead and taken off "Camera Roll"..

Ok, where are the profile badges?

Have they been fully disabled here, or are they unlocked at a certain rank?
Which rank?
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I know all about Lithium communities. Nothing gets past me

LiamW2,
Profile badges aren't available here yet... but stay tuned.
Glad you are a Lithium community pro!
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Camera profiles and Canon Software

Hi,
Why are camera profiles in Lightroom different than the same name picture style chosen in Digital Photo Professional? They should produce the same EXACT version of the RAW file. I say they HAVE to, because otherwise who is right - who´s got the true colors (e.g. Faithful style is supposed to represent colors exactly if shot at 5200K, yet DPP Faithful differs from LR faithful????)
Also, is there a way to convert other picture styles one has created into Lightroom profiles perhaps through some use of DNG Profile Editor?
Thanks,
Juan

They should produce the same EXACT version of the RAW file.
The profiles are meant to give approximately the same rendering concerning tone and color. You cannot render the exact same thing as Canon uses proprietary algorithms which Lightroom cannot use. The profiles just approximate those using Lightroom's RAW engine. Also they will only come close if you use default settings in your camera, so no highlight priority, no added saturation, etc. If you want the exact same thing, shoot jpeg or convert the RAW to tiff in DPP. That said, my experience is that the camera matching profiles come very close to out-of-camera rendering as long as you don't modify the styles.
I say they HAVE to, because otherwise who is right - who´s got the true colors (e.g. Faithful style is supposed to represent colors exactly if shot at 5200K, yet DPP Faithful differs from LR faithful????)
None of Canon's styles give accurate rendering. That is not what they are meant to do. They are meant to be visually attractive, which is very different from accurate. Faithful is not really scene referred correct color. See for some measurements of that on one of the more accurate cameras, the Canon 5D mk II, here. The way to get correct color, if that is what you are interested in, is to shoot a colorchecker chart and use Adobe's free DNG profile editor to generate a calibrated profile for your camera.
Also, is there a way to convert other picture styles one has created into Lightroom profiles perhaps through some use of DNG Profile Editor?
No. Would be neat, but is not currently possible without a lot of manual labor. You can shoot a colorchecker and by comparing the rendering in DNG profile editor to that in DPP visually and using the patch tools, you might be able to sort of get there but that is going to be very tedious. It would be nice if we were able to give DNG Profile Editor a different target than perfect rendering of the colorchecker, because right now, the only way to do it is visual.

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