X-Rite Colour Checker passport - creating a profile in LR3 on Mac

Can anyone help me? I am trying to set up a colour profile in LR3 using the X-Rite Colour Checker on my Mac. I have installed the X-rite software and have several images ready to be used for the profiles.
According to the instructions, I should select the image in LR and the go to File , Export and then select the X-rite option, but I do not have this option, only Hard Disc and DVD/CD. So i have figured that something is not installed correctly or I am doing something wrong. Any ideas?

bubus hotfrog wrote:
I have received the automated response from X-Rite saying that they will get back to me.
BUT in the meantime have found a workaround that works for me.
1) Import images as usual into Lightroom (including the colour checker image).
2) Select the colour checker image and export as DNG and save on desktop.
3) Close Lightroom
4) Open ColorChecker Passport and drag and drop the DNG file into the pane.
5) Hit Create Profile and name the profile as required
6) Close ColorChecker Passport.
7) Open Lightroom and go to Develop andon the right hand side scroll down to Camera Calibration menu, under Profile you will find the newly created Profile.
8) Select the images that were taken under the same lighting conditions and Select the new profile and sync and then Robert's your dads brother (as they say)!
Glad you got a workaround going for you... still x-rite should get back to you on why it isn't working as advertsed.. and thanks for making me look up "Robert's your dads brother" .. I never knew they said that or even heard of it. Now I know something I didn't before.. and that's that (as they say).
Jay S.

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at intradoc.server.Service.executeServiceEx(Service.java:3861)
at intradoc.server.Service.executeService(Service.java:3845)
at intradoc.server.Service.doSubService(Service.java:3760)
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Your error states:
!syParameterNotFound,dDocTitle
Can you confirm that your profile includes all required data, specifically, the dDocTitle? Fix this issue, then re-check your logs. if there are other missing required parameters, fix each one.
Eventually, you should have a successful check-in.
Hope this helps,
-ryan

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We did create a custom profile with color checker passport during a shoot, re-starded Lightroom then used the custom profile. From there, everything work fine!
My Problem is that after several shoot we have so many profiles in the list (in Lightroom) so we want to delete some manually in the laptop folder. I have been searching over forum during the past 2 days...every forum say that the good path to see them is:
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Dual Illuminant DNG camera profiles.
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High Rez (download):
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I've a requirement to create WBS elements using BAPI. And I am using BAPIs in the following manner.
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Hi Karthikeya,
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This Tutorial Shows how to create roaming profile(s) for Windows Workgroups.
Here are the steps in order to do this:
On the host PC:
1. Goto 'Folder Options'>'View' and un-tick 'Use Simple File Sharing'.
2. Goto Network Connections and right click on the 'Local Area Connection' (Ethernet recommended)
3. Goto Properties>General, and tick 'File and Printer Sharing'.
Click Apply + Ok.
4. Goto Control Panel>User Accounts, add a new user.
5. Logon to this user, and open the profile folder properties.
5b. Share this folder.
6. Make the Share permissions so that 'everyone' has: Full Control, Read, Change.
Click Apply + Ok.
7. Click on 'Caching' and disable Caching for this Share.
Click Ok.
8. Now goto the 'Security' tab and give 'Administrator' and 'SYSTEM' 'Full Control'.
Click Apply + Ok.
On the remote PC(s):
1. Make the same User as on the Host.
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3. Give 'SYSTEM': 'Read','Read and Execute','List Folder Contents' to the 'Administrators' Profile
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7b. Make 'Timeout for dialog boxes' '1' (seconds)
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Make 'Number of previous logons to cache (if server is unavailable) '0'
Now you're ready to login to the Profile on the remote PC.
*Note* Sometimes, when windows loads it takes a minute for the profile folder to become shared again.
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Hi,
I have replied to the below thread mentioning the FM's to create Profile sets, profiles and also target groups. This may be helpful to you.
Re: target group creation
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Priyanka

How to create Creation Profile

Hello all Gurus,
Can someone please tell me how to create "Creation Profile" and use them in MM scheduling agreement? I have an issue, where the user wants 2 separate creation profiles to be created so that the demands should be sent to suppliers on Thursdays and Fridays only. I maintained the creation profiles in SPRO -- MM -- Purchasing -- Scheduling Agreement -- Maintain Creation Profile for Scheduling agreement with rel. doc. But these creation profiles doesn't seems to work. What are the extra steps that we need to carry out once the creation profiles are created and then maintained in MM scheduling agreement?
If you have any knowledge on creation of CREATION PROFILES please share it with me. It will be very much helpful for me.
Thanks and Regards,
Umakanth

hi,
Go to SPRO > MM > Purchasing > Scheduling Agreement > Maint. Rel. Creation Profile for Sched. Agmt. w. Rel. Docu.
Maint. Rel. Creation Profile for Sched. Agmt. w. Rel. Docu.
In this step, you can define the release creation profile.
The latter is an instrument for determining which criteria are used to generate releases against a scheduling agreement and transmit them to the vendor.
You assign the creation profile to the scheduling agreement item in the additional data.
The creation profile controls the creation periodicity of the releases and - starting from the current date of release creation - the way in which the quantities are aggregated.
In the release creation profile, you can define
o   General Parameters
-   Which creation strategy is the basis for JIT delivery schedules and scheduling agreements.
-   How backlog and immediate requirements are taken into account during release creation.
o   Aggregation and release horizon
-   If and how schedule lines should be aggregated during release creation.
o   Release creation periodicity
-    With which periodicity scheduling agreement releases are created
o   Tolerance profile
-    That for releases created as a result of changed schedule lines, the system performs a tolerance check
o   Internet release
-    Whether an Internet release is created during release creation

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