That’s technically correct, but it’s barely scratching the surface to what profiles can do for your photography… Now many think profiles are simply a new alternative to presets, where you can download and install these color “recipes” for your images. In comes profiles….which let you go “beneath the surface” and determine how the colors in your raw file area interpreted and displayed on your computer. What if you could decide which pixels are considered to be a specific hue…giving you more power to include (or exclude) specific areas from your color adjustments? Or perhaps your HSL adjustments are too broad…and you’re shifting other hues close to red that you want to remain untouched.Įither way, your color processing is off the mark…and it becomes frustrating. When you want to adjust your colors in Lightroom or ACR, most will typically go straight for the HSL panel….which will get you satisfactory results “most” of the time.Įventually, you’ll come across an outlier image that just doesn’t seem to play nice with the HSL panel.įor example, you want to shift the reds more towards orange, but the sliders aren’t picking up on the exact pixels you wish to change. Yes, I have shut down LR after the installation of the profile.Article on Monitor Calibration Profiles … The second screen capture is from the Finder. In the first screen capture from Lightroom you see a red arrow which is an icc profile I have installed some time ago. Apparently.īut it seems that Lightroom doesn't see these files but others, placed somewhere so it seems. It has also another one I currently using. What is happening ? I have the icc profile on the Downloads folder and when I am guided to paste it on the Library > Application support > Adobe > Color > Profiles folder, this one doesn't exist and I find a Proofing folder instead !Īnd indeed this folder contains the profile because I have paste it in.
Having a hard time to install icc profile I have spent quite some hours trying to install an icc profile in LR but I can't.
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