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Adjust color rendering for your camera in Camera RawFor each camera model it supports, Camera Raw uses color profiles to process raw images. These profiles are produced by photographing color targets under standardized lighting conditions and are not ICC color profiles.
Both Adobe Standard and Camera Matching camera profiles are intended to serve as a starting point for further image adjustments. Therefore, use the profiles in conjunction with the color and tone controls in the Basic, Tone Curve, HSL / Grayscale, and other image adjustment tabs. To manually install camera profiles, place them in the following locations:
Apply a camera profile To apply a camera profile, select it
from the Camera Profile pop-up menu in the Camera Calibration tab
of the Camera Raw dialog box. The Adobe Standard profile for a camera is named Adobe Standard. Camera Matching profiles include the prefix Camera in the profile name. The Camera Profile pop-up menu displays only profiles for your camera. If the only profile in the Camera Profile menu is Embedded, it means that you have selected a TIFF or JPEG image. Adobe Standard and Camera Matching profiles work only with raw images. Note: If you have selected a raw file and Adobe Standard
and Camera Matching profiles do not appear in the Camera Profile
pop-up menu, download the latest Camera Raw update at www.adobe.com/go/learn_ps_cameraraw.
Specify a default camera profile
Apply a profile to a group of images
Create a camera profile presetIf you find yourself often applying the same profile, you can work more efficiently by creating and applying a preset.
Customize profiles using the DNG Profile EditorTo improve color rendering or customize a camera profile, use the stand-alone DNG Profile Editor utility. For example, use the DNG Profile Editor to correct an unwanted color cast in a profile or to optimize colors for a specific application, such as studio portraits or fall foliage. The DNG Profile Editor and documentation for it are available as free downloads from the Adobe website at www.adobe.com/go/learn_ps_dng. Important: Leave the Camera Calibration tab sliders
set to 0 when adjusting camera profiles with the DNG Profile Editor.
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