I made a Nano+ Adobe Camera Raw camera profile for Lightroom, Photoshop

[thelimey]

I see that RAW conversion in Adobe products is a common challenge, so I made a custom camera profile for the Nano+ by shooting a color calibration card and using that to create a Digital Camera Profile (DCP) file. I get far better colors with it in Lightroom vs. the built-in profile.

Download and instructions on my website here: Autel Nano+ Adobe Camera RAW profile for Lightroom, Photoshop | Lodge Photo

 

[bluenoes]

Many thanks for this. Im really struggling to see how to actually use this in photshop cs5.
If anyone could give a step by step guide that would be appreciated.
Ive saved the file into the correct folder, but after that i ma bit stuck

 

[thelimey]

Open the DNG in Adobe Camera Raw. Under the histogram is the Profile setting

Click on the icon to the right -- the three squares and the magnifying glass. That opens the Profile Browser

The current one is shown in blue. Click on "Mathew XL724", so it looks like this:

And then click on "Back" under the Histogram to exit the Profile Browser.

 

[bluenoes]

Many thanks again.
Maybe my CS5 isnt going to work, or Im completely useless at this, but when i open a dng, i get this, with nowhere I can seem to make the changers.

 

[thelimey]

Yeah, I don't remember how CS5 camera RAW works, sorry. It was a while ago! Maybe under the Camera icon?

 

[bluenoes]

No problem, thanks for your help so far, i'll keep digging the internet for answers

 

[bluenoes]

Oh, Ive found it

Thanks very much, look so much better


All the reds were yellow before applying your profile!

 

[Yowie88]

Anyway to apply this to the Lightroom android app?

 

[thelimey]

No idea, sorry. I don't use Lightroom mobile.

 

[Ezzelin]

Any way to use this on Darktable or RawTherapee?

 

[thelimey]

I don’t use either, but it looks like it is possible: darktable 3.8 user manual - input color profile

 

[bakerboy]

Raw with profile vs jpeg SOC, can we please have a response from autel on this issue?

 

[Darkmatterx76]

I see that RAW conversion in Adobe products is a common challenge, so I made a custom camera profile for the Nano+ by shooting a color calibration card and using that to create a Digital Camera Profile (DCP) file. I get far better colors with it in Lightroom vs. the built-in profile.

Download and instructions on my website here: Autel Nano+ Adobe Camera RAW profile for Lightroom, Photoshop | Lodge Photo

Will this profile still work in different lighting conditions?

Thanks!

 

[Landey]

Raw with profile vs jpeg SOC, can we please have a response from autel on this issue?

Might help making removal of the strong vignetting and correcting the distortion towards the corners your first post-processing steps.

 

[bakerboy]

Might help making removal of the strong vignetting and correcting the distortion towards the corners your first post-processing steps.

pointless to bother wasting time on that since the colour issues is the biggest and hardest issue to correct

 

[bakerboy]

Here's another example of a nano+ raw and the profile for those looking for examples

 

[Landey]

pointless to bother wasting time on that since the colour issues is the biggest and hardest issue to correct

Any idea why basic lens corrections like vignette removal are always a first-step part of the development process?
If you ever did infrared photography with a lens causing a hotspot, you'd know.
Reason: Tweaking the RAW often causes the vignette part to change in an uneven way, partly changes it's colors, introduces grain, banding and/or stronger contrasts. This often makes the vignette or parts of it even more prominent and impossible to remove. :/
I found the native tools for vignette removal of e. g. Affinity Photo doing a quite good job at development stage. Not perfect as you can see in my sample shot in the "Why you should ..." thread. But easy to deal with later.

 

[thelimey]

Will this profile still work in different lighting conditions?

 

[thelimey]

Yes

 

[Darkmatterx76]

Do you have a in camera JPG that we can compare it to? 12MP JPG if possible. I'd like to see the difference.

Thanks!

Here's another example of a nano+ raw and the profile for those looking for examplesView attachment 13829