P: Camera-Matching Profiles: Requests and information

Sony A7V was released in December 2025. Still no full support. My question is if this is due some problems or what is happening, because it’s really long time more than paid customers might expect. 

Hello, today new update and still no camera matching profiles for A7V. Ony Beta profile is available, it’s not bad, but sometimes blue or red clipping occurs. How long should we wait? It’s really long time.

I purchased the Sony A7rVI camera as soon as it was released. How long until Adobe adds matching picture profiles for this camera model? I bought my A7rV when that camera had already been on the market for a while, so the picture profiles (Vivid, Vivid II, Portrait, Neutral, etc.) were already available in LR Classic and ACR. I’d really like to use Adobe’s camera matching picture profiles on my A7rVI images, but it’s been months and they’re still not available. Thanks for any insight you can give me on a typical timeline for such things. (I know the owners of the new A7V are in the same boat...)

I am disappointed that Camera Matching profiles are still not available for the Sony A7 V. This is a professional camera that has been on the market for quite some time, and Lightroom already fully supports its RAW files.

For photographers who rely on Adobe Camera Matching profiles (such as Camera ST, Camera FL, Camera PT, Camera SH, Camera VV, etc.) to maintain a consistent workflow across multiple Sony camera bodies, this is a significant limitation.

In my case, I use both a Sony A7 IV and a Sony A7 V professionally. The lack of Camera Matching profiles on the A7 V means I cannot achieve the same starting point and color consistency between both cameras.

I hope Adobe will prioritize adding Camera Matching profiles for the Sony A7 V in an upcoming Camera Raw/Lightroom update, as this is an important feature for many professional Sony users.

My camera profiles are missing and so is the camera matching option. I have all profiles checked in managing profiles. I am processing a Sony raw file .arw.

I have the same situation in Adobe Camera Raw.

I cannot find a source to import the missing profiles.

Any insight from Adobe?

Still no camera matching profiles for the Sony A7V. The camera came out 6months ago. This is a joke

I had thought that Adobe updated Lightroom Desktop to accommodate the new Sony A7RVI - yet, there is no Camera Matching menu item to be found.  I am using a Mac Studio, Adobe Lightroom 9.4 and the file is a .ARW. Apple 26.5.1 is the most recent operating software.

Is Adobe actually working on getting camera matching profiles for the Sony A7V? I’ve had the camera 6 months and I’m sick of the colours changing as soon as I import them into Lightroom because I have to use Adobe colour. It’s becoming increasingly tempting to ditch Adobe and switch to alternative software.

Are you working on it or not? And if you are, do you have a single intern trying to do it alone or is it going to actually happen this decade?

Camera Raw does not apply embedded DNG lens correction for DJI Mavic 4 Pro 70mm / DJI FC9284

Camera Raw reports “Unable to locate a matching lens profile automatically” for DJI Mavic 4 Pro 70mm DNG files and appears not to apply lens correction.

Camera: DJI Mavic 4 Pro
Lens/module: 70mm equivalent medium tele
DNG metadata:
Make: DJI
Model: FC9284
UniqueCameraModel: DJI FC9284
FocalLength: 19.4 mm
FocalLengthIn35mmFormat: 70 mm
OpcodeList3: WarpRectilinear

Comparison file from the 28mm module:
Make: Hasselblad
Model: L3D-100c
UniqueCameraModel: Hasselblad L3D-100c
FocalLength: 14.4 mm
FocalLengthIn35mmFormat: 28 mm
OpcodeList3: WarpRectilinear

Expected result:
Camera Raw should apply the embedded DNG lens correction / WarpRectilinear opcode, or otherwise recognize the appropriate built-in correction for the DJI FC9284 70mm module.

Actual result:
Camera Raw says it cannot locate a matching lens profile automatically and no lens correction appears to be applied.

Steps to reproduce:
1. Open a DJI Mavic 4 Pro 70mm DNG file in Adobe Camera Raw.
2. Go to Optics / Lens Corrections.
3. Observe that Camera Raw cannot locate a matching lens profile automatically.
4. Compare with a 28mm Mavic 4 Pro DNG, which contains OpcodeList3: WarpRectilinear and is handled differently.

System:
Windows 11 
Camera Raw version (latest): 18.3.0.2528