Why ACR/LR doesn't use optics correction parameters that Canon cameras (R-mount) put in .CR3 raws ?

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Why ACR/LR doesn't use optics correction parameters that Canon cameras (R-mount) put in .CR3 raws ?
Why insist on customers using only .LCP lens profiles w/o providing an alternative option when the way .LCP profiles are used/created seem to be subpar vs optics correction already present in .CR3 raw files... example (a well known for ~10 years probably "noise banding" matter) ... if ACR/LR is fed by DNG file from Iridient C-Transformer which can extract optics correction parameters from .CR3 raw file and write that as tags in DNG file ACR/LR does not exhibit "noise banding", but when using imposed on users .LCP profile "noise banding" is present - screenshots

https://postimg.cc/gallery/4VdhkBH

come on... Iridient is one-man shop and Brian Griffith can do it alone and multi-billion Adobe can't let customers skip their .LCP profiles and use available data in .CR3 ???

TheDigitalDog · Answer

You should make a feature request as outlined here:

https://community.adobe.com/t5/camera-raw-ideas/how-do-i-write-a-feature-request/idi-p/12386402

Then others can upvote and Adobe will examine and go from there.

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