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Missing camera profiles on iPad and iPhone devices

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March 30, 2022
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Hi - I have seen this problem posted a year ago but no further support form Adobe seems forthcoming? I edit my RAW images on my Macbook, running the latest version of Lightroom (not Classic - I wish Adobe would give the CC version a proper unique name and not just hope we all call it Lightroom from now on!).

I have found that the nearest looking profile to the in-camera jpeg is Camera Standard v2 - which I presume is the Adobe equivalent to the profile I am using in my Panasonic Lumix LX100M2. I am presuming Adobe know this camera and this is their official version they have worked hard on to match the camera profile. I can’t think of any other reason for it to be offered?

Having edited lots of images using this profile, I now find when I look at those images on my iPad and iPhone (from where I would naturally share these images to Facebook and Instagram as iDevices make this a simple one click job) I have an error icon and the words ‘Missing Profile’?

So now if I edit or share the image I will lose my original look and instead this will be replaced I presume by Adobe Color, which I avoided on the desktop as it was nothing like the original JPEG engine results.

Can Adobe please comment as to why certain profiles are available on the desktop version and not the mobile versions, why they design and offer these profiles for desktop editing use with my camera RAW files (as a very good match to the in-camera profiles) but then do not support that profile on the mobile versions? Are they going to? If not why do they continue to offer these profiles on the desktop version?

Or am I being grumpy for no reason and this is just a bug (quite an old one it seems) and there will be a fix for it?

I am using a Macbook Air on Big Sur, latest version of Lightroom on all devices.

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Correct answer Tim Woodward

Well I've reset the iPad to factory settings and then restored from an iCloud backup and not only has Lightroom reappeared but it also doesn't seem to have a problem with missing profiles! Result! Thanks for everyone's help 😊

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wei yanw35591824

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This problem happened to me after nearly two years from the original post. When I bought a new camera, desktop LR has the profile but missed from ios LR. Other cameras I had used have profile.

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Terese625

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You put this very nicely!
im an exclusive iPhone shooter. I've got my MacBook Pro but the convenience of editing on my phone is unbeatable. However I'm frustrated too to get these error messages when I try to edit the RAW camera option on iPhone currently using 15 pro max.
id really like to understand what's my best option here.
Which appears to be NOT using the rawMAX option on my phone.

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RDumond06

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Having the same issue with my 15 Pro Max. This is a beyond frustrating issue to have return after Adobe took so long to fix it the first time. Makes photoshop absolutely useless on my phone.

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RDumond06

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This issue persists for me and it's getting REALLY annoying. A full phone reset should not be the solution to any Apps bug. This has been around for long enough that Adobe should have found a solution by now.

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cs99833906

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Still an issue for me on my 2021 Ipad 11 Pro as well. Ridiculous.

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muzazah

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Resetting my entire phone is a tremendos pain and I dont want to do that. I have PS Lightroom, PS Express along with many other PS apps installed. Uninstalling PS Express and resinstalling it doesnt solve the problem. Issue continues to exist.

Do I need to uninstall and reinstall everything?

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Tim WoodwardAuthorCorrect answer

Inspiring

Well I've reset the iPad to factory settings and then restored from an iCloud backup and not only has Lightroom reappeared but it also doesn't seem to have a problem with missing profiles! Result! Thanks for everyone's help 😊

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Tim WoodwardAuthor

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Thanks Jim - but it seems after deleting Lightroom from iPad and iPhone I can't now get it again, the App Store constantly displays 'Open' as my only option and when I log into Creative Cloud and look in apps it says it is already installed. I've uninstalled all bits I could find, I did try downloading Creative Cloud but have no idea what that does on the iPad and it didn't help so deleted that also. 🤷‍♂

Jim Wilde

Community Expert

Sorry to hear that, Tim. Have never come across anything like that. Have you tried rebooting the iPhone and iPad? Is your subscription sourced direct from Adobe, or through the Apple Store (though I don't know why/if that would make a difference). Delete/reinstall should be a fairly routine procedure, so I have no idea why it's not working correctly.

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Tim WoodwardAuthor

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Well the iPhone sorted itself out and I have sucsfully reinstalled Lightroom and the profile errors are gone as you suggested... so a result there! 😊

The App Store unfortunately still thinks Lightroom is already installed on the iPad even after restarts, indid find a support question similar and the Apple operative suggested complete rest of iPad and reinstall of iOS ... I don't think so! I've asked in a separate query so hopefully someone will know...

Jim Wilde

Community Expert

....and this is just a bug (quite an old one it seems) and there will be a fix for it?

Yes it is a bug, and an annoying one when it hits. I've found the most reliable way to "fix" the problem is to delete and re-install the app on the affected mobile device (having first made sure that all syncing from that device is up to date, as deleting the app will also remove the local data associated with the app).

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