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Additional Color Space options

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February 14, 2019
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Camera RAW 11.2 does not offer full range of working spaces. Only sRGB, Adobe RGB, ProPhoto. Easier versions offer access to other working spaces profiles present on the workstation. ECIv2, DCI, etc.

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Correct answer David Mohr

Howdy David,

I spoke with the Camera Raw crew. You are correct -- they removed this behavior during a recent attempt to clean-up the app. It appears that someone was a little overzealous. We've logged a bug and it should be addressed soon. Sorry for the hassle.

Thanks,

David

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David RemingtonAuthor

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Fixed!

Thanks.

David

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SucioAT

Participant

We're on macOS Sierra 10.12.6 here at my company. There's no update available in the Creative Cloud App yet. Any guesses as to why? Thanks so much!

cameronrad

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Newest Camera RAW update now resolves this. Version 11.2.1.159

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learningstill

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Thanks for letting us know. I have the same issue, as described in this thread:

Arbitrary ICC-based color spaces disappeared from Workflow Options>Color Space>Space of ACR

David Mohr

Correct answer

Community Manager

Howdy David,

I spoke with the Camera Raw crew. You are correct -- they removed this behavior during a recent attempt to clean-up the app. It appears that someone was a little overzealous. We've logged a bug and it should be addressed soon. Sorry for the hassle.

Thanks,

David

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David RemingtonAuthor

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Thanks David.

cameronrad

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Can confirm this is happening to me as well. macOS Mojave (10.14.3), Camera Raw (11.2.0.135)

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David RemingtonAuthor

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I checked this on a third Apple computer today. OS X High Sierra, CC2018, CR 11.2. Only the short list of profiles. I have more Macs and a few Windows 10 PCs I can test but the network bug is a problem that is holding me back. At least they are working on that one.

D Fosse

Community Expert

I have a full list in ACR 11.2, no restrictions. Monitor profiles, CMYK profiles, everything.

So this is something specific to your system.

That said, those three are basically what you need in terms of RGB profiles. A file should always be in a standard color space, and DCI P3 is not a document profile. It's a display condition and the profile should only be used as a generic display profile.

A better case might be made for ECI RGB, but it's still not in widespread use. It's a pretty risky choice.