Can't download DNG profile editor.

[Wocek5C4F]

I want to download this software, but link is broken. Is that any way to download profile editor? I know that is pretty old while it's no alternative now.

[kglad · Accepted solution]

there's a version here, Download DNG Profile Editor (softsea.com)

and you can download quite a few dng converter versions AND the last (1.04) profile editor from the adobe ftp server (i used username = anonymous and password = password)

the win files are in pub/adobe/dng/win/ and the mac files in pub/adobe/dng/mac/.

[Wocek5C4F]

OK, problem is solved with adobe FTP.

[kglad]

mark the correct answer so others can find it quickly.

[Wocek5C4F]

But on Big Sur there are glitches looking like below.

[kglad]

well, it's old software and obviously not designed to work with big sur.  and like most things apple, the os is not designed to work with older software.

[jimmymc38]

Hi Wocek,

Did you manage to get this working - I have the same problem.

Just had my camera converted to infra red and no way to reduce the temperature below 2000!!!!

Thanks,

Jimmy

[TheDigitalDog]

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@jimmymc38 wrote:

Just had my camera converted to infra red and no way to reduce the temperature below 2000!!!!

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You probably never will and, it really isn't all that necessary considering the numbers (CTT) are a huge range of possible colors. 

[BeHealthy99]

I'm also facing the same issue. Did you get it resolved?

[Christianna23806600gm5w]

Hi, just wanted to follow up on the questions above. Has there been any progress for the DNG profile editor in Big Sur on Mac? Is a new version to be expected or will this just not happen? It would be very helpful to know. I recently had a camera converted to Infrared and have a hard time setting the white balance. Has anyone successfully used the SDK profiles recommended by Adobe for creating a profile to adjust white balance for infrared? I would be grateful for any suggestions.

[jimmymc38]

Hi Christianna,

I did manage to get it working on a Windows laptop. But I've found that it
is not needed. The Nikon D810 converted to infra red works fine without any
whitebalance adjustments. I thought I needed to adjust white balance but I
was wrong - I think.

Anyway hope you're enjoying IR - I have not taken many but please see my
website
jimmymcdonnell.ie and also see some IRs on my instagram page.
https://www.instagram.com/jimmycmcdonnell/

Jimmy

[Christianna23806600gm5w]

Thanks so much for your reply. Loved your images! I had a Nikon D200 converted and I would need to adjust the white balance in postprocessing here. The instructions I come across mentioned the DNG profile editor but this does not work with my Mac operating system Big Sur. I was told by Adobe to use the SDK profiles instead but I am unclear on how to use this specifically for the needs of adjusting white balance for infrared. Has anyone tried this? Will the DNG profile editor be updated for Big Sur? Any advice is appreciated.

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