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DaveLInSF
Inspiring
April 6, 2019
Question

Looking for Canon EOS RP Camera Matching profiles

  • April 6, 2019
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I've had my EOS RP for about a month, so I was thrilled to see the 11.2.1 release that supports it.

When I browse the Camera Profiles, I don't see any camera matching profiles for the RP. Just to be sure, I checked the /Library/Application Support/Adobe/CameraRaw/CameraProfiles/Camera folder on my Mac, and I see the profile for the EOS R, but nothing for RP.

This is my first experience with a new camera that was just recently supported by Adobe. In the past, have camera-matching profiles been made available later? Or can they be downloaded from somewhere?

Thanks for the help!

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    dmitryg49730235
    Participant
    May 18, 2019

    I copied Canon 6D mark II camera standard profile.

    It's not so simple, but it seems working.

    1. Install DCamProf

    2. Convert Canon 6D mark2 DCP profile to JSON

    dcamprof dcp2json "C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Lightroom Classic\Resources\CameraProfiles\Camera\Canon EOS 6D Mark II\Canon EOS 6D Mark II Camera Standard.dcp" 1.json

    3. Edit 1.json file, replace

    "UniqueCameraModel": "Canon EOS 6D Mark II",

    with

      "UniqueCameraModel": "Canon EOS RP",

    4. Convert back to DCP

    dcamprof json2dcp 1.json 1.dcp

    5. Copy 1.dcp to C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Lightroom Classic\Resources\CameraProfiles\Camera\Canon EOS RP\Canon EOS RP Camera Standard.dcp

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      DaveLInSFAuthor
      Inspiring
      August 16, 2019

      Following the recipe given by dmitryg49730235 above, I created a full set of Adobe DNG Camera Matching profiles for the EOS RP copied from the profiles Adobe supplies for the EOS 6D Mk II.

      I used one of my RP raw images to compare these profiles as rendered by LR with the rendering done by Canon's DPP set to the corresponding Picture Styles. The profiles I made come close to Canon's DPP rendering but are not quite identical. Still, I think they are very usable.

      Take a look and let me know what you think:

      If anyone has a 6D Mk II, I would love to see a comparison of Adobe's 6D Mk II profiles with Canon's DPP. Are the slight differences I see between LR and DPP also present with the 6D Mk II? Or are they are caused by differences between the 6D and the RP?

      Thanks for the help!

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      Anonymous
      March 3, 2021

      good day! Some time ago, you shared with me your set of profiles for canon RP. I was thrilled! It works perfectly! Now I have a new canon r6 camera. Unfortunately, it has the same problem! I bought the profiles from colorfidelity, but unfortunately I don't like the way they work at all( I thought maybe you did the same profiles for the canon r6?

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      clayw41689206
      Participant
      April 17, 2019

      It really makes me sad, because I specifically bought the RP to keep those Canon colors, and now I'm stuck using Vintage 1, which kind of gets at Camera  Faithful.

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        james2509
        Participant
        April 7, 2019

        I have exactly the same issue with my RP, finally able to use Lightroom to process the raw files, but no Camera matching profiles available. From my experience with new cameras In the past ( 5D MKIV, EOS R) as soon as a new Camera has been supported by Lightroom the Camera profiles are available. I hope this is fixed soon as I prefer the camera matching profiles to those of Adobe.

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          gabeez_photo
          Participant
          April 8, 2019

          Same issue here, i hope they will fix it soon, cause i need camera profiles :/

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