P: Disable built-in lens profile

[Tokumeino]

I own Micro43 and compact cameras, where lens profiles are integrated in RAW files. With software like Capture One Pro, I can easily enable or disable theses built-in profiles. Actually, there is even a slider allowing to enable 0% or 100% of the built-in profile, and whatever percentage in between.

In LR (CC, Classic or LR6), the checkox for enabling or disabling profiles does not work with built-in profiles, which always stay enabled. This seriously limits the possibilities of several cameras which possibilities get unleashed by actual RAW developpers like Capture One Pro.

I'm actually a COP user (after switching from LR) but DAM sucks with COP and this built-in lens profile thing is the only deal breaker for me to come back. So please let users disable built-in lens profiles, or at least offer workarounds.

As a workaround, a dumb "zero" profile that would replace the built-in one (not coming on top of it) could do the job.

[Jao vdL]

Adobe really should enable this for older cameras. Most of the cameras that are not enabled for this are currently sold models. I find it terribly annoying I can't disable built-in profiles for the Nikon Z7 I mostly shoot with. Nikon's software easily allows me to disable the profiles and Adobe doesn't apply the built-in correction correctly in the vignette (Nikon does). 

[ashraf_khunduqji]

@Victoria_Bampton_Lightroom_Queen Well, thank you for you reply, but my concern is not the ages ago cameras and lenses but new lenses and cameras we use like the Nikon Z equipment i have now. Adobe is a tool to make our life and work easier, not pleasing equipment companies!

[Liam Coleman]

Reviving this issue. PLEASE implement the existing fix for newer cameras to the first generation of Nikon Z cameras. 

[Kevin35915362x4wb]

Just bought a new Z9.  Images taken with the Z lenses, especially ultrawide lenses, are STILL being autocorrected. I thought this was fixed??? C'mon, Adobe, get your act together. Otherwise, well,there are other editing packages, I use several. Adobe might go the way of the dodo on my PC if this is not resolved.  Storm and lighting shots look awful.