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November 4, 2017
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P: Missing Profiles can cause presets not to appear in the UI

  • November 4, 2017
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Hello everyone,

I'm having hard time trying to install this presets... I use lightroom from many years but I can not get around this problem. I've tried everything:
-checked and unchecked Show Partially Compatible Develop Presets (final state: checked)

-checked and unchecked Store preset with catalog (final state: unchecked)

-reset prefs

-delete prefs

-reinstall Lightroom Classic from CC

-check visibility on +>manage presets...

-tried to delete the folder of Settings and add then again

 

Here's the LINK to PRESET maybe you can help me.

Adobe Lightroom Classic v10.2 Camera Raw 13.2

 

Thanks

 

{Moved from Lightroom Cloud to Lightroom Classic Forum by Moderator} 

解決に役立った回答 Rikk Flohr_Photography

Consolidating threads and marking as under investigation

Update: Based upon investigation, the Preset does get imported into the default import location but it doesn’t show up in the UI because the Profile it refers to is not present in the system. If the profile is separately afterwards, then the preset does show up in UI.

Changing the title of the post to reflect this information

返信数 29

Participant
February 18, 2024

Hi!
Having the same issue, I use Colour Passport Checker V2 to create the Profile, export file, re-start LR, and no-show.  Tried importing the profile, seems to import, restart LR does not show of profile, then try importing to be given a message that it's already installed. Working on a Windows setup.

Participant
July 31, 2022

I offer outsource editing and my clients will sometimes send me their own original presets for each gallery. Recently, only the black and white presets will import into Lightroom and it's driving me crazy! Then if I try to import them again, it says they have already been inported but they don't show. I feel like I have tried everything. Her lightoom and mine are both updated to the newest version and I don't know what to do anymore.

johnrellis
Legend
August 3, 2022

It's likely that you're tripping over a long-standing LR bug, where the presets you're trying to import reference profiles that haven't been imported into your LR:

https://community.adobe.com/t5/lightroom-classic-bugs/p-missing-profiles-can-cause-preset-installation-to-silently-fail/idi-p/12032303

 

You can see if that's the case by opening of the problem .xmp files and looking for lines like these:

   <crs:Look>
    <rdf:Description
     crs:Name="Test LUT Profile"

which will give you the name of the profile the preset references.  Ask your client to send along that profile (also a .xmp file) and import it into your LR with File > Import Develop Profiles And Presets -- the previously hidden presets you've been trying to import will now magically appear.

 

To help others, please let us know if this resolves your issue. If it doesn't, open one of the problem .xmp files in a text editor and copy/paste the entire contents in your reply here, and we can investigate.

johnrellis
Legend
May 27, 2022

"Thank you! I do have the profile file, what is the best way to import it?"

 

You can import camera profiles and creative profiles using File > Import Develop Profiles And Presets.

johnrellis
Legend
February 16, 2022

"What exactly worked?"

 

 Please provide details about what your issue and what you're seeing on the screen. There are many related issues with presets not being visible, with different causes and fixes.

Participant
February 16, 2022

What exactly worked?

johnrellis
Legend
January 1, 2022

"Imported preset which was not showing up:

crs:PresetType="Look"

So I changed the line to

crs:PresetType="Normal""

 

Be careful -- .xmp files with PresetType="Look" are "creative profiles" that show up in the Profile Browser of the Basic panel in Develop:

 

After you imported the .xmps, did you look in the profile browser for them?

 

Creative profiles and develop presets share a lot of the same settings. But creative profiles can also contain LUTs, which are ignored by develop presets, and you can also "fade" the strength of a creative profile. So changing a creative profile .xmp ("Look") to a develop preset ("Normal") could very possibly have a different appearance applied to a photo.

 

 

Participant
December 31, 2021

Hey together,

 

I had the same problem on my mac in Lightroom. I installed the zip folder with xmp presets included, installation was sucessful, but the presets didn't appear in Lightroom. I have checked and tried everything. Moving the files manually to the installation folder ~/Library/Application Support/Adobe/CameraRaw/Settings but nothing helped.

Then I compared a xmp file of a self created preset with the movd xmp file of the imported preset with TextEdit.app and I found one difference in the xmp files.

 

Self created preset (was visible in Lightroom):

crs:PresetType="Normal"

 

Imported preset which was not showing up:

crs:PresetType="Look"

 

So I changed the line to

crs:PresetType="Normal"

and after that the preset was showing up and it worked corectly. 

 

Hope this can help others with imported presets not showing up.

johnrellis
Legend
December 20, 2021

"I'm having the same issue but in Photoshop"

 

Do you mean in Camera Raw, which you invoke from Photoshop?  Please post a screenshot of your entire screen showing what happens when you try to import one of the problem presets (e.g. including any error message that is displayed).  Also, in Photoshop, do Help > System Info, and copy/paste the entire contents here.

Participant
December 19, 2021

I'm having the same issue but in Photoshop, not Lightroom.. anyone else? Any workaround?

johnrellis
Legend
November 27, 2021

"I have read this thread multipled times, and your response leaves me baffled. Yes, my presets have gone missing just like most of the folks' presets in this thread, but when you say "that checkbox is likely the reason," I can't find anyone referring to any checkbox."

 

When you try to import your presets, are you getting this error message?

 

If not, then tell us precisely what you are doing and seeing.