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I imported all the .xmp files in the Presets subfolder you posted, and they appeared in my presets panel as expected:
The message "Unable to import Presets : All items were already imported" indicates that perhaps you didn't properly unhide all the preset groups. Click the + button in the upper-right corner, then Manage Presets, then make sure every group is checked.
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Most likely the Kodak Portra 400 .xmp preset has the Treatment & Profile option checked, and the preset refers to a Kodak Portra 400 .dcp camera profile (or perhaps a .xmp creative profile) that also needs to be imported. When the camera or creative profile is missing, LR will let you import the referring Develop preset but then not show the preset (one of numerous rough edges in the "new" LR preset design that Adobe hasn't cared to fix).
See this post for how you can confirm that's what's h
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When I do File > Import Develop Profiles And Presets and select the downloaded Silky.zip, I see three presets:
Three .xmp files in the .zip didn't get imported: The Warm Up.xmp, The Cool Down.xmp, Silky.xmp. That's because these three had the Treatment & Profile box checked when they were created, and they refer to a creative profile named "Stache". If you edit the .xmp files i
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It's a bug that LR doesn't give you a warning when this happens -- it's wasting a lot of users' time. I finally submitted a bug report:
Please add your constructive opinion to the bug report, and be sure to click Like and Follow at the bottom of the first post. That will make it a little more likely that Adobe will prioriti
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