Profil ICC

[gérardl95865804]

Bonjour,
Aucun profil apparait sour Lightroom Classic bien qu'ils existent dans le dossier "Profiles"
Mac M2 PRO
Cordialement

[davescm]

Hi , I've moved your post from the Photoshop forum to the Lightroom Classic forum where you are more likely to get help with your issue.

Dave

[Per Berntsen]

No profiles appear in Lightroom Classic although they exist in the "Profiles" folder
Mac M2 PRO

By @gérardl95865804

Are these CMYK profiles by any chance?

LrC does not support CMYK, and CMYK profiles are not available for soft proofing or printing.

[gérardl95865804]

I dont really know. These are ZOR profiles to print on Dibond or acrylic.

Envoyé de mon iPhone

[Per Berntsen]

I downloaded the ZOR Alu profile, and it is indeed a CMYK profile.

The information about ICC profiles on the ZOR website is misleading, and has apparently not been updated for a long time.

It says Our ICC profiles are available only for Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Lightroom (from version 6 and up).

Support for CMYK profiles was introduced in Lightroom 6.0, but was removed in version 6.2 or 6.3, because it was not working properly. Adobe said at the time that they would fix the issue and re-introduce CMYK support, but it has never happened.

So you have to use Photoshop for soft proofing, and/or for converting to CMYK.

[GoldingD]

RAW or raster photos?

[gérardl95865804]

JPEG RVB

Envoyé de mon iPhone

[GoldingD]

Profiles are for RAW

[Per Berntsen]

Profiles are for RAW

By @GoldingD

This is not about camera or lens profiles, but about ICC profiles, that describe a document's color space.

sRGB and Adobe RGB are commonly used RGB profiles (three colors), but the profiles in question here are CMYK, which is used for commercial four-color printing. (cyan, magenta, yellow and black)