Missing Adobe color profiles in Develop module

[#1]

I am not seeing default Adobe profiles in Develop module, that is Adobe Color, Landscape, Portrait, Monochrome, ...I have 10.1 version installed and using MASTER-CATALOG-v10.lrcat as catalog. I am only seeing Artistic and Monochrome choices and not seeing any display of Treatment in the Basic "panel".

Historically I had previous installations of CC applications, but had to reinstall Creative Cloud from scratch, after it reported an error. So, I don't know if there is some residue for previous installations.

Any help would be appreciated. Very frustrating! Thanks,

Rick

[#2]

I am not seeing default Adobe profiles in Develop module, that is Adobe Color, Landscape, Portrait, Monochrome, ...I have 10.1 version installed and using MASTER-CATALOG-v10.lrcat as catalog. I am only seeing Artistic and Monochrome choices and not seeing any display of Treatment in the Basic "panel".

Historically I had previous installations of CC applications, but had to reinstall Creative Cloud from scratch, after it reported an error. So, I don't know if there is some residue for previous installations.

Any help would be appreciated. Very frustrating! Thanks,

Rick

[#3 · Accepted solution]

Is this photo a JPG?

[#4]

Ah, I had a JPEG open. I guess I didn't make the connection that profile choices that appeared were format dependent. I will try with some other raw files to see if things are different. Perhaps the standard Adobe options might still be displayed, but dimmed, to indicate they are not available? Thanks!

-Rick

[#5]

The main reason behind working with the Raw data from the camera is the ability to select the specific profile to render the data to a usable image file. Jpg images are already a rendered image with a profile applied, you need to use other tools available to change white balance, tint and other color corrections.

Retaining your raw files allow you to begin the process from the beginning with new technology and profiles. I have my raw files that were captured in mid 2004 to this time.