To begin, install the Camera Calibration software a plug-in is also installed for Lightroom if you haven’t done so already. Then take a photo that includes your ColorChecker Passport.Ĭhoose File – Export with Preset – ColorChecker Passport to access the Lightroom plug-in for Camera Calibration software. This plugin automates most of the process for making a custom camera profile. I prefer to write the camera model I’m profiling and the shoot name. Note in the upper left-hand corner of the window a progress bar shows that the profile is being created. During this process, the RAW file is processed to a DNG file. Next, the ColorChecker Classic is found and the software lines up each of targets 24 colors. Finally, it evaluates what the file has recorded and creates a camera profile that allows RAW files shot on the camera to display as accurately as possible, ready for processing once the camera profile is applied. Once the profile has been created the plug-in will report that it’s finished. LrC is only available with the Photograph Plan which includes Photoshop/ Bridge/ Camera Raw, Lightroom Classic and Lightroom (cloud centric) and Lightroom Mobile. Next, Lightroom should be shut down and restarted.
The June 2021 release of Lightroom Classic brings a few important updates in version 10.3. At present you need LrC 10.4 to use the sync options with Lightroom and Lightroom Mobile. LrC 10.4 requires Mac 10.14 Mohave to function. The reality is your Mac is not up to the task. Any profile created while Lightroom is open cannot be seen until the program is restarted. The camera profile is selectable in the new Profile browser on the top of the Basic Panel within the Development Module.Ĭlick the drop-down menu and select Browse. Now you can locate the Profiles drop-down. When you select the custom profile it will be applied to this Raw image.įinally, click close to return to the Development Module.
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