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ACR/Lightroom Camera Profile for Raw Conversion (Fujifilm X-T1)
The Adobe Camera Raw engine is shared by both Adobe Photoshop CC and Adobe Photoshop Lightroom, so the ideas here apply equally to both. Certain other raw converters also offer camera profile variants.
When converting using Adobe Camera Raw, the choice of camera profile can exert a large influence on color and contrast.
Found under the area in the Photoshop CC raw conversion dialog, the menu at right shows (the default), along with a variety of other camera profiles such as .
Most cameras have at least one alternative: , and some have more than that. Still others offer nothing but . Which profile to use is a matter of taste and what is preferred might vary by image. Moreover, changing the profile can mean that the Tint is substantially affected (magenta/green shift) so white balance might also need adjustment.
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