Within ACR and Lightroom, a profile is used to render your photograph, converting it from raw camera information into the colors and tones that we see.įor raw photographs, we build profiles for nearly every camera make and model we support (our DNG format enables camera manufacturers to build their own profiles). There are color profiles, display profiles, printer profiles, working profiles, and so on. In photography and digital imaging, the term “profile” can mean many different things. Furthermore, we’ve also started working with a number of top preset creators to enable them to create their own unique profiles, some of which are available today.

Camera Matching profiles, which were previously available in Adobe Camera Raw and Lightroom Classic, are now available in Lightroom CC. We’ve also greatly expanded their capabilities with six brand new Adobe Raw profiles, over 40 new Creative profiles, and an all new Profile Browser that lets you quickly compare and select the best profile for your photo.

In Lightroom Classic CC and Adobe Camera Raw, we’ve moved profiles from the Camera Calibration panel to the Basic panel and we’re now adding them into Lightroom CC (on Macintosh, Windows, iOS, Android, and ChromeOS) at the top of the edit panel. In this release, we’re making Profiles more discoverable by changing how you access them. We’ve also got even more updates in Lightroom Classic CC, Lightroom CC Desktop, Lightroom CC iOS, and Lightroom CC Android/ChromeOS. Today we’re announcing a big new feature in Lightroom Classic CC, our desktop-optimized photo app, Lightroom CC, our cloud-based photo service, and Adobe Camera Raw: a massive update to the Camera Profiles feature, now known simply as Profiles. April Lightroom and Adobe Camera Raw Releases: New Profiles and More

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