Thank you all for your help. I reshot with sharpness off and the outlines are gone.
Roger you do not have to re-shoot it. These are RAW files so you can just change the parameters to "No sharpness" and re-process them.
The Help is great for explaining what you can do but there is no explanation of what each preset does. How do I find out what "Group" (Sharpness) or "Even 5" (Color Look) or "Open" (Develop Curve) mean?
Roger
I have a attached some snips fro the old V8 help guide, which offers some wider view of what each parameter does and that is relevant for LC11 as well.
In general:
Profiles:
There are 2 for product shots: product and HS which stands for High Saturation.
For Portrait there are several profiles. HS is High Saturation and YS is Yellow Saturated (for asian or olive skin tones
Curves:
Portrait is less contrasty than product and "Open" has lifted midtones and shadows
Sharpness:
Group refers to group shots where there is more sharpening required when going to print.
A comment to everyone:
Please note that all our factory presets (profiles, curves and sharpening) are written and optimised for INK ON PAPER and have more than 40 years of pre-press experience behind them.
Judging any of them on a computer screen requires some experience in what the output is going to look like...
In general I would say that for commercial magazine-style press or for inkjet. What look a little bit TOO sharp on screen, is going to be fine on paper.
Also, if your images are going to go into Photoshop, for retouching, scaling, cropping etc. I would recommend leaving them on "No Sharpness" and leaving the sharpening to the last stage before going to print.
Yair