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Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Adobe Lightroom Q&A => Topic started by: rhynetc on August 05, 2020, 08:58:51 am
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When sending an image from Lightroom CC to Photoshop for edits, I get the error (?) message "The embedded ICC profile cannot be used because the ICC profile description is invalid. Ignoring the profile."
What is going on here? How should I respond to correct this situation?
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When sending an image from Lightroom CC to Photoshop for edits, I get the error (?) message "The embedded ICC profile cannot be used because the ICC profile description is invalid. Ignoring the profile."
What is going on here? How should I respond to correct this situation?
What is the color space and embedded ICC profile?
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The color space is Prophotorgb and the file was sent with the Prophotorgb profile. I have sent as dng, jpg, and most recently as a TIF, all with same warning message. I tried assigning Prophotorgb profile in Photoshop but got the message that the profile is invalid. Does that suggest a reinstall of Photoshop 2020?
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The color space is Prophotorgb and the file was sent with the Prophotorgb profile. I have sent as dng, jpg, and most recently as a TIF, all with same warning message. I tried assigning Prophotorgb profile in Photoshop but got the message that the profile is invalid. Does that suggest a reinstall of Photoshop 2020?
Can you upload the document?
If you Duplicate it and Assign ProPhoto RGB or another profile, does it still pop that error?
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Yes, I still get that warning.
I have reinstalled both Lightroom Classic and Photoshop 2020 but in neither case was the Prophoto RGB profile or the AdobeSRB profile installed in the normal location: C:\Windows\System32\spool\drivers\color . I simply do not have those files on my system.
Where can I download them?
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Photoshop will install the necessary ICC Profiles and furthermore there is no such profile named ” AdobeSRB”.
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When sending an image from Lightroom CC to Photoshop for edits, I get the error (?) message "The embedded ICC profile cannot be used because the ICC profile description is invalid. Ignoring the profile.
After many iterations of communication with Datacolor, uninstalling and reinstalling software for Spyder5Pro version 5.5, I gave up. I removed the Datacolor software from my system and now there is no problem with sending a file to Photoshop and back. Goodby Spyder!
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After many iterations of communication with Datacolor, uninstalling and reinstalling software for Spyder5Pro version 5.5, I gave up. I removed the Datacolor software from my system and now there is no problem with sending a file to Photoshop and back. Goodby Spyder!
Good move!