Profile and Presets - turning everything OFF!

[Mark D Segal]

In terms of processing raw, there's no difference between LR and ACR with respect to profiles and presets; the actual topic here. They both use the identical raw engine and one can bounce back and forth between ACR and LR (if the same version parity).

I believe the poster you are responding to, in his own foul manner, was broadening the discussion to make the point that he doesn't want to be bothered with importing photos and managing a catalog, so that person prefers to stick to Photoshop where this is not necessary. That person of course fails to understand that there are other people - very knowledgeable and experienced photographers, who value the integration between Lightroom and Photoshop for good reasons.

[digitaldog]

I believe the poster you are responding to, in his own foul manner, was broadening the discussion to make the point that he doesn't want to be bothered with importing photos and managing a catalog, so that person prefers to stick to Photoshop where this is not necessary. That person of course fails to understand that there are other people - very knowledgeable and experienced photographers, who value the integration between Lightroom and Photoshop for good reasons.

Foul, perhaps. 

[DP]

In terms of processing raw, there's no difference between LR and ACR with respect to profiles and presets;

[digitaldog]

Yet you obviously can't answer the question asked of you about what Adobe does to actually alter the original raw. Still thinking it over?

[DP]

Other than this command to update the Edit time (in LR) what can an Adobe product alter?

the raw file, dear (embedded thumbnail for example in DNG formatted raw file, add dcp profile inside)... I think you fail to comprehend the meaning of the statement - "Adobe products actually can alter the original raw file" (emphasis on the "file"), certainly due to the limited knowledge of Adobe products operation that you consistently demonstrates here - just like this time... 

[DP]

Yet you obviously can't answer the question asked of you about what Adobe does to actually alter the original raw. Still thinking it over?

Andrew, you are paid attention between coffee sips and other matters, so just sit tight and wait when your time comes...

[digitaldog]

the raw file, dear (embedded thumbnail for example in DNG formatted raw file, add dcp profile inside)... I think you fail to comprehend the meaning of the statement - "Adobe products actually can alter the original raw file" (emphasis on the "file"), certainly due to the limited knowledge of Adobe products operation that you consistently demonstrates here - just like this time... 

Not the original proprietary raw: you struck out dear. Adobe products actually alter non proprietary raws and other FILES (heard of a TIFF?).

I think you fail to comprehend the meaning of the word Original dear. Clean up that coffee stain from your pants.

Adobe products actually can alter the original raw file 

[faberryman]

the raw file, dear (embedded thumbnail for example in DNG formatted raw file, add dcp profile inside)... I think you fail to comprehend the meaning of the statement - "Adobe products actually can alter the original raw file" (emphasis on the "file"), certainly due to the limited knowledge of Adobe products operation that you consistently demonstrates here - just like this time... 

What alternative do you use to avoid this issue?

[digitaldog]

What alternative do you use to avoid this issue.?

One alternative to this issue is not to feed the troll.