how can i set camera calibration setting default for my camera ?

Hi

i'm using photoshop cs5 and i'm using cs6 trial

well i can't store my camera calibration to default

in the camera raw preferences i set enabled make default spefic to camera serial ON

i delete all the xmp sidecar files

i load a 5d mark 2 raw file, in default setting
i changed only camera calibration setting
i changed ->
camera profile -> Neutral
process -> 2003

after i did save camera new raw default

but when i load a raw image camera raw doesn't load my default settings (for example processing is always to 2012 in cs5 and cs6)

what's wrong?

thanks
cheers

Why on earth would you want to set PV2003 as default when PV2012 is so much better?

Anyway, gave it a try and indeed the PV won't stick as a default. It's "translated" to PV2012 settings.
Might be a bug, might be a feature. Don't know. You could ask Adobe.

But frankly, I'd stick with PV2012.

René Damkot wrote in post #14397658
Why on earth would you want to set PV2003 as default when PV2012 is so much better?

Anyway, gave it a try and indeed the PV won't stick as a default. It's "translated" to PV2012 settings.
Might be a bug, might be a feature. Don't know. You could ask Adobe.

But frankly, I'd stick with PV2012.

i 'm under w7 64 , 16gb 8 cores hi end machine

the acr zoom is slow (zoom in ,zoom out)

2010 is faster
2003 is amazing fast

Do you realize that if you switch to PV 2003 then all of your development tools will revert to the old (LR1) version?

tonylong wrote in post #14400042
Do you realize that if you switch to PV 2003 then all of your development tools will revert to the old (LR1) version?

yes i know

did you find a slow down?
in the zoom

Not a slowdown, but a bit of a lag in the rendering, but not enough to bother me much

tonylong wrote in post #14403279
Not a slowdown, but a bit of a lag in the rendering, but not enough to bother me much

do you mean when you zoom in do you notice a lag?

by the way , do you think have a big monitor could slow down ?

thanks
cheers

mantra wrote in post #14404794
do you mean when you zoom in do you notice a lag?

Well, if say I zoom to 100% it takes just a brief bit to "crystallize". By "brief", I mean barely enough to notice, but it seems like it's a bit longer than I remember LR3 taking, but I haven't even started LR3 since I've had LR4...

Anyway the only time it affects me is if I'm quickly moving through images and marking them as Picks or Rejects. And, like I said, the lag is quite brief.

I really don't know any "under the hood" stuff about that. For example, I'd imagine that it would have to do with your graphics card, and whether LR uses the card enough to be slowed down by the monitor activity, and I just don't know, maybe others do.

Cheers back at you!

mantra wrote in post #14403125
did you find a slow down?
in the zoom

It's almost instantaneous on mine, even on my old XP machine.

D Thompson wrote in post #14404981
It's almost instantaneous on mine, even on my old XP machine.

may i know your resolution ?

do you have a dual or 4 core?

thanks

mantra wrote in post #14408599
may i know your resolution ?

do you have a dual or 4 core?

thanks

Resolution is 1920x1080. My XP machine is ancient - single core with hyper thread.

D Thompson wrote in post #14409590
Resolution is 1920x1080. My XP machine is ancient - single core with hyper thread.

i got it
and you run cs6 or cs5 2012 ?
by the way even lightroom 3.x is fast to you

lucky !
cheers

CS5 and CS6-beta (2012) on the XP machine. CS6 (2012) on the Win7. I don't use LR.

D Thompson wrote in post #14416190
CS5 and CS6-beta (2012) on the XP machine. CS6 (2012) on the Win7. I don't use LR.

can't understand why when i zoom there is a lag

do u have a single core 3.6?

If you are frustrated by the time it takes Lightroom to render the 100% preview image, do the rendering in bulk at a time when you are away from the computer. Then the preview will pop into place when you click zoom.