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is there a way to edit a lightroom camera profile to work with another body?

 
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Mar 02, 2014 11:27 |  #1

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is there a way to edit a camera raw/lightroom profile to work with another body?

i have VSCO film camera profiles for lightroom to emulate films

i tried with my 5d mark 2 and they look really great

the more update cameras are eos 700D/60D , i did not buy but i'm playing wit a 70D right now

is there a way to edit the *.dcp files to let for example the 700D work with the 70D raw files?

i tried to use xvi32 to change 700D to 70D without luck
and i found dcpTool http://dcptool.sourcef​orge.net/Introduction.​html (external link)

in short does somebody if i edit a lightroom camera profile to use with another body?

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Mar 02, 2014 11:44 |  #2

The only way that would work is if each camera has the exact same sensor inside and formats the raw data the exact same way. You can customize a profile in the customization section of RAW to make the rendered image appear exactly the same however.


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Mar 02, 2014 12:08 |  #3

bsmotril wrote in post #16728837 (external link)
The only way that would work is if each camera has the exact same sensor inside and formats the raw data the exact same way. You can customize a profile in the customization section of RAW to make the rendered image appear exactly the same however.

hi

in short is not enough use the abot tools to edit the DCP file to let it work with the 70D

seening the 70D sensor there is no hope

You can customize a profile in the customization section of RAW to make the rendered image appear exactly the same however

don't know how do it? with camera DNG Profile Editor?


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Mar 02, 2014 12:36 |  #4

You can use dcptool to decompile the dcp profile for camera A and change the camera ID in the profile to camera B. Then recompile the XML back into a dcp profile, with a new name.

But, this will not generate a profile that is appropriate for the new camera. Plus, I would bet if you read the EULA for VSCO, you are probably not allowed to modify their product.

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Mar 02, 2014 12:44 |  #5

kirkt wrote in post #16728940 (external link)
You can use dcptool to decompile the dcp profile for camera A and change the camera ID in the profile to camera B. Then recompile the XML back into a dcp profile, with a new name.


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Hi Kirk
i got it
did you used dco ? does it work?

in this video https://www.youtube.co​m/watch?v=FgDHvM_sWug (external link) @ 4:03
there are custom profiles for nikon d2x ,but in the home page the camera is not supported

thanks Kirk


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