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LR : Embedded vs Adobe Default vs Camera Standard


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05-27-2010, 06:53 AM   #16
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I am still not clear on how this works. What you are referring to as an embedded camera profile i smore how the camera handles certain colours, to display an image as per what it looks like as a jpg from the camera involves full processing and I would have though the use of pre-sets rather than the camera profile functions in LR?
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