Originally posted by pschlute In LR select the Develop module. Click on the Profile ...select browse and you will see a number of profile options including "camera matching".
Camera Raw in PS is the same. You can roll over the profiles and your screen image changes so you can choose which one you want to select
Ah, I have the K-70 currently, and I don´t see those profiles. Maybe that´s that. But thanks a lot.
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Originally posted by mtkeller Not all Pentax bodies have “Camera Matching” profiles in LR/ACR. Also, the more “creative” custom image settings don’t have profiles provided. I spent a couple bucks buying something someone claimed was a collection of profiles that match the Pentax custom image settings, but the results were rather poor. As a K-3 iii owner, I am currently waiting to see if Adobe is kind and gives us more camera matching profiles when they add them for the K-3 iii. As OP mentions, you Adobe provides matches for the Fuji film simulations and I’ve seen that some of the Nikon mirrorless versions are there, too.
If Adobe doesn’t provide, I’m thinking of following some tutorials for making my own profiles to emulate the custom image settings they don’t give us. I can’t be arsed to go over to DCU just to see if reversal film or bleach bypass looks interesting. The main concern I have about trying to roll my own profiles is that they rely on printing out a color chart, and so then you’re relying on the color gamut of a printer and paper.
Ok, that may be the problem. I tried to tweak the curves to make my own BB preset, but the one PENTAX provides is far better - at least at portraits.