@nate I’m getting the “missing profile” error in Lightroom. I’m guessing it’s because there’s no profile for the Fujifilm X-E5, and I can’t find one in the Dropbox folder. Could you please create a profile for that camera?
Hi there! Happy new year!
Recently i bought NLP and i have the same problem. In fact, i obtain weird results with NLP and the X-E5. Blueish colours and overexposed. If i use a Nikon Z6, the results are really good.
Any news on that? I want to use X-e5 for scanning and can’t find the profile.
@nate can I help you somehow to create it? Some specific scenes or test targets shot in raw or anything else?
Sorry for the delay!
I’ve added the profile to the updated profiles folder here: NLP Updated Profiles
After downloading your profile, you can add this in Lightroom by going to “File > Import Develop Profiles and Presets.”
Please note that any conversions you made while the profile was missing will appear differently once you add the correct profile…
When the camera profile is missing, it will still convert, but Lightroom will use its own default “Adobe Color” or "Adobe Standard) as the working profile. So now once the correct profile is available, there is a mismatch between the profile applied and the profile used during conversion.
There are two ways you can fix this:
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The easiest way is to manually change the camera profile of any affected photos to “Adobe Color” or “Adobe Standard”. When you do this, you will see the image return to the way it looked previously. You can then sync that profile over to all the other images you need (you don’t need to do it individually).
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The other thing you can do is to re-covert the image (this time it will do it with the proper profile for your camera). To do this, you can 1) make a virtual copy (if you don’t want to lose your previous edit), 2) Open the image in Negative Lab Pro, go to the “convert” tab and select “reset image”, 3) Then reconvert and re-edit your photo.
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