The color profile is always set to v2.3 - Frontier. I did not set the color model to Frontier. The color profile should be v2.3 whether the color model is Noritsu or Frontier.Is there any way to solve this problem? I am using the MacBook Air M1, and Adobe is the latest version because I subscribe.
Everything youâve described is working correctlyâŚ
The 2.3 profile version is the latest version of profiles. There generally isnât a need to change anything about the underlying RAW Camera Profiles (.dcp files) when a new version comes out. So it will remain 2.3 unless I find other improvements I want to make to the profile.
The âFrontierâ part comes from the HSL or âLUTâ setting you have. By default, this will be set to âFrontierâ (I just call it âLabâ in the latest version). For instance, if you set this to ânoneâ, it will just show the profile as âNegative Lab v2.3.â
These settings are different than the âColor Modelâ settings on the âConvertâ tab. The âColor Modelâ settings are changing some of the underlying color space assumptions.
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Thank you for letting me know that HSLâs Lab is v2.3 - Frontier, this is the default setting, and the Convert Tab setting and color model are different. v2.3 - Frontier was just a name. My confusion is over. I saw the profile change to v2.3 when I set None, but Natural is v2.3 - âNaturalâ, Crystal is v2.3 - âCrystalâ, and Pakon is v2.3 - âPakonâ. I was confused. When I set it to Lab, it seemed to be v2.3 - âLabâ. But because the name was v2.3 - Frontier, I mistook âWhere is Noritsu?â. Labs in the country where I live also use Noritsu and Frontier, and Noritsu is the mainstream, Iâm used to this reality, Iâm overly connected to real life. Thank you again.