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Morning all!
I wonder if anyone can help me with this puzzle.
With my Mini 2, when processing RAW/DNG images in the Lightroom Classic Develop Module, I had the choice of "Adobe Color", "Adobe Landscape" develop profiles etc.
But with the more advanced Mini 3 Pro I have bought, I don't have this option: when I process RAW/DNG files from this model, I just get "Colour" and "Monochrome" (& browse for artistic profiles).
I did have this problem back-in-the-day with my Mavic Pro, but I thought things had moved on since then!
Another interesting thought is that images from the Mini 3 Pro are really good: too good for a a RAW/DNG file which I thought should always require some post-processing to get the best out of them. Could this observation and the above be linked. And yes, I have checked that I have not imported only JPGs by mistake!
Any thoughts/solutions would be appreciated!
CG
	
		
			
		
		
	
				
			I wonder if anyone can help me with this puzzle.
With my Mini 2, when processing RAW/DNG images in the Lightroom Classic Develop Module, I had the choice of "Adobe Color", "Adobe Landscape" develop profiles etc.
But with the more advanced Mini 3 Pro I have bought, I don't have this option: when I process RAW/DNG files from this model, I just get "Colour" and "Monochrome" (& browse for artistic profiles).
I did have this problem back-in-the-day with my Mavic Pro, but I thought things had moved on since then!
Another interesting thought is that images from the Mini 3 Pro are really good: too good for a a RAW/DNG file which I thought should always require some post-processing to get the best out of them. Could this observation and the above be linked. And yes, I have checked that I have not imported only JPGs by mistake!
Any thoughts/solutions would be appreciated!
CG
			
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