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It happens when you try and apply a custom profile - but it can't be applied because of the settings used when the photo was taken.

For example you might have DR400 in the custom profile but you shot the photo at DR100 - there is a mismatch so the profile settings have to be adjusted.

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On 6/18/2024 at 8:29 PM, Greybeard said:

It happens when you try and apply a custom profile - but it can't be applied because of the settings used when the photo was taken.

For example you might have DR400 in the custom profile but you shot the photo at DR100 - there is a mismatch so the profile settings have to be adjusted.

I don't understand it. What is the solution to this warning now?
Bert Zoetebier
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