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Grenache wrote:
Applying a Cobalt profile will anchor the images to its base case. Your old presets were anchored to some other profile, so they will look a consistent way when applied to any image that has a Cobalt profile, but they will look different than your old profile. However, if you purchase the emulation of your old camera and use that, THEN applying the old presets will look the way they always did.
Your presets are like a flight path…say 1700 miles northwest. The profile is like a starting city. Your prior camera profile might have said “start in Miami.” The preset would then send you to Denver. Cobalt’s Neutral profile would put your new camera, and any others for which you purchase a base, in its own reference location, say, Houston. If you apply your old presets, it would take you to Boise, Idaho. If you get the emulation pack that emulates your old camera, you can apply that to any camera for which you have a base. Now, the new camera starts in Miami, and your old presets take you to Denver again.
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Thank you for replying patiently. I think I didn't make myself clear.
I don't care about camera emulation, it's fine to match all my cameras to a third party basic profile like the Cobalt Neutral, as an universal start point.
Let's put it this way and forget about presets.
I take two pictures in the same scene with two different cameras. And then I use Cobalt Neutral as the camera profile on the two images (I know that I have to buy two basic profile packs for the two cameras). Now the two images have the same start point in LR.
Next, I make some basic adjustments in LR, like tone curve, and HSL. If I apply the same adjustments on the two images (which have the same start point), will I get the same result?
Thanks again!
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