TRAVLR38 Loc: CENTRAL PA

I need help with profiles in Lightroom Classic. I have been taking a lot of infrared pictures lately with a conversion done by Kolari. In the Develop Module, the lowest level on the temprature slider is 2000. But temperatures of -50 or -100 are best for IR, before sending them to Photoshop. I made profiles with the DNG editor so as to be able to reduce the temperature to these levels. I can see the profiles in LRC, and when I click on either of them the frame surrounding them lights up, so they appear to be selected. But when I close the profile browser, the profiles do not work. The lowest I can get is still 2000, the same as when I do not select a lower profile. Does anyone have any advice for making the profiles work as they should? Many thanks in advance.

SuperflyTNT Loc: Manassas VA

What camera did you have converted? You need to use the camera manufacturer’s software to set the white balance before going to Lightroom or Photoshop.

CHG_CANON Loc: the Windy City

What format are your image files? Are your LR camera profile instructions similar to this link?

https://robertreiser.photography/proper-infrared-white-balance-in-lightroom/

Jrhoffman75 Loc: Conway, New Hampshire

The temperature slider in Lightroom is in Kelvin degrees. It is a an absolute temperature scale. There is nothing below zero Kelvin.

TRAVLR38 Loc: CENTRAL PA

Hi. Thanks for the response. I am using an Olympus camera and its raw files, RW2. And yes, I used Robert Reiser's instructions.
Yours, George

shoelessjoe

I've been having a similar issue with profiles in ACR. When I create a LUT and try to create a profile from that LUT I get an error message that it can't complete the task. I think that there may be an issue with the most recent release.

CHG_CANON Loc: the Windy City

Consider a technical support chat with Adobe, a comment for the OP to consider too, at this point.

shoelessjoe

Thanks will look into it.