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<blockquote data-quote="BackdoorArts" data-source="post: 461514" data-attributes="member: 9240">Right?&nbsp; Or any piece of metadata.&nbsp; Right now the only customizable way to apply on import is based on camera serial number.&nbsp; Even that's great because I can apply my IR profile (instead of Camera Neutral) so I can actually white balance the RAW file.&nbsp; Looking at the import dialogue I can see why they didn't want to complicate things.&nbsp; But even if they had a box to check Apply Metadata Specific Profile and then had a separate dialogue box with all the presets...With that said, there's nothing to keep you from using the Metadata filter in the Library module to select images based on Camera &amp; ISO.&nbsp; Then, after selecting all the images (ctrl-A), going to the Quick Develop panel and choosing a custom preset that you created in the develop module...[ATTACH=full]162205[/ATTACH]Now you've got my gears spinning, Pat.&nbsp; LOL</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BackdoorArts, post: 461514, member: 9240"] Right? Or any piece of metadata. Right now the only customizable way to apply on import is based on camera serial number. Even that's great because I can apply my IR profile (instead of Camera Neutral) so I can actually white balance the RAW file. Looking at the import dialogue I can see why they didn't want to complicate things. But even if they had a box to check [B][I]Apply Metadata Specific Profile[/I][/B] and then had a separate dialogue box with all the presets... With that said, there's nothing to keep you from using the Metadata filter in the Library module to select images based on Camera & ISO. Then, after selecting all the images (ctrl-A), going to the Quick Develop panel and choosing a custom preset that you created in the develop module... [ATTACH type="full" width="60%"]162205._xfImport[/ATTACH] Now you've got my gears spinning, Pat. LOL [/QUOTE]

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