I’m a Fujifilm user, and this brand often used the same sensor/processor combination in different camera bodies. On a raw file perspective, cameras like X-T2, X-Pro2, Xt20 and probably X100F are likely to have the same color response, at least from a raw perspective. Currently, RT provides a dcp profile made from and for the X-Pro2, but I think it could also be used for the other 3 cameras.
I think it would be nice to ship RT with copies of the X-Pro2 DCP profile but renamed for each of the other compatible cameras.
The same could probably be done for other brands/models.
I’m asking this because it’s not always easy to get hold of a Color Checker and make specific profiles for each model, and it would make this easier for non power users of RT to get more accurate colors than the default camera standard.
What do you all think?
I use X-T10, X-T2, X-T20 and it is clear to me, that color response of all these cameras is different.
Yesterday I made DCP profile for X-T20. It is DUAL Illuminant one and colors are pleasant IMHO
You can download profile from my site: http://my.ivobl.ru/sens/x-t20/Fujifilm%20X-T20%20-%20Dual.dcp
Hi @viv, perhaps you could consider submitting the shots of the color targets so that the DCP profile can be included in RT as well? (cc @Morgan_Hardwood)
I’m just starting back with my Olympus OMD EM1 and was wondering about the DCP aspect in RT.
How does one check is RT has an DCP for a model of a camera?
Given I normally use a Canon that’s well supported I’ve never had to think about things like that.
Look inside the dcpprofiles folder.
With pleasure. Where I have to load test files ?
You can upload them to filebin.net and then send us a link, preferably by opening an issue at GitHub - Beep6581/RawTherapee: A powerful cross-platform raw photo processing program. For example see:
Nikon D5600 DCP Color Profile · Issue #3860 · Beep6581/RawTherapee · GitHub
Daylight and tungsten shots:
http://my.ivobl.ru/sens/x-t20/raw/DSCF0702.RAF
http://my.ivobl.ru/sens/x-t20/raw/DSCF0908.RAF
If someone could make for the X-T2, it would be great. I made a profile for the X-T1, but my ColorChecker was stolen with my gear, and I don’t feel like spending 80 euros again for another ColorChecker…
We have a color checker we can send you, @sguyader, if the same color checker used for the Nikon D750 is OK @Morgan_Hardwood
The IT-8 one? Go for it!
I still haven’t compared results from it to results from using X-Rite’s CC24. Any chance I could get it sent afterwards?
If @sguyader is interested, either I or @patdavid can send one. There is also some plexi to do vignette correction.
Well I’m interested indeed. Just to inform you, I live in the Caribbean and it may take a little while to get here.
If you don’t mind to do it, let me know who would send the chart, I’ll give my address in PM.
Thanks, answers my question, no DCP for the EM-1 just the MarkII.
Now to go google how to create one. 
Wow, I’m just learning all sorts of stuff tonight! Those colour palette things aren’t cheap!
The C1 target (IT-8) from Wolf Faust www.targets.coloraid.de looks like a cheaper alternative to a passport checker.
We have two of these targets for community use (I should reshoot my tungsten shots already!). They’re a bit harder to use than the passport checker since they’re glossy. I’ve just been too lazy to write up instructions. 
Interesting information, I may try getting one of these C1 targets.
Is it the C1 target printed on non-glossy Kodak paper?