My DIY raw profile for the D7100 sadly did not work. However, I found a workaround.
The workaround is to use a raw metadata editor to change the metadata to say that it is from the D5200. Then you can import it into LR4 (so far without issues). I used a program called Exif Pilot to edit the metadata. Not sure if it is spyware-free so please do you due diligence before you install it.
UPDATE: I've now been using exiftool. Instructions here: http://betterfamilyphotos.blogspot.com/2013/03/nikon-d7100-tips.html
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Thanks for the tip.
ReplyDeleteReading that you tried to build a profile I wonder if you have a cc24 shot with D7100.
If you could share it, it would be useful for building a color profile for Rawtherapee. It will be better than using the one from D5200 which looks a bit off on D7100 raw files.