Dear Adobe, It will be highly appreciated if the European CMYK reference standard content of CC's suite color settings is updated to the new icc profile (PSO Coated v.3) developed by ECI.org and based on Fogra 51 data characterization. It's already 2 years since Fogra 51 has replaced Fogra 39, which is still published in Adobe's products. It is clear that Adobe respects current color reference developed by the US IDEAlliance organization but we in Europe have a little bit of other color perception and we find it unnatural that Adobe does not take into account requirements in the European market. Your sincerely

Please don't be Quark

I totaly agree this feature request. Please put FOGRA51 or PSO coated V3 in the preset defaults.

It is unfortunate that Adobe regularly updates its software but fails to take up current standards in its products. The ICC profiles of ECI are based on the printing substrates used today. Adobe prevents with its outdated settings the best quality in production. Appeal to Adobe: Integrate the latest ECI ICC profiles!

I provided a petition like the with 450 brand or large premedia users, adobe told me they don’t care about print, refusing to update to odfficial ISO profiles

I would highly appreciate it, if there would be at least an import option somewhere.
Digging around in Finder/Explorer to drop profiles into the correct folder is very inconvenient.
Needless to say that an implementation would be the best solution.

Yes! Adobe should upgrade to Fogra51/52 because they are better matched against M1 and today's whiter paper qualities with optical brighteners. You get better results in proofing and printing with Fogra51/52.

I have proposed this a number of times when asked to give feedback to Adobe. Never had any comments or replies from them.

Refik, then Adobe must start distributing ECI profiles. We all know the majority of ID users will only use the default and preinstalled tools / options / settings. If Adobe should be up-to-date with current printing standards, they can't omit suppport for PSO coated v3 and PSO uncoated (Fogra 52) v3 to name a few.

Adobe has never distributed ECI-released profiles. We can freely add whatever ICC profile we need to the operating system and use them in all ICC-aware softwares including Adobe Creative Suite applications.

Cannot agree more. Adobe should add PSO coated v3 and PSO uncoated (Fogra 52) v3 to the standard build within Adobe CC. Also, as many still use a Fogra 39 based workflow, add the ISO coated v2 profiles inplace of the Adobe version.

I would highly value inclusion in InDesign (and other Adobe applications) of ICC profiles based on current state of the art characterization data (such as FOGRA51). Currently Indesign/Creative Cloud tend to slow down much needed developments in the printing industry.

Yes please fix

To spread the use of profiles based on the updated ISO standard, please also update your profiles or request a license from ECI to distribute them (as done with other profiles form the US).
Please not only add support for profiles based on FOGRA51, but also FOGRA52 (printing on uncoated stock using OBA)

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I have exactly this issue - all commercial printers that I use are now requesting PDF print files in Fogra51 but this option isn't available within Indesign CC 2018. I expect industry standard software to keep up with industry standard practices. Please can this be integrated?

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Print data with outdated ICC profiles hinder print shops to follow actual production standards. They furthermore can lead to mis-communications and poor print quality.

Please integrate the official ECI-profiles.

Users have to replace the outdated profiles in every version of Indesign. Not everyone does leading to unprofessional output files written by Indesign. We rather have Adobe include the correct profiles right in the application.