What should you do if you want to create a new Imaging Profile?

Creating a new Imaging Profile by copying the default profile and adjusting the settings is an efficient approach. This method allows you to leverage the existing configurations that have been predefined, ensuring that essential parameters are preserved while still allowing for customization to meet specific requirements. By starting with the default profile, you minimize the risk of overlooking necessary settings since the original profile is designed to work effectively within the system.

When you copy a profile, it typically retains all the baseline settings that are functionally sound, which can save considerable time and effort compared to constructing a new profile entirely from scratch. This is especially useful when you want to maintain consistency with existing standards or settings already in use for other profiles. Adjustments can then be made selectively to tailor it to the unique needs of the imaging tasks you intend to perform.

Although creating a new profile from scratch or using an existing one as a template might also work, these approaches usually involve more initial setup and adjustment, which can be time-consuming. Additionally, contacting support for assistance may be unnecessary if you have the knowledge to modify an existing profile effectively. Thus, copying the default profile combines functionality with efficiency, making it the best choice for creating a new Imaging Profile.