Image processing apps that depend entirely upon provided 'black box' presets. I have bunches of presets that I use in LR: I defined them all myself and they make for efficient and consistent operations in image rendering, import of new work, export of finished work, assigning metadata, printing, etc etc. but not canned presets delivered by a vendor. The only process that limits the photographer to using no more than the camera is the slide.(and of course, vintage direct processes) The darkroom, today postprocessing, is at least as important in producing a photograph. IMO the act of creativity does not stop with pressing the shutter. Photoshop gives the best control and has the tools I need. If everything is in there, there is no need to navigate to a different profile. PhotoLab remembers the the last folder only. Accessing the profiles is easier if you copy all the profiles you want into a single directory.

I don't want somebody else determining what my photograph will look like. But with the new DxO PhotoLab 3 HSL tool, it’s even easier than that. These 3 options (Camera body/ICC profile/DCP profile) gets available only when you select RAW images but not RGB. I always come back to Photoshop I detest presets.

Dxo photolab 3 color profile