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Custom ICC Files in Sub-Folders?

Helmut Kaufmann
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I have a larger number of CUBE files converted to ICC profiles and would like to make them available under the Base Characteristics tab. I have copied them to Applications/Capture\ One\ 23.app/Contents/Frameworks/ImageProcessing.framework/Versions/A/Resources/Profiles/Input and originally assumed the would show up under the "Other" folder in the ICC Profile section of the Base Characteristics tab as they do not follow the naming convention. However, they don't. I have then prefixed them with "Phase One Effects -" and now they all show up unsorted under the Extras of the ICC Profile section. I there a way having them listed in subfolders, either under Extras or Other in the ICC Profile section?

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  • Jack W
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    Have you tried creating a sub-folder within the path that you mention? I would expect them to come up under a separate heading based on what you name the sub-folder.

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  • Helmut Kaufmann

    Hi Jack. Yes, I did. Then they do not show at all anymore.

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  • www.shootmachine.co

    You should not reference profiles in the bundle. 

    There seems to be a newish bug with Mac OS with ColorSync folders and loading them into C1. The ~/Library/ColorSync/Profiles folder is missing on my Mac OS install, and even if created Capture One can not see profiles in it. 

    You can (if you are admin) install them in the system ColorSync folder (Mac HD/Library/ColorSync/Profiles) and these do load into Capture One.

    Another issue maybe the class/type. Make sure the profiles have the right class (input device) for use as Camera profiles other wise they might not show up. 

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