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CO3.7 + Tiger bug: Setting default color profile

elmimmo
(I posted this in the topic titled Tiger, but since it might have gone unnoticed, I am giving the issue a dedicate thread).

Apple removed \"Colorsync Preferences\" from Colorsync Utility. Now it is officially not possible to change default destination color profiles. You can check a discussion on the topic at this thread in Apple's Colorsync mailing list.

According to Mac OS X 10.4's help system, now each application needs its own interface for setting default color profiles.

IMHO Apples decision and way of dealing with this (not asking anyone/not telling anyone) is stupid. Whatever the case, Capture One is then (slightly) underfeatured in Tiger (not that my life depends on that missing feature, though).
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  • Ulf Liljegren
    This is defentely something we need to handle as fast as possible (IMO), it has been reported in and I believe we should see a solution for this soon.
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  • Jason1
    >This is defentely something we need to handle as fast as possible

    I would disagree. In my opinion, this is an almost insignificant 'bug'. I can't believe that any professional cannot circumvent this problem (by specifying a specific destination profile in the process tool).

    What is of greater importance are the performance issues that have been present with the 3.6+ releases. Earlier versions of Capture One are signficantly faster in editing and processing files for my 1Ds.

    There is no doubt that the recent releases of CO are slower. Why? This is the issue that needs to be addressed \"as fast as possible\", but is consistently ignored

    Jason
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