convert Lightroom styles to Capture One Pro 7

I have a bunch of great Lightroom Styles that I want to use inside of Capture One Pro 7. Is there a way to convert them? I've tried to mimic them within Capture One Pro 7 with RGB Curves, Levels and Color Editor but I can't get the same colors. Of course Lightroom handles the colors completely different.

I've also tried to apply the Lightroom Style to an image of the Gretag ColorChecker and open both images (modified TIFF and non-modified TIFF) inside Capture One to adjust the swatches with the Advanced Color Editor but thats also not working well.

There should be a tool that reads both Gretag ColorChecker images (non-modified TIFF & modiefied TIFF with Lightroom Style applied) and writes an *.icm file that can be used inside Capture One Pro 7.

If anyone has a different idea that I could try let me know please.

danielschweinert

January 22, 2014 17:52

I've found this free camera calibrator named coca that might work but...:

All I need to do is to tell the programm to use the photographed ColorChecker TIFF (with applied Lightroom Style) as a reference and as target the original ColorChecker TIFF. But this software wants a *.cie file as reference and not TIFF file. Tried it already the other way around, generated an *.icm file and it works with Capture One.

How in the world do I generate a *.cie file from my ColorChecker TIFF (with applied Lightroom Style) ???
Tried argyl with scanin, dcp2icc... but couldn't generate that *.cie file.

Any ideas anybody?

January 23, 2014 01:01

Here are two other interesting tools:

To use the ColorChecker Passport with CaptureOne Pro

Also it seems that the initial version of ColorChecker Passport had an option to create directly ICC profiles. This option was removed in version 1.0.2. I found a screenshot from someone who tested it:

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