CMYK ICC 4.2 profiles on OSX 10.9
Dear users, I have a problem using a v4.2 ICC profile on OSX 10.9, the ICC seems well formed (thank you Phil for checking it); the profile runs well with Adobe Photoshop CS5/CC in Windows 7/8.1 and OSX 10.6, too. You can see the profile in ColorSync Utility --> Profiles list, you can open it and see all items, but you cannot use it in Colorsync Utility --> Calculator nor in Adobe Photoshop CS5/CC because it's not in the list of valid CMYK profiles. Someone notice the same problem? Here the ICC profile: https://www.dropbox.com/s/z7h6t4i4x2vm3qn/FOGRA39-Beltrami-prbOSX.icc Thank You --- Alessandro Beltrami perito industriale info@alessandrobeltrami.net
On Apr 7, 2014, at 7:05 AM, info@alessandrobeltrami.net wrote:
You can see the profile in ColorSync Utility --> Profiles list, you can open it and see all items, but you cannot use it in Colorsync Utility --> Calculator nor in Adobe Photoshop CS5/CC because it's not in the list of valid CMYK profiles. Someone notice the same problem?
ColorThink Pro reports: These profiles do not have the correct Mac Finder tags. Without these tags, profiles are invisible to ColorSync in Classic and will not show up in Classic ColorSync or application menus. But it can't fix it such it shows on 10.9 within Photoshop on this end. What if you rebuild it as a V2 profile? Is the profile building application you're using even support the PRMG? Andrew Rodney http://www.digitaldog.net/
On Apr 9, 2014, at 9:20 AM, Andrew Rodney <andrew@digitaldog.net> wrote:
On Apr 7, 2014, at 7:05 AM, info@alessandrobeltrami.net wrote:
You can see the profile in ColorSync Utility --> Profiles list, you can open it and see all items, but you cannot use it in Colorsync Utility --> Calculator nor in Adobe Photoshop CS5/CC because it's not in the list of valid CMYK profiles. Someone notice the same problem?
ColorThink Pro reports: These profiles do not have the correct Mac Finder tags. Without these tags, profiles are invisible to ColorSync in Classic and will not show up in Classic ColorSync or application menus.
But it can't fix it such it shows on 10.9 within Photoshop on this end.
Yeah, and those tags are really only relevant to a bygone era. That check is to be removed in the next major release of ColorThink. I’ll take a look at the profile and see if I can see anything missing or odd… regards, Steve
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Andrew Rodney
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info＠alessandrobeltrami.net
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Steve Upton