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To use Color Management effectively, the profiles of the camera, monitor and destination must be defined. If all three devices are not correctly specified there is a risk that the final image will not correspond to the captured image.
The Capture One Software installs basic profiles for Phase One H 5 as well as a generic monitor profile (Phase One - PC monitor) and a selection of destination profiles.
To set ICC profiles
A brief guide to preference settings is provided here:
Camera Profile
Select the correct profile: Phase One H 5 product Flash, Phase One H 5 Tungsten, Phase One H 5 Outdoor Daylight or Phase One H 5 Portrait.
Destination (working space)
Select between the available profiles.
Monitor
A default monitor profile is selected. To enable the monitor selection - check the Enable Box.
When setting up ICC profiles select from the Develop tab/Color Management workflow either Embed Camera Profile or Match to Destination.
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If Embed Camera Profile is selected the software will automatically embed the selected ICC camera profile in the developed TIFF file. The embedded profile then serves as a conversion table that can be used by other applications, e.g. Adobe Photoshop, in order to convert the image into the specified.
Match to Destination automatically embeds the selected ICC destination profile in the developed TIFF file. The application will convert the image
Embed Camera Profile or Match to Destination can be selected as the default in the File /Preferences/Color Management/Default workflow. The default setting is activated the next time the application is started.
It is possible to create your own ICC profile and import into the Capture One software. Just remember to name them: „Phase One
H 5...“
Simulate Sharpening Settings
The image is previewed with the specified Unsharp Mask (USM) settings. To alter the USM settings open the Preferences/Other Settings dialog box.
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