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    Re: Colour calibration process Capture One - x-rite colour checker

    Quote Originally Posted by dje View Post
    Ted what I actually said was "camera calibration profiles (whether they be dcp or icc/icm) are not normally embedded in exported jpegs". The operative words here are "camera calibration profiles". This covers dcp profiles in the case of Adobe and icc/icm profiles specically used for camera calibration as with Capture One. The International Color Consortium defines an input profile as per this link. These are the icc profiles that are not normally embedded in an exported jpeg. icc profiles for sRGB, Adobe RGB etc are.

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    just a question of terminology then, Dave. I know nothing about Capture One and, over the years, have gotten used to reading about Adobe's Digital Camera Profiles (DCP) type .dcp which are not founded embedded in image files and ICC profiles type .icc which can be.

    So, if I understand correctly, your distinction of "camera calibration profiles" is a use case when such profiles are used only as "input profiles" and are not embedded in the output.

    Hopefully, I now get your meaning ...
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    Re: Colour calibration process Capture One - x-rite colour checker

    Quote Originally Posted by xpatUSA View Post

    So, if I understand correctly, your distinction of "camera calibration profiles" is a use case when such profiles are used only as "input profiles" and are not embedded in the output.
    Spot on Ted!

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