As for 'Library', it doesn't seem to exist anymore, other than a 'library' located somewhere after finding it with the 'find' function it contains a few folders of unrelated obscure files.
but it won't accept a new icc profile by drag-and-drop or any other way I can see. I find no provision for importing or otherwise placing a new icc in ColorSync the closest I've come is to open ColorSync: Profiles>Other>Library/Printers>EPSON/InkjetPrinters, where I'm presented with all the icc profiles that came with the Epson printer driver. How do I do it now? I've already spent at least two hours trying to find a way on my own after opening the ColorSync Utility in 10.10.2. If you select a profile you'll see a Path that tells. If you really want to know, open Apple ColorSync Utility. This means that subsequent modules in the pipeline don’t need to be concerned with the specifics of the.
camera, scanner) and converts the pixel encodings to a standardized working color space. This module takes the color space used by the image source (e.g. I must be making a serious mistake Thank you for your help. Define how darktable will interpret the colors of the image. But now? There's no such thing, apparently and no instructional reference that I can find anywhere on the entire WWW. It is used commonly for a wide range of use and is very suitable for people coming from Mac desktop. Prior to Yosemite I had no difficulties installing ICC profiles, i.e., after downloading the print paper manufacturer's ICC profile, I would drag and drop it into the ColorSync profiles folder accessed through Library>ColorSync>Profiles.
