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    Default Is there a way to save color profiles in Preview (OS X Lion)?

    When I open an image file in Preview (OS X Lion) it always seems to come up with Adobe RGB as the defaault color profile. I want it to come up with the Monitor (calibrated) profile, which I can easily choose under Tools -> Assign Profile -> Color Sync Profile. Is there a way to save this setting, so that all images in Preview are automatically assigned this setting?

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    Hi,

    After some thought and searching, I think I've answered my own question by using the Automator app to always asign that color profile to images in Preview.

    Richard

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    Quote Originally Posted by Richard Stern View Post
    When I open an image file in Preview (OS X Lion) it always seems to come up with Adobe RGB as the defaault color profile. I want it to come up with the Monitor (calibrated) profile, which I can easily choose under Tools -> Assign Profile -> Color Sync Profile. Is there a way to save this setting, so that all images in Preview are automatically assigned this setting?

    Richard
    Richard,

    Greetings. I'm a bit puzzled by why you would want to do this. Isn't AdobeRGB for the input profile (reading the image) and the monitor profile for output (presenting on screen)?

    Cheers,

    -Michael-

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