just started to read the preview pages and right at the beginning came across this quote... which is, well ... extremely questionable...:
http://captureoneblog.com/capture-one-an-overview-of-the-rendering-pipeline/Because every color management module is different, you may end up producing quite different results from computer to computer and program to program, and this is one reason Capture One renders colors differently from programs such as Adobe Camera Raw.
The different color management modules (CMM) do have the least impact on different colors in different programs. AppleCMM, MicrosoftCMM, AdobeCMM, the CMM of LittleCMS ... they all do (basically) the same calculations.
Camera profiles have the largest impact on different colors in different RAW converters...
In the chapter about the Basic Color Editor the option to save color edits as new camera profiles is mentioned...which is true, of course. But no mention that the Basic Color Editor applies "smart saturation" and therefore should be used with care when creating new profiles. The Advanced Color Editor (which applies conventional saturation) is actually the tool of choice to create new profiles...
I wonder what the target group of this book might be...