imagePROGRAF PRO-1000 Canon color profiles not showing up in Photoshop

[yukon819]

I've been having a problem with my Canon color profiles not showing up under the "Photoshop manages color" drop down for some time.  Sometimes they are there and sometimes they are not.  I don't know if my Mac is hiding them or if it's photoshop or what, but when they were missing, I used to be able to go to printers in system preferences and add another printer and click the canon pro 1000 and it would create another driver (pro 1000 (2)...) and then the profiles would be there. I would have like 6 or 7 Pro 1000s on my Mac.  But now that doesn't even work.  I've deleted the printers and downloaded the drivers again and no luck. Does anyone have any ideas?

[geophany]

If they are not hidden as described in the “accepted solution,” you need to start over. I removed everything Canon and redownloaded so that Canon would detect that they were not already installed. Good luck! My system is working fine now.

[barnesfoto]

That describes my situation. Just switched from a ten year old IMac using OSX and Photoshop CS6 to a new one. I saw a suggestion above to start over, it's amazing that I have to spend so much time dealing with the bugs in Photoshop CC and the fugitive ICC profiles that Canon won't post on a website. 

[barnesfoto]

Thanks for the suggestion. I found the ICC profiles for Canon papers and I could not paste them into the colorsync profiles folder. When I try to place them in the folder they bounce back out.

I am using a brand new Imac with Ventura 13.3.1

[barnesfoto]

Yes, It's absolutely amazing that I can use my 12 year old Imac and Photoshop CS6  to print on Canon Luster Paper but not my brand new IMac with Ventura and Photoshop CC.

[unclemac]

For those following along, I just (today) had to sort out this same issue on 3 Epson printers in a lab (two different models...including a newer and older model).   Same exact problem:

Epson (same as Canon) install the ICC profiles buried in the printer resources, instead of where they would be easy to find and use: /Library/ColorSync/Profiles

For both Canon and Epson, this is the easiest thing I have found:

1.  From an admin account, find the native ICC profiles in /Library/Printers/[brand]/
2.  Select all the profiles and copy them (leave them in place)
3.  Open /Library/ColorSync/Profiles and create a new folder with a name that makes sense (i.e.: Paper Profiles-Canon)
4.  Paste the ICC profiles into new the folder
5.  Perform a Get Info on the /Library/ColorSync folder
6.  Click the lock icon and authenticate, and then click the little circle icon and select Apply to enclosed items...


Steps 5 and 6 are essential in a lab or multi-use environment so that all users have full access (read-only) to use the ICC profiles.

Again, same process for Canon and Epson...and any other printer with buried ICC profiles (Same with some Xerox lasers too).   To be fair, it looks like Apple tightened permissions or access to the Printer resources, so they started this mess by denying access to the files.

At the same time...vendors like Canon could have easily fixed their installers ages ago to either deal with the new permissions limitations, or simply install profiles in the Profiles folder as we all expect.  🙄

[barnesfoto]

yes, I have not tried the "air print" thing.