Use ColorSync Utility to view installed color profiles on your Mac. When you install devices, such as cameras, displays, or printers, a color profile containing the color capabilities and limits for each device is created.
This video, Art Suwansang, will go over a neat and very useful Mac utility call ColorSync Utility. All macOS comes with a program called ColorSync Utility.
In the ColorSync Utility app on your Mac, click Profiles in the toolbar of the ColorSync Utility window.
Click an arrow in the profile list to open a profile group, then select a profile.
To change the current lab plot view, click the pop-up menu in the lab plot, then choose an option.
You can click and drag the lab plot model to rotate it.
To see additional details about a profile, click Open.
You can select an item in the new window to display or modify information, such as individual color values.
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