
- PRESETS DOES NOT SHOW ON INTERFACE OF EXPOSURE X UPDATE
- PRESETS DOES NOT SHOW ON INTERFACE OF EXPOSURE X UPGRADE
However, I have found that it worked correctly under macOS 10.12.x (Sierra), but not 10.13.x (High Sierra).
PRESETS DOES NOT SHOW ON INTERFACE OF EXPOSURE X UPGRADE
Existing custom Color Board presets located in the Color Presets folder are supposed to be “promoted” to Effects Presets when you upgrade Final Cut Pro X to version 10.4.
PRESETS DOES NOT SHOW ON INTERFACE OF EXPOSURE X UPDATE
UPDATE for 10.4: Custom Color Effects presets are now located in the Effects Presets folder within the user Library of your Mac and not the Color Presets folder. So far in my limited testing, previously-created color board presets (.cboard) are compatible with 10.1. User Library / Application Support / ProApps / Color Presets. Now create or navigate to the Color Presets folder.

Hold down the Option key while selecting the Finder Go menu.

UPDATE: If you have upgraded to FCP X 10.1, this location has changed to the user Library, which by default is hidden. These files can be copied and pasted to other systems at that same location and thus become available for use within Final Cut Pro X on another machine. cboard file, which is saved into the Color Presets folder located in the User / Movies / Final Cut Events folder.

In addition, users can create and store their own presets, simply by saving a correction that they particularly like or want to re-use on other shots. Custom grading “looks” are all the rage and FCP X includes a number of ways to stylize an image, including a selection of presets that can be applied in the Color Board. Apple’s Final Cut Pro X includes a deceptively simply – often confusing – yet extremely powerful color correction tool, commonly known as the Color Board.
