Dan Howell wrote:
just looked at files created in Capture One in two different color spaces (i use ColorMatch for one client). Both ColorMatch and SRGB showed up in the metadata as I viewed it in Adobe Bridge. Looked at both TIFFs and JPGs. The color space metadata was shown in Bridge. Might be a problem in your image browser.

Hm, not sure.  I was using Irfanview to look at the EXIF.  Using shots I've taken before I saw sRGB in the color space description; if I created a JPG with Capture one export I didn't see the color space defined.  However, importing both of those shots back into Capture One I saw that the metadata for both says sRGB so it seems to be there, just not in a way that Irfanview can easily see apparently.  I'm a little concerned if Irfanview can't see it, maybe web browsers or other image viewers can't either.  I know Windows "properties" can't see it either when I examine the JPGs.  Somehow Capture One is able to see what other programs can't.

Dan Howell wrote:
RAW to Capture One is my exclusive workflow. i do TIFF or JPG depending on need. I have recipes for 3 different color spaces. I have not encountered any colorspace or EXIF problems using it for more than 10 yrs. I have never heard of your image browser, but if you are seeing the color space when you bring back into C1 or Photoshop i would suspect a problem with your browser, not Capture.

OK thanks for the confidence.  Probably just a quirk and nothing of significance.  Just chasing down unfortunate color issues and looking under all the rocks...