Asign sRGB profile on import from memory card?

Can I have the Mac automatically assign the sRGB profile to the images I import into iPhoto. They all come in as Camera RGB now.
Typically I take my memory card out of the camera and plug it into a memory card reader and then automatically import into iPhoto. This works great except that all the photos are assigned the Camera RGB color profile instead of the sRGB profile.
Is there a way to configure ColorSync or iPhoto to automatically assign the sRGB profile instead of Camera RGB to the imported images?

Can I have the Mac automatically assign the sRGB profile to the images I import into iPhoto. They all come in as Camera RGB now.
Is there a way to configure ColorSync or iPhoto to automatically assign the sRGB profile instead of Camera RGB to the imported images?
Can you set the preferences in your camera to create images with the sRGB profile? If so, that would be the easiest way, I think.
Jerry

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When I return home, I connect my camera card to my iMac (where I have my iPhoto library), and I can "see" the photos on my memory card - the photos which, although in Photostream, I have not yet manually downloaded.
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Note: yeah, they're in Photostream, but IN THE PAST - and I mean literally up until 3 weeks ago - the photos have ALWAYS been "visible" and importable even if in Photostream, as long as I had not yet manually downloaded to the computer.
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What changed in iPhoto and/or Photostream in the past couple of weeks?
Why are Photostream photos suddenly considered to be the same as the photos on my card which have not yet been manually downloaded to the computer?
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I hate having duplicates, but I also hate being confused by something that used to be really easy, then - with Photosream - became annoying, and is now simply perplexing and sometimes imcomprehendable.

Check iPhoto's Photo Stream preference pane to see if the highlighted checkbox in the screenshot below is checked. If it is then all photos taken by the iPad are automatifdally being imported into your library.
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Re: Transfering pictures from memory card to computer
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‎12-08-2014 05:04 PM
Here’s my question,
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