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Image Import and Image Recognition in Capture One 11

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I have just downloaded the 30 day trial version of the Capture One Pro 11.0. I am not able to see any photos (Raw and JPEG) in the folder when i am trying to import it through Capture One. Am i missing something or is there a bug?

The photos have been taken using a Nikon D5100 which is in the list of supported Cameras.
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  • SFA
    Just select the folder that contains the images you wish to import - they will appear in the browser window of the importer.

    That assumes that you are running the Trial in Pro mode.

    If you happened to choose DB (Digital Back) mode or either of the Sony modes you will not see your Nikon files.

    I assume the Nikon files are .NEF RAW files?

    If not another thing to check is that the C1 Preferences are set to allow editing of whatever files type they are.

    HTH.

    Grant
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  • Permanently deleted user
    Thanks Grant. I was able to resolve the problem by right clicking the folder and importing the contents using Capture One. I am however not able to edit any photos after importing. Not sure if i need to create a new workspace to be able to edit it. The files are .NEF Raw type.
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  • Stephen Christy
    Make sure that, when you open Capture One in trial mode, you activate Pro mode. Does that help?

    Stephen
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  • Permanently deleted user
    Hi Stephen,

    Thanks for your response. I did activate Pro Mode. What i am not understanding is that even after selecting an image none of the tools tab sections are highlighted such as the white balance, exposure, clarity, levels, curve etc. So effectively i am not able to edit any image even though the system has all the metadata information of the picture. It's strange.

    Any idea what could be causing this?

    Sandeep
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  • John Doe
    Double-check you're indeed using the Pro run-mode : select « About Capture One » in the menus. In the window that will pop up, what's written on the first line? Should be « Capture One Pro » followed by the version number.
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  • Permanently deleted user
    Thanks John. That worked. I thought i had chosen Pro but noticed it was DB i was running on. Thanks heaps.

    Cheers
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  • SFA
    NNN636503177880937883 wrote:
    Hi Stephen,

    Thanks for your response. I did activate Pro Mode. What i am not understanding is that even after selecting an image none of the tools tab sections are highlighted such as the white balance, exposure, clarity, levels, curve etc. So effectively i am not able to edit any image even though the system has all the metadata information of the picture. It's strange.

    Any idea what could be causing this?

    Sandeep


    Are there any symbols appearing around the edge of the image in the Browser window?

    Did you import to a Catalogue or a Session?

    Are the images on a disk somewhere in your system?

    Mac or Windows?


    Grant
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  • Permanently deleted user
    Hi Grant,

    It is working now. I might have clicked DB and not Pro on start up and that's what was causing the problem. I followed what John suggested and reactivated with Pro mode. Been able to use it since. Thanks for responding.

    Regards,
    Sandeep
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  • SFA
    NNN636503177880937883 wrote:
    Hi Grant,

    It is working now. I might have clicked DB and not Pro on start up and that's what was causing the problem. I followed what John suggested and reactivated with Pro mode. Been able to use it since. Thanks for responding.

    Regards,
    Sandeep


    Excellent news,

    I think we had a cross post there looking at the times of posting.


    Grant
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