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Adobe Bridge for culling but C1 does not update the filters

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  • Eric Valk
    Depending on how Adobe Bridge stores it rating in the image file, It's could be trivial to write an AppleScript to this (if the Adobe's rating info is readable by Capture One) or slighly more invoved (if EXIFtool is needed to read the Adobe rating info)

    The simple script would be like this. Yould either run it from Script Editor, or you could have script Editor compile its as an Application, and put that application in the folder: [color=#0000FF:h4ckqnaz]~/Library/Scripts/Capture One Scripts[/color:h4ckqnaz]
    Then Capture One would show it in its scripts menu (You have to tell Capture One to "Update Scripts Menu")


    tell application "Capture One 12"
    ## select the variants which you want the Metadata updated, and run this script.
    set selectedVariantList to get every variant whose selected is true
    repeat with theVariant in selectedVariantList
    reload metadata (get theVariant)
    set theText to "Reloaded Metadata from " & (get name of parent image of theVariant)
    display notification theText
    set the clipboard to (get the clipboard) & return & theText
    end repeat
    end tell
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  • Paul Steunebrink
    [quote="NNN636681449274465414" wrote:

    I have also tried to change the settings in the Image tab -> Metadaata -> Full Sync ... but in this case C1 will force Bridge to be aligned with whatever ratings were selected in C1.

    The Full Sync setting works two ways. That is not what you want. You could use the Load setting instead, making it a one way from Bridge to Capture One. You also might want to enable "Prefer Sidecar XMP over Embedded Metadata" but that depends on how Bridge writes the rating. That should be to XMP.
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