Getting default values ?

Hugues

• 21. Oktober 2019 13:54

Hello,

The following script assigns my preferred profile to a picture

tell application "Capture One 11"
set myModel to "Canon EOS 7D Mark II"
set theHomeProfile to "Canon EOS-7D MK II Home"

set theVariantList to selected variants
repeat with theProcessVariant in theVariantList
tell theProcessVariant
set theModel to get EXIF camera model of its parent image
if theModel is equal to myModel then
set theName to name of its parent image
set theSuffix to my getSuffix(theName)
if theSuffix is equal to "CR2" then
log theModel & theName
set Mytest to get color profile of adjustments
-- set color profile of adjustments to theHomeProfile
end if
end if
end tell
end repeat
log "process over"
end tell

on getSuffix(theName)
set saveTID to AppleScript's text item delimiters
set AppleScript's text item delimiters to {"."}
set theExt to last text item of theName
set AppleScript's text item delimiters to saveTID
return theExt
end getSuffix

It has however a side effect : it marks the picture as "adjusted", which I don't want.

Basically I understand I could avoid this if I could assign the default profile
(a function part of the "basics characteristics" tool, named something like "Apply default", which does not tag the picture as "Adjusted")

set color profile of adjustments to default
returns an error [color profile name not recognized (-10006)]

Any idea if this is scriptable ?

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  Eric Valk

  • 23. Oktober 2019 03:05

  I can't find a way to change the profile without affecting the adjusted stae of the variant.
  
  However. I do note that instead of using getSuffix(theName) you should just be able to use this:
  
  
tell theProcessVariant
--

--
set theName to its name
set theSuffix to extension of its parent image
--

--
end tell


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