How to Delete all Session Favorites folders from Session?
I use a template for Interior photoshoot referenced session.
Because it is REFERENCED sessions, I need to assign new Capture and add all Favourite folders.
But to start working on the session I need to delete previous Session Folders from Session Favorites
What is the easiest and fast method to do it? ...instead of deleting Folder by folder
My structure on HDD:
\...\2017-1229\01.Boardroom
\...\2017-1229\02.Corridor
\...\2017-1229\03.Open Area
...
\...\2017-1229\xx.Lunchroom
P.S. under OsX I can just drop all folders from Finder into Session Favorites, for Windows O have to add them one folder by another...
Because it is REFERENCED sessions, I need to assign new Capture and add all Favourite folders.
But to start working on the session I need to delete previous Session Folders from Session Favorites
What is the easiest and fast method to do it? ...instead of deleting Folder by folder
My structure on HDD:
\...\2017-1229\01.Boardroom
\...\2017-1229\02.Corridor
\...\2017-1229\03.Open Area
...
\...\2017-1229\xx.Lunchroom
P.S. under OsX I can just drop all folders from Finder into Session Favorites, for Windows O have to add them one folder by another...
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If this is a different shoot why not just use a new session? 0 -
[quote="SFA" wrote:
If this is a different shoot why not just use a new session?
It might be...
1. New [REFERENCED] session created from template or
2. if I need to move/copy the session from home office computer to the office computer (all photos on the NAS)0 -
For 1) just set up a pro-forma template with as much or as little detail as is re-usable for the shoot type.
If you know you are likely to have 10 folders (maybe) but not how you want to name them just leave them as Folder 1, etc. and rename on use. However it sound more like you would be better off without any folder and just select as needed.
I'm not sure where the problem lies on your situation 2). If the NAS is consistently named on the network for all devices is there a reason why a .cosessiondb file copied to another place on the network would not still find the folders provided they were set as Absolute locations?
This section of the User Help discusses the options to some extent although if it specifically refers to "Absolute" I missed it.
Does that help your process?
I would check with mine but do not currently have a second C1 installation to test with.
Grant0 -
Thank you, Grant!
I'm updating the template for "without Session Folders" option.
But my concern is how to remove/delete multiple Session folders in one run from the Session Favourites?
What I see, you have to delete Favourite Folder one by one...
Yes, I have the main storage on Synology NAS and, when I need to have a copy of the session at the office I have the files on external HDD. And need to keep or refresh the references.
I'll check the "Absolute locations". TThank you again for idea
Pavel[quote="SFA" wrote:
For 1) just set up a pro-forma template with as much or as little detail as is re-usable for the shoot type.
If you know you are likely to have 10 folders (maybe) but not how you want to name them just leave them as Folder 1, etc. and rename on use. However it sound more like you would be better off without any folder and just select as needed.
I'm not sure where the problem lies on your situation 2). If the NAS is consistently named on the network for all devices is there a reason why a .cosessiondb file copied to another place on the network would not still find the folders provided they were set as Absolute locations?
This section of the User Help discusses the options to some extent although if it specifically refers to "Absolute" I missed it.
Does that help your process?
I would check with mine but do not currently have a second C1 installation to test with.
Grant0
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