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How can I find the folder that an image is in after running a search?

Fred Tedsen

After I run a search on All Images, I can find no way of knowing what folder a particular image is in.  If I look in the Metadata tab, there is no information of the parent folder.  How can I get this very important piece of information?

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  • Nikon Shooter
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    Select that file in CO's browser and while right clicking on it,
    release on "Show in finder".

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  • Fred Tedsen

    Thanks.  I knew how to do that.  It's a clumsy way to deal with it when the program could so easily show the folder structure.

    An aside: what is the best way to post bugs or feature requests to Capture One devs?

     

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  • Nikon Shooter

    Use the "Submit a request" button at the top right!

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  • Permanently deleted user

    You can also use the menu.   Image -> Show in Library.

    Because it is in the menus you can also map a key to this function by editing your keyboard shortcuts.  I use opt-F for Show in Finder and opt-L for Show in Library.  

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