Emory Dunn
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I'm not familiar with that plugin (or really anything Lightroom, I move from Aperture to C1). Capture One's plugin system is fairly rudimentary compared to Lightroom, but it may be possible to buil...
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Thanks, I hope people are finding the plugin helpful. Where are you seeing the slowdown? Did you find that a script set via "capture done script" runs slower/ slows Capture One down over the backgr...
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You can remove favorites with the following script:tell front document of application "Capture One 12" delete (every collection whose kind is favorite and user is true)end tellThis one will create ...
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You might be right, in that C1 is attempting to process the file before it's ready. You could certainly pause the processing queue and let it build up a bit and then process everything at once. Ano...
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[quote="murphysm2342" wrote: [quote="emorydunn" wrote: Hi, I'd be happy to help you out with that. Capture One has a feature that isn't terribly well documented that will let you set a script t...
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Yes, you can move images stored in a catalogue to an external drive. I have my main photo archive set up this way. In the Library tab you can add existing folders to the catalogue and then simply d...
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You can use this script to copy the copyright into the title field for each selected image. tell front document of application "Capture One 12" repeat with v in (variants whose selected is true) s...
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I don't believe you can search for collections like that. The search field only filters images. I'd have lots of use for being able to search for collections in the Library tool. Sounds like it wou...
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That complicates things, as Windows doesn't have a scripting environment like macOS does, so you'll need an external tool in order to automate the process. ExifTool, https://exiftool.org, is genera...
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Using a Capture Done script to auto-process is exactly right. There are two types of background scripts, and depending which one you're using getting the latest capture is different. The easiest is...