Emory Dunn
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There is indeed, I wrote a script a while back to do exactly that. I've got it bound to ⌃N which brings up a dialogue box where you enter the name of the new folder(s). The script then creates the ...
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Might I offer an alternative to UI scripting? If you use a script to pop up a dialogue box where you can enter a new name you won't have to worry about the state of Capture One's UI. This script o...
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There are a few ways you could do this. Set the process recipe to open the image in your droplet Use Hazel to send new images in a folder to the droplet Use folder actions to do the same Use a ba...
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If you're just calling the script from the Scripts menu I don't believe so. Both of those simply call the script without any additional input, so there wouldn't be a way to tell how the script was ...
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Rather than try to play the timing game the better option is to use Capture One's background handlers. Since it looks like only need to know when all images have been processed you can save the sec...
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It's not obvious, but you need to include the keyword "variants" in the call. This sort of thing gets me all the time with some commands. tell front document of application "Capture One 20" set...
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You'll need to add a shortcut for each version of Capture One, like so. I'm not sure what you mean by bypass the process recipe window. ⌘D will process the selected images with any enabled recipe.
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In the Edit With menu Capture One lists all of the available applications. I use Affinity Photo, but the process is the same. This is my Edit With menu: Here's what I put in the menu title: ...
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That's quite the bracket! The easiest option is probably to use the increment command, which will change the camera settings by the exposure increments set in the camera (most likely 1/3 or 1/2 sto...
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Thanks for removing the extra newlines, Rick. Wish the forum actually pasted text as-is into the code block.