Use a built-in template or create your own and save it for future use.
- Select images to print in the Browser.
- Select File -> Print to display the print sheet and dialog box.
- Go to the Templates tool and select one of the built-in options from the drop-down menu that best fits your needs.
- If there are no appropriate Built-in Templates, go to the Layout tool and adjust the sliders as desired.
- Once you have the desired layout, you can save it for future use. Go to the Templates tool and select Save User Template...
- Name the template and press Save.
- This template can now be accessed via the Template drop-down menu under the User Templates heading.
Comments
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Hello, I have had capture one (windows) since version 11 .
One persistent issue i have had is that when i save print templates
the only thing that appears to be saved is the layout itself , meaning that
any custom print profiles , even the associated printer will not be reflected in the
saved template.This is the reason i have not been able to move entirely from
lightroom as it does this brilliantly even with multiple printers. I am hoping that there
is something i am missing as i would love to only use capture one. I am told this
doesn't happen on Mac .
Thanks
Agreed. The template does not seem to save the printer setting. Usage is a bit of a nightmare - you need to configure everything from scratch, as printer, paper size etc is lost. The template should be the first selection option, it should save all printer settings - selection, print quality, paper size etc - and when reopening the dialogue should default to the last settings used. I managed to work through most of the differences to Lightroom, but this basically makes printing completely unusable.
Agree with the comments above. Also, It should not be impossible to have the Print functionality bypass the MacOS print module and create PDF files (and ideally JPG too) with the desired Print format (borders and all), without having to resort to the MacOS Print to PDF option (which is not batch friendly and does not allow naming the PDF from the printed image filename). Why forcing users to create workarounds with other software?
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