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Use the Metadata tool in the Import Images dialog to fill in copyright information and a description or caption, if desired. The tool remembers data, so adding copyright information does not have to be re-entered for each import. You can leave the two fields blank if you are unsure how the images will be used, as both can be added after import.
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Is the EXIF data written to the raw file itself or is it just stored in Capture One catalog file?
@gpd nothing is written in C1 – only into XMP (if activated) and it’s own database.
@Lily, just downloaded the new version 14.1 and i like it's new feature to show the embedded previews before import - it's almost photomechanic fast press import style. But, why I only can add in the "Metadata" field: Description and Copyright.
I can add some extra standard infos and metadata via the little bit confusing named field "Adjustments" then hidden in "Styles / Custom Presets / Metadata" and there finally My User Presets. Why you don’t show also thise metadata info under "Metadata". There would be great to add all the IPTC meta data possible – specially all the location and event infos.
One step less makes it even more faster;-)
Like Phrank mentioned above, I want the option to add my saved Custom Preset Metadata to all my images during import. Not just have two fields to fill-in during import.
Please?
我购买1066元的软件安装好后，怎么导入不了照片？
I'm now in Capture Pro 22. When can we add more details to imported files metadata? How about Header, Category, etc. besides just Copyright and Description? What is the problem with doing this with a PRO modern image management program? The description Phrank provides is not possible for me in CP 22.
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