Use Cull Mode after Edits have been applied.

Jakob Resch

• May 24, 2023 13:25

Currently a user can go into Cull Mode upon import as well as jump back to it from Edit mode - but without seeing the changes made/edits applied.

Please make it possible to view edited images in the cull mode, so that I can visually cull better. This gives Capture One a competitive advantage over specific culling software, as it is obviously not possible to do there.

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  Denis Huk

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  • May 25, 2023 12:14

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  Ivar Hütt

  • February 12, 2024 19:23

  I'd like to see this implemented (don't know how this affects performance). I'm new to Capture One, maybe there is a better way to do what I'm trying to do. So I have 1000 photos from a night at rock club. There is lots of action on stage, multiple bands and of course flashing strobes, different colored lights, stage being pitch black with only faces visible or covered with eerie colored spotlights. So I import all the images to Capture One Catalog and the first action is to convert them all to black and white, pull up the shadows, reduce noise and sharpen a bit and then start culling. This makes all the images easier to compare and select, and the colors don't get into the way. My intention is to publish them BW, so I have no need for color. 

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