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  • Ian Wilson
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    Number 9 can be done already. If you select a number of images and press 3 for example they will all get 3 stars - but only if you have Edit All Selected Variants toggled on (on the Image menu, or there is tool bar button for it).

    For the others, it would be more helpful to the developers if you would make separate requests for each thing you are asking for, and if you used the template they have asked for in this topic in the forum.

    Ian

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  • Walter Rowe
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    @... .. perhaps for DNG export they mean export DNGs as EIP. I believe this is not possible today.

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  • Ian Wilson
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    Having read Walter Rowe's comment, I tried this with DNG files that came that way from camera - my iPhone and a downloaded sample file from the internet (I can't remember from what camera) - and with DNGs created some other way, for instance from the panorama merge feature in Capture One. I knew already that it didn't work with the ones created by Capture One, but I thought that it might with those from a camera that produces DNG itself. But it doesn't. I don't know enough about it to say what the reason is, but I suppose that there must be some feature of the DNG format that precludes it, and in fact it isn't really just like any other raw format as claimed.

    Ian 

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  • Wolfgang Medlitsch

    An EIP is a CaptureOne specific format combining normally a Raw file with all processing information. So there is no problem to combine the processing inflammations with a /C1 produced) DNG file!

     

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  • Ian Wilson
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    You might think so, and though I have no technical knowledge of why it's not been done, I assume that there is in fact some issue that prevents it, or why would they not have done it?

    Ian

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  • Walter Rowe
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    EIP can support ANY file format. It is like a mini-session where it has a single image and its requisite session subfolders for adjustments, metadata, etc. in a ZIP file with EIP extension. Why Capture One chooses to only allow camera native raw files that are NOT DNG format is really unexplainable.

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  • BeO
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    Yes, unexplainable.

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