Slower display of "All Images"
Hi all,
I have a referenced catalog of about 17,000 images. Their preview size is the same as my 15" retina display (2560 px).
When I click on All Images in the catalog collections, to apply a filter for instance, it took about 5 secondes with version 9, with all filters empty, to display them, which was almost acceptable (Lightroom does it almost at once....),while it takes about 30 seconds to display them in v10, with the spinning wheel running, which is unacceptable.
I have tried:
- to remove the Capture One v8 and v9 preferences in my OS X library
- to disable Open CL
but neither improves the speed process.
Did anybody encounter this issue ?
And is there any trick to improve the speed of the displaying process ?
Thanks and cheers,
Robert
I have a referenced catalog of about 17,000 images. Their preview size is the same as my 15" retina display (2560 px).
When I click on All Images in the catalog collections, to apply a filter for instance, it took about 5 secondes with version 9, with all filters empty, to display them, which was almost acceptable (Lightroom does it almost at once....),while it takes about 30 seconds to display them in v10, with the spinning wheel running, which is unacceptable.
I have tried:
- to remove the Capture One v8 and v9 preferences in my OS X library
- to disable Open CL
but neither improves the speed process.
Did anybody encounter this issue ?
And is there any trick to improve the speed of the displaying process ?
Thanks and cheers,
Robert
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Same issue here. Already is annoying with only 4000 images / catalog.
Have not found any work around yet.
Best
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Hello,
Same issue. I have an Imac 4k with 16GB RAM and 1 TB Fusion Drive. Browsing in a large catalog (the mine contains 15 0000 pictures) is slower with Capture One 10 (than 9) and I have more rainbow spinballs of the death ☹️.
I submited a support case. I have now to send more informations to complete my case. I suggest you to do same thing.0 -
I have submitted a support case, #236310. 0 -
I did receive this bit of advice from tech support with my own cases filed regarding very slow Pro 10 performance on my iMac: "In addition to disabling openCL there is another item you can try which is to delete this folder: Hard Drive (your hard drive name) > Users > Shared > Capture One > Image Core."
I also turned off in Preferences both options for OpenCl.0 -
[quote="Triumph Steve" wrote:
I did receive this bit of advice from tech support with my own cases filed regarding very slow Pro 10 performance on my iMac: "In addition to disabling openCL there is another item you can try which is to delete this folder: Hard Drive (your hard drive name) > Users > Shared > Capture One > Image Core."
I also turned off in Preferences both options for OpenCl.
Thanks Steve. Didn't work for me : Image Core is recreated at the first launch of C1. And it doesn't speed the process of displaying "All images" (30 seconds for 17,000 images with v10, 5 seconds with v9). I am waiting for their answer.....0 -
Many of us have complained about the very slow display of thumbnails and the return of responsiveness after selecting All Images in a catalog. Sometimes this process would take many minutes for a large catalog (mine is over 60,000). With version 12, it decreased to under a minute. Aperture, could do it in a few seconds. After upgrading to Big Sur and Capture One 13.1.4, it now takes my system about 4 seconds to display All Images and be able to select a thumbnail. This is a vast improvement, although I have no idea of why it improved. I'll submit a request to support staff and see if they are willing to say if they made changes that explain the improvement.
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