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Folders for Process Recipes

Douglas Kehl
Was ask this question about the Process Recipes. Can Process Recipes be grouped into folders for different clients? So all one need to do is Check the Folder with all the Process Recipes for clients.
Example:
Teen/JPEG 80% Quality Half Size (Adobe RGB),TIFF 8 Bit Full Size (Adobe RGB),JPEG 1280 Pixels Long Edge (sRGB),JPEG QuickProof (sRGB)
W/TIFF 8 Bit Full Size (Adobe RGB),PSD Full Size (Adobe RGB)
XXL/JPEG QuickProof (sRGB),TIFF 16 Bit Full Size (Adobe RGB)
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  • BobRockefeller
    If that can be done, I don't know how. But it might be interesting to have that ability.
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  • Daryl Orillaza
    [quote="NN635669144868252155UL" wrote:
    Was ask this question about the Process Recipes. Can Process Recipes be grouped into folders for different clients? So all one need to do is Check the Folder with all the Process Recipes for clients.
    Example:
    Teen/JPEG 80% Quality Half Size (Adobe RGB),TIFF 8 Bit Full Size (Adobe RGB),JPEG 1280 Pixels Long Edge (sRGB),JPEG QuickProof (sRGB)
    W/TIFF 8 Bit Full Size (Adobe RGB),PSD Full Size (Adobe RGB)
    XXL/JPEG QuickProof (sRGB),TIFF 16 Bit Full Size (Adobe RGB)


    You can't group Recipes into folders within C1 as such, but you one way that might be of use to you— is to group the seperate recipe's outputs into designated folders (i.e.... same folder for each client for e.g.). You'd have to select and employ multiple recipes per client, but they will atleast end up in ready-made client folders if set up right. (Maybe you can name the actual Recipes according to clients, that way it's easy to see/remember which ones to deploy on a certain shoot)

    Use the Process Recipe > Process Recipe File > Sub Name / Sub Folder tab...
    and/or the Process Recipe > Output Location > Sub Folder tab...
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