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displaying file size

Jay Pegg
I notice the info panel gives dimensions but not file size as in MB/kb. Right now I flick an image onto the desktop and use the imac to give me that info - I'm hoping there is a simpler way.. thanks, jp
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  • andreasbentzen
    If you right click the image and select Show in Finder you will open a Finder window with the image selected. This will reveal the file size, alternatively click Command-I to get file info. Maybe not the most elegant solution, but better than exporting the file I think.

    Would be good if the Info Pane also showed info for selected images, not only catalog or folder info with size of all images together. Feature request 😊

    Cheers,
    Andreas
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  • dmhelsby
    Have you done this?
    Window/Create floating tool/Process Summary
    All the info is there
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  • andreasbentzen
    [quote="dmhelsby" wrote:
    Have you done this?
    Window/Create floating tool/Process Summary
    All the info is there


    Not possible in Capture One Express.

    Regards,
    Andreas
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  • dmhelsby
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  • Jay Pegg
    Thanks guys. The finder route works - a bit faster than my previous method. The Process Recipe doesn't give the same readout as the Finder (I trust the Finder) and I think it may have something to do with the choice in the way the recipe can be configured. I'm a bit confused with the click Command-I. Is it possible to expand on this Andreas? Thanks, jp
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  • andreasbentzen
    [quote="Jay Pegg" wrote:
    I'm a bit confused with the click Command-I. Is it possible to expand on this Andreas? Thanks, jp


    I referred to the keyboard command for showing file info in Finder. With a Finder window open and active and a file selected, pressing Command-I on the keyboard will open a File Info window. Alternatively, select Get Info from the right click menu in Finder will do the same. Let me know if this helps.

    Cheers,
    Andreas
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