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Where are my Output images?

NNN636462311023286552
Hi! New user and transitioning from Lightroom.

When I output images, the new images are created in my computer and are viewable in file explorer, but they don't appear in the "Output" folder shortcut in CaptureOne. My first instinct would be to right click and try and synchronise the folder, but that option is greyed out.

What's the dealio?
Thanks! 😊
Dan
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  • SFA
    Does the file path in explorer suggest they should be in that folder?

    Where does that folder, in the output recipe, point to?

    What sort of files are you exporting?


    Grant
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  • NNN636462311023286552
    Hey!

    Oh hold on. I did just get some to appear!
    So I was trying various process recipes and many times I would have the images in a sub folder in the Output folder - and these don't seem to show up in the Output Folder shortcut. Is there a way of making that happen?

    So regardless of whether it's TIFF or JPEG, they do seem to appear when I export to Output, as long as I don't chuck em in a subfolder...
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  • Permanently deleted user
    [quote="NNN636462311023286552" wrote:
    Hey!

    Oh hold on. I did just get some to appear!
    So I was trying various process recipes and many times I would have the images in a sub folder in the Output folder - and these don't seem to show up in the Output Folder shortcut. Is there a way of making that happen?

    So regardless of whether it's TIFF or JPEG, they do seem to appear when I export to Output, as long as I don't chuck em in a subfolder...

    Honestly I don't understand why it can't just list the tree under the output or capture directories. The suggested workaround (or "workflow") is to browse the file system and drag extra directories to the "Session Favourites".
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  • SFA
    [quote="gusferlizi" wrote:
    [quote="NNN636462311023286552" wrote:
    Hey!

    Oh hold on. I did just get some to appear!
    So I was trying various process recipes and many times I would have the images in a sub folder in the Output folder - and these don't seem to show up in the Output Folder shortcut. Is there a way of making that happen?

    So regardless of whether it's TIFF or JPEG, they do seem to appear when I export to Output, as long as I don't chuck em in a subfolder...

    Honestly I don't understand why it can't just list the tree under the output or capture directories. The suggested workaround (or "workflow") is to browse the file system and drag extra directories to the "Session Favourites".


    Should be optional IMO.

    If I have just exported 2000 images into 4 folders of different sized files and quality settings the last thing I want is to add those to my session automatically. Especially the "web friendly" sizes.

    If I'm round tripping (very rare for me so I write with no great experience) then maybe it would be nice to see the files back.


    Grant
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  • Permanently deleted user
    [quote="SFA" wrote:
    [quote="gusferlizi" wrote:
    [quote="NNN636462311023286552" wrote:
    Hey!

    Oh hold on. I did just get some to appear!
    So I was trying various process recipes and many times I would have the images in a sub folder in the Output folder - and these don't seem to show up in the Output Folder shortcut. Is there a way of making that happen?

    So regardless of whether it's TIFF or JPEG, they do seem to appear when I export to Output, as long as I don't chuck em in a subfolder...

    Honestly I don't understand why it can't just list the tree under the output or capture directories. The suggested workaround (or "workflow") is to browse the file system and drag extra directories to the "Session Favourites".


    Should be optional IMO.

    If I have just exported 2000 images into 4 folders of different sized files and quality settings the last thing I want is to add those to my session automatically. Especially the "web friendly" sizes.

    If I'm round tripping (very rare for me so I write with no great experience) then maybe it would be nice to see the files back.


    Grant

    Sure
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