Reset to original dimensions
Hello,
After I exported some images, I went to 'open with' for another raw image and the dimensions had reset to the export dimensions. So I went to the crop tool and the dimensions there had reset, as well. I selected 'original aspect' and cannot seem to get it to reset to the original image dimensions. I did reset the tool but it kept those dimensions.
I'm sure it is very simple, but where do you reset to the original image dimensions? Every time I look at any image in the crop tool, the dimensions are set to 1200px long edge, which was the export setting.
Thank you.
After I exported some images, I went to 'open with' for another raw image and the dimensions had reset to the export dimensions. So I went to the crop tool and the dimensions there had reset, as well. I selected 'original aspect' and cannot seem to get it to reset to the original image dimensions. I did reset the tool but it kept those dimensions.
I'm sure it is very simple, but where do you reset to the original image dimensions? Every time I look at any image in the crop tool, the dimensions are set to 1200px long edge, which was the export setting.
Thank you.
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It shows the dimensions of the output. Just choose a process recipe with 100% output size.
Regards,
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I think HansB is correct on this. The Export and Process options can be confusing at first, in particular for new users (but even for diehards).
I started a series of blogs on this, and have 2 out of 3 published now. I discovered it is quite a task to cover all the aspects in a meaningful way. In case you like to judge my skills of explaining I can give you two links already:
On Export
http://imagealchemist.net/capture-one-export/
On Process
http://imagealchemist.net/capture-one-process/
On Process Recipes
publication due shortly0 -
I have the same problem. The output recipe is set to fixed 100%. But the browser preview picture shows a cropped area, while the viewer window shows only the cropped region. However, I have clicked on the global reset button, thus there should be no cropping. I don't understand this. 0 -
[quote="Martin24" wrote:
I have the same problem. The output recipe is set to fixed 100%. But the browser preview picture shows a cropped area, while the viewer window shows only the cropped region. However, I have clicked on the global reset button, thus there should be no cropping. I don't understand this.
http://help.phaseone.com/en/CO8/Output/ ... aspx#item8
The 100% relates to scaling of whatever crop may or may not be applied.
Not the same as output for 100% of the original image - which is what I think you are hoping for when I read your post but I may be wrong.
Grant0 -
[quote="Martin24" wrote:
I have the same problem. The output recipe is set to fixed 100%. But the browser preview picture shows a cropped area, while the viewer window shows only the cropped region. However, I have clicked on the global reset button, thus there should be no cropping. I don't understand this.
Probably the default lens correction is what you see. Go to Lens Correction tool and select Generic profile and Distortion to 0%. See if that helps.
If yes, and if you like that to be the default, disable lens correction from the tool's action menu for future images.0 -
[quote="Paul_Steunebrink" wrote:
[quote="Martin24" wrote:
I have the same problem. The output recipe is set to fixed 100%. But the browser preview picture shows a cropped area, while the viewer window shows only the cropped region. However, I have clicked on the global reset button, thus there should be no cropping. I don't understand this.
Probably the default lens correction is what you see. Go to Lens Correction tool and select Generic profile and Distortion to 0%. See if that helps.
If yes, and if you like that to be the default, disable lens correction from the tool's action menu for future images.
Thanks - indeed this was it! How can I change this on multiple images which have already been imported? When I select several images and change the profile to generic, the change is made only for one image, not for the whole batch; this is counterintuitive.0 -
[quote="Martin24" wrote:
Thanks - indeed this was it! How can I change this on multiple images which have already been imported? When I select several images and change the profile to generic, the change is made only for one image, not for the whole batch; this is counterintuitive.
The workflow in CO8 is to change a setting on one image. Next, copy/apply that change on all selected images.
How different tools in CO8 behave in this respect can be found here:
http://imagealchemist.net/adjustments-continued/0 -
[quote="Paul_Steunebrink" wrote:
[quote="Martin24" wrote:
Thanks - indeed this was it! How can I change this on multiple images which have already been imported? When I select several images and change the profile to generic, the change is made only for one image, not for the whole batch; this is counterintuitive.
The workflow in CO8 is to change a setting on one image. Next, copy/apply that change on all selected images.
How different tools in CO8 behave in this respect can be found here:
http://imagealchemist.net/adjustments-continued/
I still can't do this for a batch of images. If I copy the adjustments (shift-cmd-C) and then select 5 images and apply the adjustments (shift-cmd-V), only the first image gets changed, not the rest.0 -
[quote="Martin24" wrote:
[quote="Paul_Steunebrink" wrote:
[quote="Martin24" wrote:
Thanks - indeed this was it! How can I change this on multiple images which have already been imported? When I select several images and change the profile to generic, the change is made only for one image, not for the whole batch; this is counterintuitive.
The workflow in CO8 is to change a setting on one image. Next, copy/apply that change on all selected images.
How different tools in CO8 behave in this respect can be found here:
http://imagealchemist.net/adjustments-continued/
I still can't do this for a batch of images. If I copy the adjustments (shift-cmd-C) and then select 5 images and apply the adjustments (shift-cmd-V), only the first image gets changed, not the rest.
You have to enable "Edit All Selected Variants", which is On by default, but can of course be switched off by the user. Explanation here:
http://imagealchemist.net/variants-explained/0
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