Automatically Transferring Files As They Process?
We shoot fashion, about 60 outfits a day.
I select and process the RAW images for each garment while the model gets changed.
I then manually transfer the processed jpegs onto a server, so my retoucher can get working on them straight away.
Is there any way to automate this transfer? I'm sure it can be done with Apple's Automator program, but I got hopelessly confused trying to work it out. Perhaps Capture One's 'Output' folder could be set up on the server?
I'm using CO 7.2.1, Mac OS 10.9.2 & Canon 5d3
Thanks.
I select and process the RAW images for each garment while the model gets changed.
I then manually transfer the processed jpegs onto a server, so my retoucher can get working on them straight away.
Is there any way to automate this transfer? I'm sure it can be done with Apple's Automator program, but I got hopelessly confused trying to work it out. Perhaps Capture One's 'Output' folder could be set up on the server?
I'm using CO 7.2.1, Mac OS 10.9.2 & Canon 5d3
Thanks.
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[quote="NN634871031878647794UL" wrote:
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Perhaps Capture One's 'Output' folder could be set up on the server?
Yes.
Another option is to use a tool like ChronoSync.0 -
Depending on your server setup you may have a huge performance hit in setting the server as the output folder. Better would be to have a background plugin that copies on process completion. Contact me off the board if you like more info. 0 -
Oh, don't keep all the good secrets to off line emails! 0 -
I have a couple plugins that I have developed that will soon be for sale. Thats the reason I didn't go into too much I think it might be against the forum rules. 0 -
So this is a thing other people have thought about?
I'm interested to hear all solutions!0 -
If you're quickproof processing the raws, the server is networked, and set as the output source, then it should be no problem. 0 -
[quote="dale11833" wrote:
If you're quickproof processing the raws, the server is networked, and set as the output source, then it should be no problem.
I think the server is networked. What is quick proofing the RAWs?
How do I go about setting the Output folder to be on the a server. (Sorry if it's really obvious!)
Thanks for this.0 -
1.set quickproof jpeg size: prefernces-image-cache="preview image size"
2.process recipe-basic tab-format=quickproof (size of the output jpeg = preview image size")
set output folder: under "output location tool-store files-drop down menu-create a new folder on you server (if it's networked you'll see it in the sidebar.)
I believe there are scripts that will automatically process raws once all the following is set.0
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