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Compare with original

PascalTurbo
Hi There,

is there a (hidden) feature in Capture One to compare the current edit state with the original state by one click?

Sure I could make a copy and compare both side by side - but I don't need that alway.

Bests
Chris
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  • Benjamin Liddle
    In 10.1, you can quickly revert to the "original" version by holding alt while clicking the reset button in the toolbar
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  • Gillian Carroll
    Is there a keyboard shortcut for the reset button (or can assign one) ? I work with the keyboard/wacom on my lap and assigning shortcuts to use with my left hand is easier !

    I did search so apologies if I over looked it 😊
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  • Paul Steunebrink
    Currently there is no shortcut for the Master Temporary Reset, as it is called in the release notes. Hopefully it will in the future.
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  • cdc
    For a global adjustment reset:

    Command + R will reset all adjustments.
    Command + Z will undo said reset to get you back to your edited state.

    A discussion debating the pro's and con's of this method can be found here: viewtopic.php?f=68&t=25656
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  • Ian Wilson
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    There is a slight difference between using Alt and the reset button, and using Cmd R. I notice that Alt with the reset button rests all adjustments except crop. But the reset button by itself (or Cmd-R) resets the crop as well.

    Ian
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