batch processing ??

NN167604UL2

• November 17, 2009 13:18

[color=#4040FF]hey

I ´m new on capture one pro 5 . I´m used to CO 3.7 wich was very usefull and easy to work on !

I´m a digital operator and when i work on a shoot i often have to create small jpegs for the clients .

i have 2 question :

1 : how do i select all images and then process them all ( i used tu do "Apple + A" then Apple + D)

2 : Is there a way for me to create a small jpeg in a separate file each time i have a RAW file coming in teatherd . that would be much easyer for me then processing in to small jpegs in the evenings .....

thank you so much

Carl

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  NN167604UL2

  • November 17, 2009 13:26

  solved first question : to process all selected pictures the "1" box on top has to be grey not orange .

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  Paul Steunebrink

  • November 17, 2009 14:24

  [quote="NN167604UL" wrote:
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  2 : Is there a way for me to create a small jpeg in a separate file each time i have a RAW file coming in teatherd . that would be much easyer for me then processing in to small jpegs in the evenings .....

  
  No (not that I am aware off). As an alternative you could process to small jpegs in the morning... 😉

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  Jonathan Gilbert

  • November 17, 2009 16:53

  [quote="Paul_E" wrote:
  

  [quote="NN167604UL" wrote:
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  2 : Is there a way for me to create a small jpeg in a separate file each time i have a RAW file coming in teatherd . that would be much easyer for me then processing in to small jpegs in the evenings .....

  
  No (not that I am aware off). As an alternative you could process to small jpegs in the morning... 😉

  
  
  Use quickproof and it will be blazing fast. Doing it at the end of a shot or end of the day also means that the jpegs will match all the edits and changes to color/exposure you do, not just what the camera was set to at the point of capture.

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  NN167604UL2

  • November 18, 2009 09:32

  thank you guys !

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