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Tiff files not showing in browser/thumbnail window 8.1

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  • graham25
    This link demonstrates how a raw file that has been converted as a tif to the same folder as the raw file shows up in PM ( other browsers are available 😉 ) but does not show in C1 8.1. Worked fine in C1 8.0
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  • graham25
    😊 OK all sorted. Thanks to reply from support team I see the hide processed Tiff global filter was ticked.

    I know I hadn't gone into the view / global filter menu to tick it so either it's ticked by default which seems daft or more likely there' s an obscure keyboard shortcut I inadvertently activated. Will have to look into that one.
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  • Permanently deleted user
    It's a bug
    I have faced to the same issue during the import in a session, but only for some of them.
    after studing the difference between file, I saw the tiff file with an Alpha layer was never displayed.
    Then I strip these file from this layer and now I can import them.
    to do that, you can use 2 different tools
    - GIMP
    -ImageMagic
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  • Drew Altdo
    [quote="NN635559872590657227UL" wrote:
    It's a bug

    No, it is not.

    The OP simply had a feature turned on unkowingly.

    In regard to your findings, Capture One does not support Alpha Layers in TIFF display. This is not a bug, it is by design.
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  • Permanently deleted user
    [quote="Drew" wrote:
    This is not a bug, it is by design

    May be the word "bug" is a little bit inadequate.
    As I test C1 in order to know if I have an interest to move from a "more famous" sw to C1, the purpose of my messages are only to understand the issues and, as soon as I canto help to improve the usability of C1.
    What I meant on this topic, was, the alpha layer is a standard of TIFF for years, and it seem strange to make the choice of the breaking interoprerabilty as soon as it is not related to a technical issue.
    May be you should only warn the users that Tiff with alpha layer could not be properly displayed if this layer is use to manage transparency.

    regards
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  • Drew Altdo
    [quote="NN635559872590657227UL" wrote:

    What I meant on this topic...


    I appreciate the thought and it would be best served on another thread or perhaps your own.
    Anyone coming across this thread please note the OP's concern was solved with a change to settings in the View>Global Filters tool.
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