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applying only one adjustment to other files--how??

Stan11
Lets say i have a batch of twenty files and they all have slightly different fine tuned adjustments applied..

Is it possible to then do a batch adjustment to all the files for only one of the adjustments...e.g.- after doing all my adjustments to all the files I decide that i want to change the sharpening or the profile for all the files but leave the exposure and white balances untouched...can this selective adjustment be batched to all the others..
the way i see it when i copy an adjustment it copies all the adjustments and pastes...and this would cause me to lose the adjustments to the other files...
anyone found a way to do this or am I just not seeing the way?

Thanks
Stan
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  • Mikkel Selsøe
    Yes you can. After copying the settings, go to the Adjustments tab and untick the settings you don't want to copy. Then apply to the rest of the images. See:
    http://www.phaseone.com/HOME/Content/Su ... 20-%20Main
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  • von Pamer
    The link is dead. Please update.

    When I try what is suggested the adjustment tab re-sets when I proceed to the next image i.e. what I un-checked has been re-checked.
    If the idea is to copy one setting (in this case the sharpening) then it is faster to do that then to un-tick the settings each time it re-sets for the next image.

    Any advice would be great.
    Thank you,
    John

    Capture One 5.2.1
    OS 10.6.8
    Macbook pro 2.3 GHz
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  • Drew Altdo
    Perhaps it is best if you start here;

    http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL ... ature=plcp
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