Capture One Accessing Other Specialty Software

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• September 17, 2018 17:44

I currently have a trial version of Capture One 11. I was also planning to leverage Media Pro in my workflow (currently licensed). However, given the recent announcement, I will likely move to Photo Supreme for cataloguing. I have two questions related to my planned workflow: (1) What is the best approach to retaining metadata when passing photos catalogued in Photo Supreme to Capture One for post processing? AND (2) In some cases, I plan to use other specialty software for "technical" editing. What is the best approach for retaining all previous metadata with the newly edited photos since I may want to apply some additional edits in Capture One?

Thanks in advance for any help/advice ...

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  Richard Allen

  • September 18, 2018 11:52

  I've just moved over to Imatch and am finding it really good at cataloguing, maybe give that a try?

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  RobiWan

  • September 21, 2018 16:17

  [quote="JeffreyD" wrote:
  (1) What is the best approach to retaining metadata when passing photos catalogued in Photo Supreme to Capture One for post processing?
  

  
  
  In my opinion - the best way is no edit/ change metadata in C1. PSU is great software for cataloging and C1 for RAW editing.
  Work with metadata only on one place
  
  

  [quote="JeffreyD" wrote:
  
  AND (2) In some cases, I plan to use other specialty software for "technical" editing. What is the best approach for retaining all previous metadata with the newly edited photos since I may want to apply some additional edits in Capture One?
  

  
  
  The same as point 1. Why do you want to have metadata (or what you you mean with metadata) in different programs like C1?
  
  

  [quote="Richard Allen" wrote:
  I've just moved over to Imatch and am finding it really good at cataloguing, maybe give that a try?

  
  
  Ans where is the answer to his question?
  Imatch makes here nothing better or worse than PSU.

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