Saving Layers Structure
Is there a way to set up a "template" so that when I import photos, and click on a photo, it will apply a set of default "layers" so I don't have to create these each time. I like to separate my adjustments for flexibility and trying to create these every time is really time consuming.
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I use a little AppleScript for that:
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-- Add Layer Structure
tell application "Capture One 21"
tell layers of primary variant
-- create a new layers named Cor and Struct
set corLayer to make new layer with properties {name:"Cor", kind:adjustment} at end
set structLayer to make new layer with properties {name:"Struct", kind:adjustment} at end
tell structLayer
fill mask
end tell
tell corLayer
fill mask
end tell
end tell
end tell
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You can assign a shortcut to that script, but not at import.
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I think that you could do what you want if you create a style. So get an image with the layers you want. If you want no adjustments on them, set them back to zero. Then save as a style. Not a thing I much do, so rather than me trying to explain how, you could google it. Or try this video from Paul Reiffer.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJR5MCXwxPA
But then once you have got your style you can have it applied to images on Import. In the import dialog box, there is an option to apply a style (see my screenshot).
Ian
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Thank you Ian. But that's not quite what I'm looking to do. I want to be able to save layers and have them applied at import to set up my way of working. But thank you!
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Phenomenal. .. thank you for the info Kassur!
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You are Wellcome!
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Same need here. I built a collection/structure of layers that each combines a number of different frequently-used adjustments. Using the opacity sliders I create the right look for each photo. Right now, I need to copy the layers from a previous session each time I get started. It would be great to be able to save an entire layer structure so I can easily load it when I need it.
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