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C1 21 Mac - Round Trip versions don't show in Album

Ben Jamieson

Hey all,

This one's driving me nuts since upgrading to C1 21

When I use "Edit With..." to round trip an image to PS, Nik, etc, the image shows up in the disk browser, but is never added to the working album - I have to locate in in the disk browser and manually drag it into my Project»Album, despite me using the Edit With... on the image in the Project » Album

It always used to just automatically display in the album once saved back.

What am I doing wrong - this is massively slowing down my workflow!

Capture One 21 Pro
Mac OS 11.5

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  • Permanently deleted user

    Hi Ben,

    Are you sure this came with v21 only ? Because when you "edit with...", you create an other variant (usually TIFF). When you work in a folder, this variant stays close to the original RAW. But for it to be transferred to an album, an action from your part should be needed I think.

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  • Ben Jamieson

    Hi Robert,

    I am 100%, and 100’s of wedding and property shoots, sure.

    My catalogue is referenced.

    I create a new project for each job. In that project, I create a base album, ‘All Images’.

    I then import, direct from the SD card, all RAWs from that job, into that album.

    Select a RAW, then ‘Edit with…’. Once edited, prior to 21, the edited tiff would, as you say, sit next to the parent RAW.

    Now, with 21, I have to drill down through the ‘Folders’ section, through my import hierarchy, locating YYYY/MM/DD/, then find the tiff (which has synced perfectly) and drag it up to the album.

    I *never* had to do this before. It’s a nightmare!

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  • Permanently deleted user

    Select a RAW, then ‘Edit with…’. Once edited, prior to 21, the edited tiff would, as you say, sit next to the parent RAW.

    Hi Ben,

    What you say is the normal way of working for folders in catalogues. But what I know with albums is that the filling of them is not automatic, and depends only upon the willing of the user. You must drag and drop to fill in the albums. It has always been like that, to my knowledge. For projects, however, I don't know. 

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  • Ben Jamieson

    Nope. It's never been like that.

    Works perfectly, as always, if I select Affinity Photo in the "Edit With..." menu. The new edit (tif) is created and appears immediately next to it's RAW in the browser strip.

    Just not with Photoshop or Nik.

     

     

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