Walter Rowe
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Walter Rowe commented,
You need to learn how to use ScriptEditor and the Capture One dictionary and object model. The selection returned is a list of variants. All variants have a "parent image". The IPTC title field in ...
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Walter Rowe commented,
set photo's parent image's name to photo's status title name belong to the parent image of a variant. changing the name also renames the file. is that what you intend to do?
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Walter Rowe commented,
macOS provides an application event interface and the ability to provide an AppleScript / JavaScript language definition that lets Capture One do this. I don't know that Windows offers that.
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Walter Rowe commented,
I think the 'primary variant' is the highlighted variant in a selection?
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Walter Rowe commented,
In my experience you do NOT need to check the Pack as EIP checkbox. Checking "Include Adjustments" does exactly what it says. What is missing is that the if you use tokens to populate subfolders wi...
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Walter Rowe commented,
This is my script that uses GPS info to get city, county, state, country, country code. It populates IPTC fields and adds a hierarchical keyword to each image. ---- this script looks for EXIF GPS l...
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Walter Rowe commented,
Rick - I just found Location Helper when looking at the JSON Helper page. I will have to play with it to see if it is any better than parsing JSON from a direct google maps api fetch.
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Walter Rowe commented,
I tried this script. Changing these lines got lat and long as pure degrees where no conversion was necessary. set lat to get EXIF latitude of its parent image as realset long to get EXIF longitude ...
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Walter Rowe commented,
Genius! Works perfectly. Thanks!
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How do I create multi-level hierarchical keywords?
With make keyword you can specify a keyword and a parent as strings. This will create a parent keyword with a corresponding child. I want to create a hierarchical keyword that is more than one leve...