Rotate multiple images on mac using cmd alt l shortcut

Checos

• 12 de septiembre de 2017 06:04

Hello,
I am using Capture one 10.1.2. on mac El Captain.
My question is: Can I rotate clockwise or anticlockwise bunch of pictures marked in capture one using shortcut "cmd alt l" ? When I do that on my capture one I am able only to rotate first of marked photos and rest stay unchanged. However when I use "rotate left " command from mouse right click menu all of the images are rotated.
Is this bug on my computer or intended feature?
I tried to assign shortcut to rotate left in shortcuts menu but this is already assigned to "cmd alt l" which as I said doesn't work on all marked (chosen) pictures.

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  Permanently deleted user

  • 29 de abril de 2023 12:00
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  Has this issue ever been solved? It's 6 years later, and I also can't figure out how to rotate multiple images. I'm using an M2 Macbook Pro with Ventura.  

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  Ian Wilson

  Moderator

  • 29 de abril de 2023 12:39

  

  Hi Maike - I've just answered this for you on Facebook. (By the way try to change your name here to your proper name not FirstName LastName.)

  For the benefit of any one else reading this, here is the answer I gave on the Facebook Capture One Technical Forum group on FB.

  I assume that you want to do some thing like rotate all the images by 90 degrees, clockwise or anti-clockwise. If that assumption is correct, do it like this.

  (1) Make sure that Edit All Selected Variants is enabled (on the Image menu)

  (2) In the browser, select all the images you want to rotate.

  (3) On the Adjustments menu click on Rotation, and select the one you want - for instance Rotate Left.

  They should all rotate at once.

  Ian

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