Capture One only saving info data not adjustment data

NN636897601841611369UL

• 8 de abril de 2019 00:05

I am using Capture One to sort and do pre adjustments on the raw files to then drag and drop onto a droplet to run an action.
This is something I have done in the past with Lightroom but before dragging to the droplet I would usually have to save the metadata to the files before doing so or it would use the original exposures etc from the RAW file which would result in overexposed images based on my droplet settings.
I have tried using the sync metadata option on the images but this seems to only save the ratings and other non visual related metadata. I also notice that when I go into adobe bridge to see if the xmp file is applying the changes from Capture One and it is not. Using Mac

Can someone please help me with this, it is very important to my workflow

Thanks

Dylan

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  SFA

  • 8 de abril de 2019 09:50

  An I right in understanding that you are converting and editing RAW files using Capture One and expecting the edit data to appear in an XMP file that is usable by Adobe products?
  
  Or have I missed something?
  
  
  Grant

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  NN636897601841611369UL

  • 8 de abril de 2019 10:24

  That sounds about right.
  
  I want to organise, rate, colour correct, adjust exposures and then have these changes appear when viewing them in Adobe Raw, Bridge etc. So far this saves only ratings, keywords etc but not the exposures, colour corrections etc.
  
  Thanks

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  SFA

  • 8 de abril de 2019 13:15

  NN636897601841611369UL wrote:
  That sounds about right.
  
  I want to organise, rate, colour correct, adjust exposures and then have these changes appear when viewing them in Adobe Raw, Bridge etc. So far this saves only ratings, keywords etc but not the exposures, colour corrections etc.
  
  Thanks

  
  
  Yep. Thats how things will work.
  
  Different technologies for processing and they will not understand each other. Some of the EXIF information can be shared and most of the IPTC information if all applications used all of the same fields of the many available in the standard.
  
  Edit information will require you to export a file of a type the target application can use. In it you will have embedded the information about the edits to give the target application the starting point it needs. You will be able to see the results but not the individual edits since they would not mean anything to the target software.
  
  To put that in very basic terms - you cannot do what you want to do n the way you want to do it.
  
  But there are other approaches that people use very successfully. Whether you want to discover them and use them is entirely up to you.
  
  HTH.
  
  
  Grant

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