Adding an image as a variant...
Hi,
I used the "edit in" option to edit a RAW file in Affinity photo (as a tiff) and then when I saved it, it saved the edit as a separate image instead of a variant of the RAW file (i.e., they are not grouped together). Is there any way to accomplish this manually? Group the newly imported tiff image as a variant of the RAW file?
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Not that I know of. The tif (or psd) file is not what Capture One considers a variant. Capture One's grouping ability is quite limited compared to what one can do in Lightroom or even Aperture back in the day.
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A TIFF is not considered as a possible variant of a RAW in Capture One. "Variants" in Capture One are the equivalents of "virtual copies" in Lightroom. You can have however multiple variants between RAWs, multiple variants between TIFFs.
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> "Is there any way to accomplish this manually?"
Probably not. That TIFF is not a variant in C1 lingo. It is probably most about terminology. Saying "C1 variant" rather than just variant, may perhaps clarify things.
A C1 variant is not itself an image file, it is not even an image. A C1 variant is a set of adjustments to be applied to a source image before rendering the resulting image.
C1 can export/process a rendered C1 variant image (source + adjustments) to a new image file. The user may well think of the resulting image file as a variant, but that is in the mind of the user. That file is not a C1 variant even though it was created from one. To C1 that resulting file is an image file just like any other.
The C1 browser can group/stack C1 variants. Grouping/stacking image files using filename-base (file1.raw, file1.jpg, file1.tiff in one file1-group and fileX.raw, fileX.dng, fileX.psd, fileX.tiff in fileX-group) is a log standing wish.
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