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Prevent token recognition in watermark

peredin123
I want to create a metadata watermark (ISO, aperture, focal length and shutter speed).

Can I somehow insert the literal word "ISO" in my watermark? Every time I type "ISO" it is converted to the token ISO.

Thanks in advance! /Per
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  • Jim_DK
    This is just the auto-fill behavior.

    Type ISO, then tap esc to cancel the auto-fill. You should then have a text element.
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  • peredin123
    Unfortunately not, it inserts the token "ISO" and moves the input cursor to the end of the input field.
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  • Jim_DK
    Contact support so they can assist: http://support.phaseone.com
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  • Ian Wilson
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    I see the same behaviour - it puts in the token, and I can't make it just use the text ISO. (Not that I am a great user of watermarks, but I was curious. I'd be interested if you could post back here with any answer that Support come up with, Per.)

    Ian
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  • John Doe
    I've just tried the following and it seems to work : first type "IS O whatever" (with a space between S and O), then move the cursor back to where the space is and delete it. That way the auto-fill system will stay quiet.
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  • peredin123
    I reported it to Phase One support and got the following response:


    Hi

    If you use capitals it is correct that it does this.

    Workaround is to use lower case or write it in Job name instead and use jobname token.

    It should be possible to press escape or arrow forward to come around this so we will report it as a bug.


    Let's hope they fix it as soon as possible.
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  • SFA
    [quote="E, Per" wrote:
    I want to create a metadata watermark (ISO, aperture, focal length and shutter speed).

    Can I somehow insert the literal word "ISO" in my watermark? Every time I type "ISO" it is converted to the token ISO.

    Thanks in advance! /Per


    Are your "aperture", "focal length" and "shutter speed" watermarks also text or are they tokens?

    If tokens, what purpose does the text "ISO" have as part of the watermark?

    Just curious - it seems unconventional so I assume you have a specific purpose for it?


    Grant
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