Where is my "saved" .tif?

tourtelot

• 1 juillet 2005 16:42

I have my \"save preferences\" set to save as .tif. I finish working on a raw file opened from a folder of RAW fiules downloaded from my D70. I hit \"save.\" I CANNOT find the .tif file to continue on in PSCS. I have done every search except *.tif (there would be thousands!), by the raw file name, looked in Captures, Images, the original folder, etc. Can't find it. Someone please be patient and point me in the right direction. Thanks.

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  tourtelot

  • 1 juillet 2005 16:44

  Sorry. C1 LE v3.7

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  Anonymous

  • 1 juillet 2005 22:06

  tourtelot,
  
  I believe the Preference setting you refer to is for naming purposes only.
  The Save you're selecting is saving image adjustment data.
  
  Create your TIFF files using the Process Tab.
  The basic workflow is:
  > Select Thumbnail > make image adjustments > under Batch Editor click icon Process the selected capture
  
  So that you will always know where the processed file goes, Click the icon: Change the current folder for processed images
  and be sure to check the box
  Always process images to associated image folder
  and your TIFFs will always end-up in a Develops folder within your RAW file folder.
  
  Sincerely,
  
  k c

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  tourtelot

  • 2 juillet 2005 00:27

  Thanks. I understand that even if I go to File>Save, the application will not save my white balanced raw as a .tif unles I \"process\" it. Is this correct? If so, what does the Files>Save function do and how about the auto-save upon quitting function. Sorry, I can't figure this one out.

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  Anonymous

  • 6 juillet 2005 18:15

  tourtelot,
  
  Capture One is different from other software in that the RAW image file does not get edited in any manner. Original means it stays intact as captured.
  The File > Save you're referring to will save all your image adjustment data within the .C1w file. This is the Work file / Thumbnail image. The data saved includes:
  

  White Balance
  Color
  Crop
  Rotation
  Exposure Sliders
  Film Curve
  Sharpening
  Noise parameters
  MetaData

  
  
  There are also Preference settings that establish when these adjustment data are saved while working on a Session / Collection.
  File > Preferences > Save Options tab.
  A setting of Save when changing an image or excessive Saving may tax system resources.
  
  http://forum.phaseone.com/viewtopic.php?t=665
  
  The above link is to a Forum post where we discuss saving and archiving jobs in detail. There is also a Tips & Tricks article on archiving at:
  http://www.phaseone.com/Content/Softwar ... tings.aspx
  
  Sincerely,
  
  k c

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