Overview
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Effectively manage your images with Capture One Pro. See how to select the right catalog structure; work with metadata, keywords, and file naming; and filter and sort your photos.
Syllabus
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Introduction
- Welcome
- What you need to know before starting
- Windows and Mac terminology
- A note about backing up your work
- Choose a session or catalog
- Choose a managed or referenced catalog
- Import files for a managed catalog
- Import files for a referenced catalog
- Import files for a session
- Integrate a session into a managed catalog
- Integrate a session into a referenced catalog
- Use the Import Session command
- Understand the user collections area
- Create a project in user collections
- Add an album to user collections
- Add pictures to an existing album
- Add pictures to a project
- Configure a Smart Album in user collections
- Make a group in user collections
- Show info for albums and projects
- Set and add to a Selects album
- Export projects and albums as catalogs
- Import travel catalogs into a master catalog
- The Folders panel
- Move files on the hard drive via the Folders panel
- Synchronize a folder
- Locate missing masters
- Work with your masters offline
- Show and hide the folder hierarchy
- Add a folder and move images into it
- Put a catalog on a network
- Make a referenced catalog managed
- Customize your file names on import (tokens)
- Create a file naming preset
- Create and apply a metadata preset
- Add metadata to your images on import
- Reset text completions
- Batch rename images
- Add keywords via the Metadata tool tab
- Edit mistyped keywords or delete them
- Delete keywords from an entire catalog
- Overview of the Filters panel
- Add and subtract filters from the panel
- Star ratings and color tags in Filters
- Use keywords in the Filters panel
- Use global filters
- Sort thumbnails by various criteria
- Save search results as albums
- Next steps
