The following project/idea I originally produced for the Project Lemonade series for Digital Transitions webinars. The following is a short version of it, if you want to see the full webinar visit and sign up to the DT archive here. Before we get started… For part 1, we will concentrate on writing the script as if we are mirroring the same logic of using Capture One UI and UX concepts. I’m fully aware there are several approaches, model shortcuts, logic and advanced syntax to ultimately achieve the same results. However, this “parity”… Read More

An intro series to scripting Capture One, with Ben Liddle Splitting hairs: Variants v. Images The thumbnails in Capture One’s browser pane are technically variants. A variant is a unique set of rendering instructions for a given source raw (or TIF, JPG, etc) image file. These instructions are lightweight (few hundred Kb at most), so you can think of these as virtual copies of your image files. Every image file you view in Capture One has at least one variant; unless you objectively create a new variant, there’ll be a 1:1 ratio… Read More