Hi there,
I found this ols post because I currently have a similar problem.
From now on I have hundreds of ignored directories that are displayed to me.
At least these are all directories from my capture one sessions.
because there are many sessions in my structure there are a lot of these ignored ...
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- 31 Jul 23 17:15
- Forum: Photo Supreme
- Topic: what's the deal with a strike-through, greyed-out folder?
- Replies: 6
- Views: 10521
- 05 Nov 21 12:08
- Forum: Photo Supreme
- Topic: Running often used scripts... via button??
- Replies: 1
- Views: 1433
Running often used scripts... via button??
Hello, everyone,
I have now written a number of (for me) very helpful scripts that relate to the selected files.
Currently I always start them via CTRL-SHIFT-X by calling the script editor and opening the required script.
This is of course possible, but it is cumbersome if you have to keep opening ...
I have now written a number of (for me) very helpful scripts that relate to the selected files.
Currently I always start them via CTRL-SHIFT-X by calling the script editor and opening the required script.
This is of course possible, but it is cumbersome if you have to keep opening ...
- 21 Oct 21 8:17
- Forum: Photo Supreme
- Topic: Wrong presantation of the cropped part of a photo
- Replies: 8
- Views: 3979
Re: Wrong presantation of the cropped part of a photo
Hello @HCS,
unfortunately I wasn't aware of your last respone until now... :-(
This is still an unsolved topic for me and yes, I use Capture One, and I have used it until now as a catalog.
Because of your advice, I tried the session mode with an example folder, but PSU still doesn't show my Capture ...
unfortunately I wasn't aware of your last respone until now... :-(
This is still an unsolved topic for me and yes, I use Capture One, and I have used it until now as a catalog.
Because of your advice, I tried the session mode with an example folder, but PSU still doesn't show my Capture ...
- 20 Sep 21 15:01
- Forum: Photo Supreme
- Topic: Filtering Files with long exposure times by script
- Replies: 7
- Views: 3198
Re: Filtering Files with long exposure times by script
Hi,
I found my mistake, but I have no clue what the correct syntax is.
if (LeftStr('%xmp:exif:ExposureTime',2) <> '1/') then
This if-clause returns always the string %xmp:exif:ExposureTime (left(...),2) --> %x because I placed quotation marks around.
So the if-clause never could get true.
What is ...
I found my mistake, but I have no clue what the correct syntax is.
if (LeftStr('%xmp:exif:ExposureTime',2) <> '1/') then
This if-clause returns always the string %xmp:exif:ExposureTime (left(...),2) --> %x because I placed quotation marks around.
So the if-clause never could get true.
What is ...
- 18 Sep 21 8:49
- Forum: Photo Supreme
- Topic: Filtering Files with long exposure times by script
- Replies: 7
- Views: 3198
Re: Filtering Files with long exposure times by script
Hello Hert,
thank you for your explanation with the DNG's.
To explain: No, I don't need both for one photo.
I converted Nikon-NEF files to DNG's up to a year ago and deleted the NEF's.
Today I use Fuji-RAF files (without DNG's).
Nevertheless, I would like to be able to use the 'old' DNG's as well ...
thank you for your explanation with the DNG's.
To explain: No, I don't need both for one photo.
I converted Nikon-NEF files to DNG's up to a year ago and deleted the NEF's.
Today I use Fuji-RAF files (without DNG's).
Nevertheless, I would like to be able to use the 'old' DNG's as well ...
- 17 Sep 21 17:09
- Forum: Photo Supreme
- Topic: Filtering Files with long exposure times by script
- Replies: 7
- Views: 3198
Re: Filtering Files with long exposure times by script
So,
meanwhile I tried to code this script adopting another filter script from Hert.
Unfortunately, I didn't get it!
Does anyboady knows what might be wrong?
function Initialize: Boolean;
begin
Screen.Cursor := crHourglass;
result:= true;
end;
procedure Finalize;
begin
Screen.Cursor ...
meanwhile I tried to code this script adopting another filter script from Hert.
Unfortunately, I didn't get it!
Does anyboady knows what might be wrong?
function Initialize: Boolean;
begin
Screen.Cursor := crHourglass;
result:= true;
end;
procedure Finalize;
begin
Screen.Cursor ...
- 16 Sep 21 16:25
- Forum: Photo Supreme
- Topic: Filtering Files with long exposure times by script
- Replies: 7
- Views: 3198
Re: Filtering Files with long exposure times by script
Additional Question:
For 'original' RAW Files, %xmp:exif:ExposureTime seems to be allways available.
For my converted Adobe-DNG Files, this variable is allways empty.
Does anyboady know if there is any other variable which I could use for DNG's to read the exposure time?
btw. aperture and iso are ...
For 'original' RAW Files, %xmp:exif:ExposureTime seems to be allways available.
For my converted Adobe-DNG Files, this variable is allways empty.
Does anyboady know if there is any other variable which I could use for DNG's to read the exposure time?
btw. aperture and iso are ...
- 16 Sep 21 14:31
- Forum: Photo Supreme
- Topic: Filtering Files with long exposure times by script
- Replies: 7
- Views: 3198
Filtering Files with long exposure times by script
Hi there,
I'm shooting often with natural density filters and long exposure times.
There is a little extra workflow step for these files, why I implemented a little mark in the thumbnail info that shows the exposure time for all files with more than 1 second exposure.
See the code below.
My ...
I'm shooting often with natural density filters and long exposure times.
There is a little extra workflow step for these files, why I implemented a little mark in the thumbnail info that shows the exposure time for all files with more than 1 second exposure.
See the code below.
My ...
- 02 Sep 21 11:02
- Forum: Photo Supreme
- Topic: unable to remove former hierarchical lightroom keyword structures in RAW Files
- Replies: 2
- Views: 1627
Re: unable to remove former hierarchical lightroom keyword structures in RAW Files
Hello Hert,
OK, thank you for your advice.
Yes, the setting was off, not by intention, but it was off.
Furthermore I had to set the setting to allow RAW-File writing. I wasn't aware about these settings.
So, the keywords were shown in Photosupreme and I was able to delete them and rewrite them to ...
OK, thank you for your advice.
Yes, the setting was off, not by intention, but it was off.
Furthermore I had to set the setting to allow RAW-File writing. I wasn't aware about these settings.
So, the keywords were shown in Photosupreme and I was able to delete them and rewrite them to ...
- 02 Sep 21 9:54
- Forum: Photo Supreme
- Topic: unable to remove former hierarchical lightroom keyword structures in RAW Files
- Replies: 2
- Views: 1627
unable to remove former hierarchical lightroom keyword structures in RAW Files
Hi there,
I'm getting more and more into PhotoSupreme, but I'm still struggeling with some really ugly metadata (hierarchical keyword) problems.
Briefly about the background of the problem:
I switched from Lightroom and photoshop to a combination of PhotoSupreme and Capture One.
Accordingly, I ...
I'm getting more and more into PhotoSupreme, but I'm still struggeling with some really ugly metadata (hierarchical keyword) problems.
Briefly about the background of the problem:
I switched from Lightroom and photoshop to a combination of PhotoSupreme and Capture One.
Accordingly, I ...
- 31 Aug 21 8:28
- Forum: Photo Supreme
- Topic: Reading and Writing Color Labels
- Replies: 6
- Views: 3278
Re: Reading and Writing Color Labels
Thank you mjbiggs!!
I have to edit your code a little bit to work for my needs, but now I have the missing codesnips.
Great!
I have to edit your code a little bit to work for my needs, but now I have the missing codesnips.
Great!
- 25 Aug 21 9:25
- Forum: Photo Supreme
- Topic: Reading and Writing Color Labels
- Replies: 6
- Views: 3278
Re: Reading and Writing Color Labels
May I ask again I anyboady can help how to read and WRITE Color Labels via script?
- 22 Aug 21 15:32
- Forum: Photo Supreme
- Topic: Reading and Writing Color Labels
- Replies: 6
- Views: 3278
Re: Reading and Writing Color Labels
Hi G8DHE,
yes, this is the necessary field, but how can you read and write this field via script ??
yes, this is the necessary field, but how can you read and write this field via script ??
- 22 Aug 21 11:40
- Forum: Photo Supreme
- Topic: Reading and Writing Color Labels
- Replies: 6
- Views: 3278
Reading and Writing Color Labels
Hi,
another question.
I would like to set the color label of a photo if some conditions are true, as part of a bigger script that does some more checks.
Therefore if would like to first check the conditions (that's easily done for me), if the conditions are true, I would like to read the current ...
another question.
I would like to set the color label of a photo if some conditions are true, as part of a bigger script that does some more checks.
Therefore if would like to first check the conditions (that's easily done for me), if the conditions are true, I would like to read the current ...
- 21 Aug 21 8:47
- Forum: Photo Supreme
- Topic: Read xmp:photoshop:DateCreated with a script
- Replies: 2
- Views: 1583
Re: Read xmp:photoshop:DateCreated with a script
Oh wow!
Thank you very much Hert!
The three different versions are perferct to get a better understanding.
Is there any other Object Reference than here? -> https://repository.idimager.com/documentation/
It very hard to find here anything. And if you find an object hat might fit, is the description ...
Thank you very much Hert!
The three different versions are perferct to get a better understanding.
Is there any other Object Reference than here? -> https://repository.idimager.com/documentation/
It very hard to find here anything. And if you find an object hat might fit, is the description ...