Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Medium Format / Film / Digital Backs – and Large Sensor Photography => Topic started by: stevecoleccs on July 19, 2007, 01:45:20 pm
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Hello Everyone - I'm posting this in this fourm instead of the the Digital Processing forum
because everyone here has or does shoot teathered with their MFB -
When shooting teathered on location is it wise to make a new Session for every subject
matter ie: inside the house, backyard, in driveway etc... or is it best to just put all
the files in one big folder & catalog & keyword by subject later.
thanks ~ cole
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It is hard to say...It can be quicker to just do a new session for every "photo" or scene. Makes naming a little quicker. If I shoot a catalog every outfit is a new session.
Best of luck.
ken
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You can add a sub-folder to the session and make several of them for each shot. If you open up your Capture One software and look under Help menu. Look under Chapter 4 / Section 3.3.1 Working With Sessions, you will see how to add sub-folders under one session.
Chris Lawery
Sales Manager
Capture Integration
www.captureintegration.com
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By the way - is there a place you recommend to demo a Megavision on a Seed Graphic?
~ cole
You can add a sub-folder to the session and make several of them for each shot. If you open up your Capture One software and look under Help menu. Look under Chapter 4 / Section 3.3.1 Working With Sessions, you will see how to add sub-folders under one session.
Chris Lawery
Sales Manager
Capture Integration
www.captureintegration.com
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Hey Chris - That works perfect - so in a nutshell I can:
1 - Make a new session
2 - Go ahead & make folders if I want to & name according to the subject or product
3 - Set the corrosponding subject folder to the as the Capture folder
4 - Repeat for each subject or product
Big Thanks again ~ cole
You can add a sub-folder to the session and make several of them for each shot. If you open up your Capture One software and look under Help menu. Look under Chapter 4 / Section 3.3.1 Working With Sessions, you will see how to add sub-folders under one session.
Chris Lawery
Sales Manager
Capture Integration
www.captureintegration.com
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Wow.. I'll have to see where you can get that demo!
Chris Lawery
Sales Manager
Capture Integration
www.captureintegration.com
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... a Megavision on a Speed Graphic?
~ cole
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This sounds good. Cole The Famous.
Seriously, be sure to keep us posted.
-H.
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Tim Palmer says they might be able to do it...
Chris Lawery
Capture Integration