Hi,
what I am interested in, as DxO does not provide plug-ins for Capture One, if I select 10 images in C1 and pass those 10 images to PureRAW - how many images will actually open in PureRAW?
That would be 10, assuming they are all cameraRAW files. If you count the exports then 20
Have you tried it?
I asked because DxO PL, for example, only displays the last image. Support told me that it was a bug and they would try to fix it in one of the next versions. So I am interested in how it really looks with PureRAW and not how it is in theory.
I am a beginner with PureRAW: I am using the PureRAW DNG files for entry into Capture One and it works
@RobiWann Yes, that works as expected. Select all RAW files in CaptureOne and right-click or choose from the menu “Open With…” and select DxO PureRAW. It will open with all the files from CaptureOne, ready to be processed. This works with hundreds and thousands of images.
Depending on your PR process settings, the resulting DNG files will either be saved into a subfolder where the RAW files are or into the same directory as the RAW files. If it is the same directory and you’re using a CaptureOne session, the DNGs will automatically show up in your session. In case of a catalog or when using a subfolder, you will have to manually import the DNGs.
Even though I use sessions, I always process into a subfolder so that when I import the DNGs into the session, I can have it apply automatic adjustments.
I am using DXO PureRaw 4 w/CP1. I’m working on figuring out the best workflow. I normally import all my RAW files into CP1 and cull out what I don’t want to edit and/or keep. Since DXO will not be a Plug In w/CP1, this would require me to export my original RAW files that I want to denoise and process them in DXO, creating the DNG file. And then export from DXO into CP1.
I have now tried another method. I purchased FastRaw Viewer so I can preview my files while still on my CFE B card…before transfer to CP1. I generally know ahead of time which files will need DXO processing. I review these files and tag the ones that I want to process and likely keep. These files are processed with DXO and go into a DXO folder. I then export these files AND the original Raw files into CP1 using DXO’s automated process. This not only saved me ‘time’, but also allowed me to limit the raw files to only those that match up with the DNG processed files when importing into CP1. So far…so good. I have to say that I am pleasantly amazed at how good/great these processed pics are. I should have said that I process with DXO before I do any editing on these files with CP1.
I will gladly accept other workflow suggestions.