Mamiya DM System, User Manual

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Chapter 1 - Basic info
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Chapter 11 - Using the software
about batch
About batches
After the output recipe is created, mark the files to be processed. Now choose File>Process, or
press Process button. The batch of files will be processed to the selected output folder.
If you wish to Process all selected instead of just one, first select the images you wish to process
then press Process or choose File>Process.
Capture One has been designed to process batches of images quickly and efficiently.
The Batch of files will start processing immediately after choosing File>Process or Process button.
Batch processing can work in two ways depending on your preference:
By default, processing happens in the background without noticeable effect on the performance of
the application.
There is the option to stop the batch queue, enabling it to process images when other work has
finished or overnight.
To set the application to work in this way, go to the Batch Tool tab. At the bottom of the tab, press
the Stop button. Processing will not commence until this has been reset to Start.
When there are a large number of images in the batch queue, processing priority can be changed by
dragging and dropping unprocessed files around in the queue.
You can always remove files from the batch queue by marking the file or files and pressing
backspace(mac).
History
The batch tool tab shows a history of all recent files that have been processed. If for any reason,
there is a need for further copies of these images, the relevant ones can be selected and the
‘Reprocess’ button selected.