11-02-2017, 08:23 PM
quite a summary...
In some aspects I still think, C1 was never aimed or planned as a DAM, it just so happened they patched some functions in.
You're right about restarting it can make the whole stuff more fluent, I think it just empties the "redo-memory"
I sometimes missed the possibility to clone only some edits to other originals, but there's a way to do it. The tiny arrow from down left to top right on top right corner of the tool palet can do so. In the browser tab you can select the source picture, then select the target pictures, click on the double arrow and decide which edit you like to clone to the others.
And the library functions are stepchild of Phase One, there's no other way to see that. I still have to repair one library. It was my fault it went south with it, but the repair actions are troublesome.
There's version 11 coming soon but in that library part you can't hope for improvements. If there was a better way together with Media Pro, I'll bite the price - but the demo I tried was shockingly unrefined.
In some aspects I still think, C1 was never aimed or planned as a DAM, it just so happened they patched some functions in.
You're right about restarting it can make the whole stuff more fluent, I think it just empties the "redo-memory"
I sometimes missed the possibility to clone only some edits to other originals, but there's a way to do it. The tiny arrow from down left to top right on top right corner of the tool palet can do so. In the browser tab you can select the source picture, then select the target pictures, click on the double arrow and decide which edit you like to clone to the others.
And the library functions are stepchild of Phase One, there's no other way to see that. I still have to repair one library. It was my fault it went south with it, but the repair actions are troublesome.
There's version 11 coming soon but in that library part you can't hope for improvements. If there was a better way together with Media Pro, I'll bite the price - but the demo I tried was shockingly unrefined.