To create a new Recipe, click the + button at the bottom of the Process Recipes panel. If you’re going to output that format more than once, save yourself some time by creating a Process Recipe preset.
You can change the file format from the Format pulldown under the Process Recipe > Basic section. I use TIFF format for all images that I bring back into Capture One if I, for example, went to Photoshop to do some extensive cloning. Therefore, if you intend to import your images back into Capture One, avoid Photoshop PSD files. Export FormatsĬapture One Pro supports images in JPEG, JPEG QuickProof, JPEG XR, JPEG 2000, TIFF, DNG, PNG and PSD file formats. When you first install Capture One there are a number of Recipes, but I created most of the above. Click on the picture you wish to print.In the Output screen you can create and select Process Recipes, which are used to export your images into various formats and sizes.Search for Photos and click the top result to open the app.To print an image (as-is) with Photos, use these steps: Windows 10 also comes with the Photos app, which allows you to edit and print pictures easily. In the "Print Pictures" experience, there's also an Options link that allows you to access some additional settings, including "Sharpen for printing" and "Only show options that are compatible with my printer." Also, you can click adjust the "Color Management" settings (not recommended), and you can click the "Printer properties" option to change other printer settings specific to your model. Once you complete the steps, the print job will be sent to the printer you selected. (Optional) Use the Copies of each picture option to specify how many prints you want.(Optional) Clear the Fit picture to frame option to prevent parts of the image from getting cut off.(These options may be different per printer manufacturer and model.) Quick tip: Usually, you can find this information printed on the box of the paper. Use the "Paper type" menu and select the type of paper you'll be using with the printer.Source: Windows Central (Image credit: Source: Windows Central)
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