Edit In dialog

[MikeFromMesa]

I do frequent exporting of images from C1 to Photoshop or other editors for specific types of adjustments and use the Edit In command so the images I send contain the C1 adjustments I have already made. I typically send a tiff because I am working with a raw image and want 16 bit color depth but the Edit In dialog box is always set to a resolution of 300 pixels/inch. I understand why but since I don't print any photos I would like to change the default to 72 pixels/inch and save myself the trouble of doing so every time.

I have tried to find some C1 preference that sets this, but have not been able to. The tiff recipe I have specifies 72 pixels/inch but the dialog always uses the 300 pixels/inch default value. Is there any way to change that?

[Ian3]

If you aren't printing them, does it make a difference?

Ian

[Paul_Steunebrink]

The tiff recipe I have specifies 72 pixels/inch but the dialog always uses the 300 pixels/inch default value. Is there any way to change that?

No. There is no default but it is strange it does not remember your previous setting.

That has not changed in CO12, by the way.

You could send in a request for this. Apart of it makes any difference, as Ian asks, this is a setting and the way Capture One controls this is not how I would prefer it.

[MikeFromMesa]

If you aren't printing them, does it make a difference?

Ian

As far as I know 72 pixels/inch is sufficient for digital displays so that is all I need, and I would like to set it as the default.

[MikeFromMesa]

The tiff recipe I have specifies 72 pixels/inch but the dialog always uses the 300 pixels/inch default value. Is there any way to change that?

No. There is no default but it is strange it does not remember your previous setting.

That has not changed in CO12, by the way.

You could send in a request for this. Apart of it makes any difference, as Ian asks, this is a setting and the way Capture One controls this is not how I would prefer it.

It does not remember my last setting. I thought it would but, alas, it does not.

In any case I think I have found where the setting is stored so perhaps I can now address this myself. Thanks for your help.