I am using C1 for 2 years now, I have hundreds of photos in the HDD that I added in C1 catalog, now every time I go to a specific folder and come back to all the photos it can take 30-40 minutes to load the previews.
Any way to fix it?
NN636275244091231986UL wrote:..it can take 30-40 minutes to load the previews.
Any way to fix it?
DBVirago2 wrote:Yeah, I think this might be a deal breaker for me, at least until I get a new computer with SSD. It is ridiculous that the program needs to reload all the images every time you click on a folder. I tried C1 because I had heard it was faster and better than LR. It may be better, but it's unusable because of the speed issues. I'm not going to change my structure because the software doesn't work the way it should. It's supposed to be for professional photographers, so having a folder with 40k images in it shouldn't be unusual.
I just waited 20 minutes for the program to settle down so I could filter on and export an image. I clicked to the export folder to check on it, went back to the main folder, and now I am waiting another 20 minutes. Meanwhile, I've gone into Lightroom and gotten the job done.
It's not slow because I don't have an SSD. It's slow because it is doing a ridiculous amount of unnecessary work every time I click on the folder. The SSD just allows the ridiculous amount of work to be done faster. I waited 20 hours for previews to be built that aren't being used. I'm through waiting on Capture One so I can do my work.
SFA wrote:I would suggest you create a Support Case and have the Support team take a look at the log files to see if they can spot a known problem pattern that explains what you are seeing.
40 seconds would be probably average. 40 minutes is ridiculous since it should be possible to work with files even if the system has not finished preparing its working memory space as it is trying to do with a view to taking a little set up time on load in order to make the editing experience positive given the amount of work it will likely be undertaking during that part of process.
Tom-D wrote:I'll never understand that there are still people who still don't have SSDs after 10 years of their introduction.
Tom-D wrote:Or that people use a raw converter as image management software.
Tom-D wrote:Or they arrive with their 10 year old labtops and try to use software that is optimized for multiple cores.
If it takes too long then buy you a pc with which it goes fast, I have to and yes it's expensive if you want to get even faster but that's why you go to work.
Tom-D wrote:I had to let that out now because it annoys me so much. sorry.
DBVirago2 wrote:Can I get opinions on this laptop?
Primarily for Capture One and Lightroom
Processor & Memory:
- Intel® Core™ i7-8750H Processor 2.2GHz
- 32GB DDR4 2666MHz RAM
Drives:
- 1TB M.2 PCIe Solid State Drive
- No Optical Drive
Operating System:
- Microsoft® Windows 10 Home (64-bit)
Graphics & Video:
- 15.6" Touchscreen InfinityEdge Anti-Reflective 4K Ultra HD (3840 x 2160) Display
- 4GB NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 1050 Ti Graphics
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