
Set contact postal code of thisVariant to "YourPostalCode"Īnd you can find the full list of fields that Capture One can write to by looking at the dictionary within Script Editor and look under Variant.Exiftool FILEĮxiftool | d| x] ]įor specific examples, see the EXAMPLES sections below.Ī command-line interface to Image::ExifTool, used for reading and writing meta information in image, audio and video files. Set contact creator job title of thisVariant to "YourJobTitle" Set contact creator of thisVariant to "PhotographerName" Set content headline of thisVariant to "YourHeadline" Set contact address of thisVariant to "YourAddress" Set contact country of thisVariant to "YourCountryName"

Set contact city of thisVariant to "YourCityName" Set oldStource to get status source of thisVariant Set thisVariant to item |counter| of selectedVariants Repeat with |counter| from 1 to count of selectedVariants This is what we use to add a bunch of metadata into the fields that Capture One's dictionary can natively interact with. Repeat with counter from 1 to count of selectedVariantsĭo shell script "/usr/local/bin/exiftool -lens='Leica Summicron-M 35mm f/2 Type IV 7 Element'"Īnd if you don't mind having the data in a different field than there is Capture One specific code to do this. Tell document 1 - as far as I can tell there is only ever 1 documentĭisplay notification "No images selected - select one or more images" Set selectedVariants to (get selected variants) The code below is what I have tried so far from bits and pieces I have found but I get an error "No File Specified". Go to the menu and choose the script and have it loop through and update the EXIF data on the selected images.

Highlight one or more images in Grid viewĢ. I have tried a few things and had a good look around online but can't see how to achieve what I want:ġ. LR has plenty of plugins for this task but in Capture One it looks like my only option to change Camera Make/Model and Lens etc in the EXIF is to run exiftools via an Applescript. I am testing out Capture One to switch over from Lightroom and as I shoot film and scan at home I always like to add in the camera and lens data.
