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That sounds an awful lot like just creating a new session.if only i had a secretary to help me organize my shooting, i'd have her/him start a file for each job that had subfolders for the incoming shots, processed shots, favorites, temporary trash, etc. and then automatically fill them up
Nope, has have worked for me.I use both Sessions and Catalogs. 7.0's catalogs area good start. The big benefit over sessions is that they allow for search/filtering across many different shoots.
The way I organize within my catalog is to:
1. Do an import
2. Create a new Project
3. Create a new Album within that project that hold all new images
4. Drag all new imported images into that new album
5. Create a Smart Album within the project for 5 star images (selects).
I use a Project as my outer container for the Albums as it constrains the Smart Album filters to just images inside the Project (unlike the Groups).
One thing that is sorely missing from the Catalog functionality in 7.x is the ability to transfer folders of images to another hard drive from within Capture One. You can move images but if what you want is to essentially move a folder full of images then you need to first create an identical folder on the target hard drive and drag the files over to it.
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