Hi Martin, I don't think the captioning bit is possible in any of the apps (inc Capture One) at this moment. My suggestion would perhaps be this: Firstly set up remote capture to use both camera card and pc, set image review on the camera to 5 or 10 sec. Take the picture using the shutter release rather than the pc keyboard and whilst the preview is on, record a small sound clip to the image. This will of course mean opening and typing the details in later, but the sound file will be assigned to the correct image. The rest is Photoshop territory and I suspect that you are substantially better in that field than me ;-) I have not has time to try this and a pen and paper might be easier?
As an alternative, if the capture software opens the file automatically into Photoshop, can you have an action assigned to an f key to open the info panel and therefore allow you to type in the details? Best, Nick WB > Does anyone have any workflow experience that can help me > here? I want > to capture a model casting using a Canon EOS 1Ds camera. As > each person > is photographed, I want to download the image to the computer > and write > the model's name and agency into the Caption metadata field (must be > the Caption field in File Info). Then I want to build a web photo > gallery using the caption as the title that appears beneath > each image > displayed. > > I have tried: Remote Capture, iView and iPhoto, but yet to find a > suitable solution. The program must have reliable > connectivity with the > connected camera and allow me to assign a Caption tag that > will become > embedded in the capture file and therefore be recognised as a caption > in Photoshop. > > Martin Evening Photography <www.martinevening.com> =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
