Note, the Engine says Capture One 8 and the Upgrade button to the right is visible. The process engine of the currently selected image is shown in the Base Characteristics tool……. cocatalogdb.backup file.Īs I mentioned at the start of this post, we do not automatically upgrade the process engine to the Capture One 9 process engine. cocatalogdb file and append the name of the. Once again, if you want to revert to the old Catalog, simply delete the new. backup Catalog as in the Mac system below…. Simply browse the folders and inside you will see the.
If you are on a PC – you will note that the Catalog file is not packaged but a series of folders. If you are using a Mac, right-click on the Catalog file and choose Show Package Contents. Using File > Open again in Capture One Pro 9, we see another similar dialog box…Īs with the Session, a new Catalog database is created and the original database is kept safe and renamed. backup naming on the cosessiondb.backup file.įor a Catalog, the Process is somewhat similar, but with a small variation for Mac and PC.Īgain, here is a Catalog that was created in Capture One Pro 8…. cosessiondb file and delete the appended.
If you want to revert back to Capture One version 8, simply delete the newly created. A completely new, Capture One Pro 9 sessiondb has been created for use in Capture One Pro 9 only. cosessiondb file, now named cosession.db.backup. If we browse back to the Session folder we can see an automated backup has been created in the Session folder of the original Capture One Pro 8. The following dialog box will pop up:Ĭlick Upgrade Session and it will open up straight away in Capture One Pro 9. To open this in Capture One Pro 9, simply choose File > Open in Capture One and point to that Session.
Here we have a Session (Catalogs are coming later in the post) that was created on in Capture One Pro 8… In this post I will cover upgrading to the latest processing engine too. It’s your choice, not ours, to change your images. We also don’t automatically ‘upgrade’ your legacy images (those worked on in earlier versions than Capture One 9) as some small differences in the look of the image may occur. We are all very careful with our important images assets, so its only natural that we want to be cautious when moving from versions or from one application to another.įortunately, it is extremely easy to bring your older Catalogs and Sessions into version 9 and revert back if you want to as well. At the end of 2015 we released Capture One Pro 9 with new features, better quality and even more ways to work with your images. For those of you who already have existing Capture One 8 or earlier Catalogs or Sessions, you may be wondering how you bring those into Capture One Pro 9?
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