AI Crop
Basic Use
5 min
where to find ai crop ai crop is located by default under the post tab like other tools in dt nexus it can be added, removed, or rearranged as desired steps select an image or images in capture one in ai crop ,adjust settings as desired in ai crop, click "start crop" if ai crop is able to understand the material in the frame it will generate a crop according to the settings you've selected in the case of a failure, whether a color tag is added to the image (to flag that failure) can be controlled in ai crop preferences docid\ hlfiv6qvhqor4jffxmss whether the resulting crop overwrites the crop of the existing variant(s) or is placed in a new variant can be controlled in ai crop preferences docid\ hlfiv6qvhqor4jffxmss in progress ai crop jobs when cropping large numbers of images the progress of the job can be seen in the nexus job queue accessed from the #/# button in the bottom right of the main window this is also where you can pause or cancel an in progress job note that you can begin to review and correct the results of an ai crop batch while it is still in progress for example when cropping 200 page spread from a book, you can select all, begin ai crop, wait a moment or two for the job to kick off, and as soon as the first page spread is cropped you can select those pages and review/correct the crop as needed just one note of caution the \[edit > undo] function will not work as expected, since many cropping actions are occurring in the background and capture one cannot distinguish between ai crop cropping actions and your manual cropping actions cropping multiple folders in one job there is no hard limit on the number of images that ai crop can run on in one job (batch); though responsiveness will start to decline if very large numbers of images are selected to select and ai crop images across more than one folder, just use the albums or smart albums feature of capture one for example you can drag 10 folders from the finder into session favorites and then use all images to view and select all of the images at once