I had a feeling it wasn't possible. I don't use the plugin and just export everything then run a batch from helicon but I'll check out the split stack feature to see if its any quicker. Thanks!

It seems I can only send one stack at a time from Capture One and each stack I send opens its own instance of Helicon Focus. Is it possible to implement batch processing directly from capture one or make it so only one instance of Helicon Opens containing all of the individual stacks?

Thanks for the response.

Helicon Remote automatically creates a folder at the location of the last stack when the program starts, is it possible to turn this off and have the folder created when shooting the stack instead of opening the program? I'm constantly jumping back and forth between Capture One and Helicon and every...

And thank you for the detailed description of the cause. It is good to know the reasoning behind this and that it's not some random settings change because of the force quit, and that makes perfect sense as to why it was happening. Also thanks for describing how to disconnect the camera, that is hel...

I found a bug when working between Capture One and Helicon Remote. My camera would periodically switch from NEF to basic jpg for no apparent reason. I couldn't find any keyboard shortcuts in either program that deal with changing image quality that I might have accidentally hit. I made Capture One a...

One second thought, if both "Folder Naming" and "File Naming" could take on the name of the "Folder for Images" folder by means of a token, that would be even better.

Thanks again.

Hi Catherine, thanks for the response! Yes you are correct, it would be nice if Helicon Remote could name the images the same name as the folder they are being shot into, not name the folder itself. So if the folder the stack was being shot into is named Ring_Silver, the images would be named Ring_S...

Hi, I use Helicon Remote along with Capture One. Capture One has a naming token for 'Destination Folder Name', which names the image the same name as the folder that it is being shot into, plus a counter. Is there anyway this could be added to Helicon Remotes file naming tokens as well?