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As a photographer, you're likely familiar with the power of Capture One's crop tool. But did you know that there are even more ways to manipulate your crops in this popular editing software? In this article, we'll explore some advanced techniques for cropping your images using AppleScript.

Let's start with a simple example. Have you ever wanted to change the crop of an image without having to manually adjust the handles? With AppleScript, you can do just that. Here's an example script that does exactly that:

`tell application 'Capture One' to set crop of selected image to {x:10, y:20, w:30, h:40}`

This script changes the crop of a selected image by specifying the x and y coordinates, as well as the width and height. You can adjust these values to suit your needs.

But that's not all - Capture One also provides several other ways to manipulate the crop. For example, you can use the 'Force New' option to start a new crop from scratch, or the 'New' option to create a new crop based on an existing one. And with the 'Numerical' option, you can type in specific values for width and height to resize your crops.

And then there's DT CropControl - a non-native cropping tool developed by Digital Transitions that offers even more advanced features. With DT CropControl, you can modify crops numerically, auto-crop images based on subject matter, and even adjust padding options. And the best part? It's open source, so you can use it for free with just a few simple requirements.

In conclusion, cropping is an essential part of the editing process in Capture One - but there are many ways to do it beyond simply using the native crop tool. Whether you're looking for more advanced techniques or tools like DT CropControl, we hope this article has provided some inspiration for your next project.

Capture one pro rename styles and presets