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How do I stop the macOS from lowering the quality of photos being imported from an SD card? I upload 42.2MP RAW images into the photo app from a shoot I did and then when I go to import them into Capture One to be edited, there is a significant drop in quality and resolution. It goes from 42MP to 18MP and the photos quality becomes low. Same thing, when I sent the photos to iPad, it has a drop in quality also. What could I do to fix this issue?
MacBook Pro
How are you importing from the Photos library into Capture One? I believe you need to export the original file out of the library to a folder on your hard drive and from there import into Capture One for processing. That will give you the same file that was on the SD card.
How are you importing from the Photos library into Capture One? I believe you need to export the original file out of the library to a folder on your hard drive and from there import into Capture One for processing. That will give you the same file that was on the SD card.
Thank you so much. I hadn’t thought about importing them from my hard drive and now they import properly into my editing software.
Loss in Quality When Importing Photos
