Capture One Pro 20 - applying styles to layers
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Capture One Pro 20 - applying styles to layers
Oct 29, 2020
I have a mix of styles in my collection. Some came with Capture One, some I got from other users, and some I made myself. I've noticed that when I right-click a style, there are 3 options: apply to background, apply to selected layer, apply to new layer.
Some styles give all 3 options, some two, and some only allow applying to the background layer - the other options are greyed out. I can't figure out what is preventing a style to be applied in some cases.
Anyone have ideas on why this happens?
I checked the C1 site and found this:
https://support.captureone.com/hc/en-us/articles/360002619458
but it doesn't address why some are different.
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