Finally, the Action field lets you choose how the matched high-resolution file should be processed:
Use found original as input image – Makes Color Factory use the high-resolution image as input file
in the channel. It will be processed according to the channel’s settings and stored in its output folder.
Copy found original to destination folder – Makes Color Factory copy the file to a destination folder
of your choice, without processing in the channel.
Move found original to destination folder - Makes Color Factory move the file from the archive to a
destination folder of your choice, without processing in the channel.
Configuring Image ID Archive Management
Where: Channel | Image ID | Archive Management tab
Color Factory may be configured to manage an archive by filtering out duplicates and optionally by
updating the metadata of the file already in the archive using a metadata macro.
To enable archive management, select the Enable archive management checkbox, then choose the
archive’s index folder. First, you should choose the method for determining whether the files in the
channel have a duplicate that’s already in the archive. By default, Color Factory will use the Unique
Image ID (UID) for this purpose. However, you can choose to use the Image Similarity Index or the file
name instead by selecting either of these checkboxes. When using the Image similarity index field you can
choose the degree of similarity required to match two pictures.
Whether you wish to use the check for duplicates for archiving purposes i