Use the tethered capture folder as the SizeFold input

Tethering already writes every photo to a fixed location on the Mac. Select that directory in SizeFold and the captured files become the batch.

1 · Before shooting

Keep one setup in one capture folder

Prepare the camera, lighting, and product position, then choose a folder for this job.

Set the lighting, background, camera, lens, focus method, and product position for the batch.

Configure the tethering application to write this job into a known folder, separate from unrelated shoots.

Finish one product, colorway, or setup before running the directory. Mixing setups makes the saved crop and color settings less useful.

2 · Open the batch

Supported images at the folder's top level appear together. There is no second import.

Grant SizeFold access to the directory the capture application already uses.

Move through the thumbnails and compare processed previews with the originals. Check that the saved settings fit this shoot.

Start processing when the current setup is finished. SizeFold applies the enabled crop, color, size, naming, and output recipes.

3 · Finish the job

Finished JPEGs go to their configured folders. Successful originals move to the archive, while a failed source stays in the input folder for retry.

New photos arrive from the tethering application.

Every supported top-level image receives the enabled recipes.

Finished products go to their configured output folders.