Keyboard Shortcut
Copy Photo
Mac: ⌘-Y
Windows: Ctrl-Y
You can also use drag and drop to copy or move photos. You can use Variables including the user-client Job variables.

- RAW+JPEG Handling: If the selected images include any RAW+JPEG pairs then you can choose to copy them as a ‘pair’, JPEG only or RAW only. 
- Apply Metadata (IPTC) template: Applies the current template to the images as they are copied. 
- Move Photos: This option ‘moves’ the image as opposed to ‘copying’ the image. The original is deleted. 
- Overwrite: When checked, any files with the same name in the destination location will be replaced with the copied files. Use this option wisely, as overwritten files cannot be recovered. 
- Always clear ‘Move photos’ option when showing this dialog: The “move” option will revert back to copy the next time you use it. 
- Copy WAV files: Copies WAV files that are associated with the selected images. 
- Rename Copied Images As: Renames the images as they are copied, including the option to use variables. 
- Destination: This box contains four options: - Original folder: Copies files back to the same folder as the original file. If files have the same name, the new files will be renamed according to your renaming choice. 
- Create subfolder: Creates a subfolder in the same folder as the original file. You can use variables to name your subfolder. For example, to add the date to the folder name, you can add {date} 
- Copy to this folder: Copies files to the current folder with an optional subfolder. You can use variables to create the name of your subfolder 
- Always pick destination: This allows you to choose where the files are copied/ moved to each time you perform the copy/move operation. 
 
- Open destination as Contact Sheet: Creates a new Contact Sheet tab of the destination folder. 
 
      