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@Jer81 Capture One has commercial/financial arrangements with Sony and Fuji (not sure about Nikon, as that has never been discussed) to provide camera specific versions for their cameras.

If you...

A bit late in reply, but the article says it's already law in other countries including the UK and France , so it's already in Europe (as is Norway). France introduced it in 2017, but I think ...

These look nicely processed, but here is my list of what might be useful links: Capture One help and support from within C1 Help menu Resource Hub: News, tutorials for specific tools, webinars and ...

I confess I didn't follow all of your post, but one of the reasons I use Capture One is because of the way it works with external programs like Photoshop. allowing C1 to sit in the centre of my ...

As mentioned you can ignore catalogues in the pro version of C1 and use sessions instead. This is the traditional approach of Capture One, and I suspect the catalogue was added when they decided to ...

@sobrien

If your catalogue wasn't backed up, I would raise this with C1 as a bug. The old catalogue should be automatically backed up to allow for roll...

I am thinking about getting a s/h Leica SL to use with Nikon AI and Voigtlander M mount lenses. I apologise for how long this is, but asking the question turned out more complicated than I first ...

Unfortunately, this is how I feel as well.   But somehow, where as I could live with an annual upgrade of £100 to £150, the new £200 upgrade price seems an awful lot of money to me. I'm not saying ...

You are missing that it is sampling luminosity AND colour. And that you can set it up to sample to edges, or globally. I've just been sampling some green leaves which had fallen onto green fern fronds.

I agree with the post on using the pen tool, but it depends on the colour or luminosity contrast between the bird and background. Sometimes just masking works well enough, but if the colour or the ...

No it's based on the colour AND the luminosity of the pixels you select with the brush. and you can refine the precision of the selection like other masks. So the colour editor allows you to make ...

Yes, I suspect there are far more people who use C1 like you now a days. It's got more and more powerful at each release and there is less and less need for everyday use of a pixel editor  And AP ...

With many users of Capture One, its still primarily a raw processor to prepare a file for Photoshop, so unless the new processing engine is giving improved demosaicing, and you cameras are still ...

I upgrade C1 every year, and never regretted it, but I like having the option to time when I upgrade. If I want to delay the cost for a month or two, I like having the choice. But I am aware of ...

@Krummj Can you set "export to same folder as original" like you can in Lightroom? I have never been able to find that option.

It's always been there as a "with image" default export location...

Yes, It's an expensive piece of software, but generally I am happy with the evolutionary upgrade approach.

Actually, they haven't totally ignored it, and it's something that people within C1 have asked for, as well as customers (according to the c1 Q&As during tutorial videos) where it has been ...

We have actually had several significant updates at point releases over the years. e,g, in Capture 20.1. Multiple clone and heal points to the same layer were added, as was the before and after ...

The videos are now up to explain magic Brush https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xAGN5IRR_U0

But that is the point, the imitation grain breaks up the regular digital patterns  more irregular and more acceptable. But if it doesn't work for you, fair enough.