myotisone

Create a new session in C1 called anything you like, I use "C1_Viewer", and save it where ever you like, and keep it running. Drag the thumbnail from LR into the C1 icon, (or C1 viewer) and it will ...

You could do that by using he C1 as a browser/viewer  approach I explained earlier by making each of the, say, Whitby folders temporary favorite folders in C1, The "all images" option in C1 would ...

The C1 pages on this, while not simple to understand, actually explain things pretty well. https://support.captureone.com/hc/en-us/articles/8825531814045-Subscriptions-Licenses-and-Cost-of-Ownership ...

They have regularly promised they will continue to offer  perpetual licenses and I think this is them trying to "balance" keeping their promise, which still giving subscription users  tangible ...

I think that is true, along with the very vocal and often angry complaints about C1, there are also comments that are more about disappointment with the company. When I started to use C1, after ...

Personally, I'm not that fussed about new features. I would rather they refined and bug fixed their existing features, than spend time developing new features that are unlikely to be as good as ...

I've actually explained that in my other reply. The point is that you do without the new features. That's the trade of for the perpetual license. You pay £179 every 12 months and when you renew ...

That may well be possible, but I'm not sure how much we can take from forums as they seem to be somewhere that people come to complain. I am a perpetual license holder who upgrades annually: The ...

That is assuming the 8% actually switch, and as there are constant complaints about C1, they might have been switching anyway. If you break the poll down, there are more people saying they will ...

Actually, I suspect the real reason is that the vast majority of users aren't all that upset about it. If you are already on a perpetual license, the changes are relatively minor and if you are ...

From 2014 Phase one was 60% owned by Silver Fleet Capital until 2019 when Axcel acquired 56% ownership. Anecdotally, from a throw away line by the CEO, the remainder of the company is employee ...

The problem is that using a session as a browser isn't how Sessions are designed to be used. They are designed to create a new session per project, and put all your files (raw files and output ...

The table in the link I posted and copied to the post above your post, most recently updated 12 hours ago describes a change in policy, which allows you to keep your perpetual license. This is a ...

You don't need to do this, You can create a C1 session (it doesn't really matter where you store it) called something like "C1_browser" and then browse your folders of raw photographs from inside ...

That is one of the changes, if you switch to a subscription you keep your perpetual license. https://support.captureone.com/hc/en-us/articles/8824180384285-The-Capture-One-Loyalty-Program

I don't think so. They say somewhere what the full priced perpetual license will be, but then point you to the loyalty discounts on that full price. I think all this is saying that after 12 months ...

I assume you can update early, if you wish, but I was thinking in terms of the annual cycle and going  without updates for a 12 month period, which is how the C1 cost comparisons are presented. To ...

My entire workflow is centred around C1, and has been since V6/7 of C1.  As I upgrade every year there aren't any changes in the cost (As C1 promised), and I have never relied on discounts being a ...

As I read it: If you upgrade every year you pay 60% of the full price every year. If you upgrade every second year you pay 80% of the full price every second year. So for users who regularly ...

I'm not sure how well I can answer these questions, but... I don't really know, but the processing engine hasn't been upgraded since V20. Some profiiles have been updated, and some tools improved, ...