Phase One has launched the first major update to Capture One Pro 11, the company`s Raw conversion and photo editing software. Capture One 11.1 brings along a few important new features, including improved import performance, an updated styles workflow, a new resource hub, enhanced LCC presets, and support for new cameras and lenses.
The most obvious changes in the update come in the form of new workflow adjustments that should speed up the importing and processing of large numbers of photos. Now, you can apply styles and presets directly to a photo or on top of it as a layer; for even more control, you can control the opacity to make sure the effect is as subtle or significant as you want it to be.
Capture One has also thrown in a new `Spring´ collection as part of its included styles packs.
$(document).ready(function() { SampleGalleryV2({`containerId`:`embeddedSampleGallery_1238844740`,`galleryId`:`1238844740`,`isEmbeddedWidget`:true,`selectedImageIndex`:0,`isMobile`:false}) });
A new `Normalize´ tool has also been added to the workflow. This tool replaces the old `Skin Tone White Balance´ tab within the white balance module and, `is designed to make easier baseline corrections to images.`
And if you´re new to Capture One (or simply want to refresh your skill set) Capture One has dropped the learning curve by adding a new Resource Hub. You can now get instant access to free learning resources directly in the app, including: tutorials, webinars, news, and blogs, plus direct access to support and Capture One´s web shop.
Finally, Capture One 11.1 also includes updated support for eight new cameras and 16 lenses. Below is a full list of the cameras and lenses that have been added to the more than 400 cameras already supported:
Cameras
Sony A7 Mk III
Fuji lm X-H1
Leica CL
Leica M262
Leica TL2
Leica V-Lux Typ 114
Leica X-U
Olympus E-M10 mkIII
Olympus E-PL9
Panasonic G9
Panasonic GH5S
Lenses
Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L ...
|
