Author: Alexander Svet

Today Phase One released Capture One Pro 10.2. We are used to seeing a number of new features in such major updates, but Capture One 10.2 is developed to support the new Phase One IQ3 100MP Trichromatic Digital back and Phase One iXG camera. That doesn’t sound pretty exciting; however, there are few additional reasons not to skip the new release. First of all, Capture One 10.2 delivers lots of bug fixes, that’s always nice! Plus there is quite a noticeable improvement to Styles tool, regardless of it not being mentioned in the official release notes. Now it works faster…

It’s only the name that is going to change; our content will always stay the same: the most interesting news about Capture One, reviews of all the latest updates and the best deals from Capture One community. Main features Capture One 10.1.2 brings lots of bug fixes for Mac and Windows versions of Capture One 10.1. To learn more about the new 10.1 release, read our Capture One 10.1 New Features Overview. Full Update Features List:

Main features Capture One 10.1.1 brings support for Phase One IQ3 100MP Achromatic and iXG 100MP cameras. To learn more about the new 10.1 release, read our Capture One 10.1 New Features Overview. Full Update Features List:

Today Phase One released Capture One Pro 10.1 with a bunch of marvelous new features. The first major update brings new Styles interface to Capture One 10, “before/after” button, improved “delete” concept, read-only PSD support, token watermarking and vectorscope color wheels. Did I miss something? Oh, yes, Fuji compressed RAW support! Now, when you’re intrigued enough to read the whole article, let’s discuss new features of Capture One 10.1 in all the gory details. New Styles Interface Styles is an amazing tool to make processing faster and easier. You can save your favorite settings to styles and apply them to…

With the tenth version’s release, Capture One finally received support for professional retouch panels made by Tangent. They provide you with an analog control over the processing, and this is the feature lots of Capture One photographers were waiting for for years. Recently, I’ve got a chance to test a full Element Kit with Capture One Pro 10 and here I’ll try to describe how it feels to edit images with Tangent panels. And what is also important – is it worth the cost?

Main features: new cameras (Fujifilm X100F, Canon M5, Nikon 1 J5) and lenses support + bug fixes. Full Update Features List: