Phase One has announced Capture One CH 8 (Cultural Heritage), a special edition of Capture One 8 software dedicated to the Cultural Heritage community: museums, libraries, archives and other cultural heritage organizations. According to the developers: “the new Cultural Heritage edition offers a highly specialized feature set that delivers a significantly faster reprographic workflow during both capture and post-production.” Capture One CH 8 main features: Auto Crop for flat art reproduction or books with selectable alignment points Negative Film Reproduction Tool for black & white and color transparent material LAB Color read out for precise verification of colors (1976 CIE…
Author: Alexander Svet
Alexander Svet
Alexander Svet – Professional photographer and photography instructor. Phase One Certified Professional and Capture One beta tester.
Main features: Support for Mac OS X 10.10 Yosemite, file support for Nikon D750, D3300 and Canon 7D Mark II. Full Update Features List:
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Capture One 8.0.1 brings back hue/saturation sliders with color gradient, like they were in Capture One 7. Great update, but for some reason it doesn’t work on some Windows-machines.
Main feature: Support for uncompressed file formats from Nikon D810 and D4s Full Update Features List:
After a two-year hiatus without major updates followed by a sales marathon spanning a few months, Phase One have released Capture One 8. There’s no doubt about it, 8 version release promises to be the greatest update in the history of Capture One, with a new processing engine, improved HDR, new catalog features, retouch tools, new layer abilities and film grain imitation. Capture One has now become faster, more powerful and much more stable. Capture One 7 was a really good RAW converter, but with the release of version 8 it has now become brilliant. Let’s take a look at…