On my 2013 MacBookPro I get better performance by disabling OpenCL in the preferences when the System Preference Display Scaling is set for “more space”. OpenCL is now enabled by default, and any performance gains will depend heavily on the GPU performance on your machine. Meta data handling is improved too, with fewer UI stalls when performing keyword additions and removals across many images.ĭespite these improvements, Phase One still has some work to do to catch up with Lightroom’s performance for basic editing functions, such as exposure and contrast – which on my machine are still laggy when compared to Adobe on the same hardware. Local edits are also noticeably faster, making precise brush-work significantly easier. In use, the most obvious improvement is in panning zoomed images, where the UI is now smooth and not jerky. While I can not yet post images from the E-M1 mark II (the camera is still not available here), some simple tests using RAW files downloaded from dpreview suggest that Capture One 10 gives results that comfortably exceed those from Olympus Viewer and the current betas of Adobe RAW. It is good to see Phase One getting ahead of the curve with support for new cameras. changes to the licensing system to better support corporate installations.search/filter based on image orientation (landscape/portrait). ![]() focus peaking for static images and tethering (Canon, Sony and Phase One cameras only).an option to reduce in stripe image artefacts with extreme lens shifts ( IQ1 100 and IQ3 100 digital backs only).the ability to move folders of images in a catalogue from within the Catalog Tool.support for Canon and Nikon compressed RAW file formats.Tangent Wave control surface integration.There are also numerous other improvements, although many of these are for very specific uses and/or hardware: new camera support, including the Olympus E-M1 Mark II (including HiRes support).auto-masking (Brush tool) now works on any image format (useful for Fuji Xtrans users in particular).the ability to colour-proof the currently selected output recipe.improved JPEG output quality at higher compression levels. ![]()
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