Capture One 4 is an update to Capture One 3.7.x. LE. Therefore PRO features are not yet available in Capture One 4.
The next generation of PRO software is based on the new application platform and design of Capture One 4 as well as the feature set of Capture One 3.7.x PRO. We are aware that many of you are waiting impatiently for features such as tethered shooting and other PRO features, however the foundation (i.e. application platform) has to be in place before we implement the PRO features.
We will of course keep you updated on the release schedule of PRO both in RAW NEWS and through our web site www.phaseone.com
In the meantime, take a look at Capture One 4 as it is today! The workflow, features, speed and out of the box image quality – it has all been improved.
We realize it takes time to get used to new ways of working, so here is a good chance to explore the new features, get to know the workflow and the improved user interface. Check out the workflow videos on the new application here: http://www.phaseone.com/4/
We are grateful for the feedback and encourage all of you to give your perspectives either through the user forum or as feedback directly through the application.
Featured photographer Nick Wilcox-Brown, England
Making changes to a popular application are never easy. There are always the few that will declare undying passion for the way things were and vociferously oppose any form of change.
Capture One version 4 represents a quantum leap forward for Phase One, both in terms of interface and processing technology.
Change is good and there is no question that the interface needed not only a freshen up, but to become truly cross platform like its younger competitors. As time passes, doubtless the new interface will grow on even the most hardened professionals.
Making changes to a popular application are never easy. There are always the few that will declare undying passion for the way things were and vociferously oppose any form of change.
Capture One version 4 represents a quantum leap forward for Phase One, both in terms of interface and processing technology.
Change is good and there is no question that the interface needed not only a freshen up, but to become truly cross platform like its younger competitors. As time passes, doubtless the new interface will grow on even the most hardened professionals.
We build software on the latest technologies and containing the features that are essential to obtaining superior image quality. On top of that, we take pride in offering a simple and logical user interface and an efficient workflow.
Having launched the beta version of Capture One 4, we now continue to chase bugs and improve features, such as extended camera support and optimized speed on all computers.
In addition to the broad input provided by photographers trying out the beta software, we are working together with an expert panel of photographers in the finalization of Capture One 4. This is of course a continuous work and it means that an improved release candidate will be released later this year and upon thorough testing we will launch the final version of Capture One 4.
We asked photographer Nick Wilcox-Brown to test Capture One 4 beta and share his impressions. You can see the result in the article below .
Having launched the beta version of Capture One 4, we now continue to chase bugs and improve features, such as extended camera support and optimized speed on all computers.
In addition to the broad input provided by photographers trying out the beta software, we are working together with an expert panel of photographers in the finalization of Capture One 4. This is of course a continuous work and it means that an improved release candidate will be released later this year and upon thorough testing we will launch the final version of Capture One 4.
We asked photographer Nick Wilcox-Brown to test Capture One 4 beta and share his impressions. You can see the result in the article below .
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