Tethered Shooting & Editing with Capture One Have you used Capture One and would like to share your experience with others?.icon 'Capture One's interface is a bit clunky in areas and becomes difficult to navigate.'.Another annoying thing is very limited amount supported lenses for lens profiles.' icon 'Maybe version 21 of C1 Pro have fixed this and problem might be at the Sony end of things.icon 'Some functions are limited to low-cost or even older cameras, which I believe would be the most negative point.'.icon 'The ease of use of this product was clear right from the get-go as even my colleagues without any experience editing photos used this without much issue.'.

Secondly for a new photo editor its a good place to learn the basics and specific photo customizations.'

icon 'HDR management works such that even after the photo has been captured HDR still works.

The customer service is also amazing queries are attended to promptly.' icon 'I like the speed and stability of this program and the rendering of RAW images from my camera.Haven't looked at Pixelmator Pro, but that sounds as though the program does take things further than in the initial versions. I just wish sometimes that it didn't have to be me responsible for editing the images after a shooting session!Ī while back I tried Pixelmator and it didn't appeal to me (don't recall now just why). What we can do today moves so far beyond those days that it is still rather dazzling at times. I had a love/hate relationship with the darkroom, too, and I am sure that I am not alone in that. On the other hand I have to say that I also appreciate having full control over my images right here at home on a computer. I miss the days when we shot film and we could run by the lab and throw some film canisters at them, they'd process them, we'd look at the contact sheets, mark some up for further processing, and a day or two after that would have pretty much what we wanted, thanks to their seemingly magical skills. My primary interest is in photography and getting the shot(s), and the whole editing/retouching process now required of us really doesn't thrill me.

It does what I want and need and seems intuitive and gets me where I want to be at the present time but also allows for growth and further learning as I work in the program more over time. I really have been very happy with DXO PhotoLab - now on v.5.

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