Capture One Pro 9.2 The Professional Choice In Imaging Software Release notes Contents Capture One 9.2 Release Notes 1 Supported Cameras 9.2 New Features 2 Phase One 13 9.2 Camera + Lens Support 2 Mamiya Leaf 14 9.2 Feature Documentation 3 Leaf and Mamiya Legacy 15 9.2 Bug fixes: Mac 5 Sony 16 9.2 Bug fixes: Win 7 Canon 18 Nikon 20 System Requirements 9 Leica 22 Installation 10 Fuji 23 Recommendations and limitations 11 Olympus 24 Known issues 12 Ricoh 26 Supported Cameras 12 Panasonic 27 Pentax 28 Samsung 29 Konica Minolta 29 Other 29 Lens Profiles Phase One Lens Profiles (645) 30 A-Series and Large Format Lens Profiles 30 Mamiya Lens Profiles (645) 30 Hasselblad V and H 31 Sony Lens Profiles 32 Canon Lens Profiles 33 Nikon Lens Profiles 35 Olympus Lens Profiles 36 Pentax Lens Profiles 36 Panasonic Lens Profiles 36 Leica Lens Profiles 36 Fixed Lens Profiles 37 Capture One 9.2 Release Notes Capture One Pro 9 is a professional RAW converter offering you ultimate image quality with beautiful colors and incredible detail from more than 400 high-end cameras – straight out of the box. It offers state-of-the-art tethered capture, powerful digital asset management, extensive adjustment tools and a flexible workflow. With an updated processing engine, market-leading performance and powerful new features, Capture One Pro 9 is the professional choice in imaging software. The highly responsive tools give you the power to create stunning images from your camera’s RAW files, in a time-saving workflow that can be customized to fit your needs. Capture One 9 is made by Phase One (the world’s leading manufacturer of high-end digital camera systems) in collaboration with the world’s leading professional photographers. All run modes are included in the one installer and the run mode is determined by the license key used. The trial is also included in the installer and is registered as the full product upon activation. Capture One 9 is available in four modes (these are notated in the camera grid): Pro DB (digital back only) Pro (for Sony) Express (for Sony) The release notes include notes for all releases of Capture One 9.2. Previous release notes can be found in the Phase One download archive. Best regards, Team Phase One 1 9.2 New Features 9.2 Camera Support This is a feature release, with new features, camera and lens support and bug fixes. • Pentax K-1 Highlights include: • Nikon D500 • Canon EOS M10 New features • Canon G5x • Canon G7x MkII • Select and deselect primary variant • Canon G9x • Select previous and next “page” • Select by same variant position • Select from file name list 9.2 Lens Support • Make album from any selection • Batch “Create Masked Layer from Selection” • Canon EF-S 18-135 f3.5-56 IS USM • Multi image editing roundtrip for Helicon • Sony FE 50mm f1.8 • Sony FE 70-200mm f2.8 GM OSS Improvements • Sony FE 28mm f2 • Sony E 35mm f1.8 OSS • Keyboard shortcuts for all cursor tools • Sony 70-200 mm F2.8 G SSM II • Minor Keyboard shortcut editor improvements • Panasonic Lumix G Vario 14-140mm f3.5-5.6 ASPH Power O.I.S • Preference for disabling Phase One tethered support (like for other cameras) • Canon G5x fixed lens • Better TIFF color consistency in round trip editing (what you see in Capture One • Canon G7x MkII fixed lens looks like what you see in e.g. Photoshop) • Canon G9x fixed lens • Improved performance on 4K/5K displays and in general when hardware accelleration is enabled • Select usability improvements 2 9.2 Feature Documentation Capture One 9.2 feature set is designed around concepts organisational efficiency and Batch “Create Masked Layer from Selection” workflow, and improving compatibility for round trip editors. The ability to create a mask from the color editor (introduced in 9.0) can now be done on a batch of images. Select the batch and make the color pick on the primary image, followed New Features by the “Create masked layer from Selection” option in the “...” context menu. All variants will be masked for that color selection. Selection targeting Multi image editing roundtrip for Helicon Focus The ability to grab what you want from vast arrays of images is a real time saver for any workflow. Round trip in previous versions was limited to one image at a time. In order to properly leverage the workflow in focus stacking, this operation can now be performed on multiple • Select and deselect primary variant images. • Select previous and next “set” • Select by same variant position Depending on your workflow you can leverage two options. • Select from file name list • Create Albums from Selection From RAW captures: Multiple images from the XF focus sequence tool(implemented in 9.1) can now be sent to Select and deselect primary variant is now a menu item that can be shortcut - useful for Helicon Focus software for faster compositing. Select the sequence, then right click > Edit returning to a single selected image in the viewer or removing the primary from a selection. with... and choose Helicon Focus from the app list. RAW files will be processed, then sent Shift-clicking the primary can also deselect images except the primary image. By default, to Helicon Focus in the format specified (Tiff recommended for best quality) The stacked no shortcut is set, but can be added via the shortcut editor. result is sent back to the originating directory in Capture One (upon save in Helicon Focus). “Select previous set” and “Select next set” allows the user to select a number of images, From processed (e.g. Jpeg/Tiff): then advance by the same number. This is extremely useful for navigating spreads or Alternitively already processed files can be sent to Helicon Focus (e.g. those in a retouched multiple variants in batches. Normal varaint navigation can be made within the selection workflow). In this case you would select the files in the Capture One browser and right click and is great way to see images e.g. 4 up, rate images, then move to the next 4. -> “Open with” to edit in Helicon Focus. Files not supported by Helicon Foucs will not open in this workflow. Select by same variant position allows better segmentation of cloned variants. If a batch of images have been cloned (say to make B+W varaints) and you want to select all of these secondary clones for processing, select one, then right click -> select by -> same variant postion. All varaints with the “2” badge are now selected. Select from file list allows the user to type or copy paste in a list of file names (maybe selected by the client) and then have Capture One select those in the list. List seperators can be chosen for most common scenarios. Once a selection is made, any selection can now be turned into an album. Right click one of the selected images -> create albums from -> selection... 3 Shortcuts Improvements Cursor tools: It is now possible to assign short cuts to any cursor tool. By assigning the same shortcut to cursor tools it is possible to cycle groups of tool tips by holding shift+key. e.g. Assigning “P” to all pickers means you can cycle through sets of tools with shift+P Select Collection: In the edit menu you will find new items which can be shortcut for navigating the Library tool. They have been added to aid productivity when working with a number of collections even if the Library is not currently focused, allowing navigation at any time and in any tab. Typically this is useful for navigating lists of Favourites for fast editing and rating of multiple directories. Preference for disabling Phase One tethered support For industrial customers using Phase One’s SDK to capture, it is now possible to switch off the Capture One driver for Phase One backs (from the prefs menu) in order to use your own implementation. This affects all Phase One products, Leaf Credo and some older OEM Mamiya backs. Better TIFF color consistency in round trip editing When round tripping a Tiff (e.g. to retouch in Photoshop and then back into the Capture One catalog) the colors in the Tiff now match the preview closer than ever. 4 9.2 Bug fixes: Mac Fixed since 9.1.2: • Crash when switching to Heal layer on specific image • Select By Filename List not working in catalogs after renaming image • TIFs for roundtrip are not always automatically added to Session • Problem after importing images into new catalog • Reduced lag in previewing multiple images w/styles • Import with Naming-change persist original name when processing • Filter count broken when sorting by Rating • Migration of new keyboard shortcuts • Crash when saving “Metadata” or “All Other” in Next Capture Adjustments tool • Images imported from 3rd party Catalog do not include changed orientation • Search field ignoring keyboard input • Different buttons on Local adjustments tool • Writelock from same user prevents the app to open a catalog • Deleting a referenced folder collection in a catalog does not delete the contained images • Crash when deleting an item in the metadata inspector tool • New Capture Folder in Favorites no longer works • Mismatch creating / naming sets in the keyboard shortcuts tool. • When navigating in two library tools simultaneously, expand/collapse state is not synced • Process summary gone for selected recipe after restart of CO • Filter search box presets doesn’t replace existing search criteria • Assigning a shortcut to a main menu item may select a cursor tool • Importer - “Open Collection When Import Starts” doesn’t work • Selecting cursor from Live View won’t select the cursor tool • Removing a favourite set as Capture also resets Capture location • Delete keys can be