Guy Mancuso
Administrator, Instructor
Bias view C1 smokes LR in every camera I ever used. Period
Flame suit on
Flame suit on
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Capture One 7.16 adds A7(r) support
- Thread starter MikeEvangelist
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Ron Pfister
Member
BUT the UI suxx 
Guy Mancuso
Administrator, Instructor
Adjust. LOL
Ron Pfister
Member
Just testing your flame suit…
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Vivek
Guest
Knorp
Well-known member
Guy Mancuso
Administrator, Instructor
You just have to be a little twisted artist and it just flows. Lol
ptomsu
Workshop Member
Unfortunately I could not agree more!!!
GrahamWelland
Subscriber & Workshop Member
Hmm, you can't have used Nikon Capture NX/NX2 too then :ROTFL:
And in response to Guy, I still reckon NX2 does better with Nikon files than either C1 Pro or LR/ACR but it's a PIA to use, especially if you're already invested in a different converter and workflow.
k-hawinkler
Well-known member
Nikon Capture NX2 doesn't seem to be too bad if one uses it only for the RAW conversion and then hands over a tif file to CS6. Same for C1Pro7.
Michiel Schierbeek
Well-known member
If the C1 software is as irritating as the camera, it must be perfect :ROTFL:I'd say a perfect match to the A7r ...
Downloading the trial right now :watch:
Capture 1 really outperforms LR in my opinion
100% crop from jaggies (less pronounced on C1 and better details overall):
And a detail just in front of the focus area, better details out of C1
Better transitions too.
Hope this comparison will survive the print screen/jpeg/internet thing.
Oh yes, left shot from LR, right from C1...
100% crop from jaggies (less pronounced on C1 and better details overall):
And a detail just in front of the focus area, better details out of C1
Better transitions too.
Hope this comparison will survive the print screen/jpeg/internet thing.
Oh yes, left shot from LR, right from C1...
Ben Rubinstein
Active member
I've not seen any jaggies but I'm converting to DNG to use with CS5, am I doing something wrong that I don't have a problem?
i use C1 because i use Phase and am used to it and it works great; oblique as it may be, i have come to grips, and now i can use if for EM-1, A7R, leica and Phase. on the odd time i use LR, i feel like i can only speak baby talk. have also run Phocus, another lumpy one, or the Sigma raw processor
if you want to try a really tough UI, try Silverfast ;(
if you want to try a really tough UI, try Silverfast ;(
Ron Pfister
Member
Guy Mancuso
Administrator, Instructor
You will find it does a very nice job on , noise , detail and once you learn the program and start using color editor and adjustment layers its really hard to ignore it. Sure it does not have great cataloging like LR but end of day what are we really after and that is the best files you can produce, the rest of the stuff is just fluff. There are many tricks to C1 like I put all my essential tools in 1 tab and I don't have to go to far elsewhere.
As you can see a couple images posted above with nice detail no jaggies and such. You can even stitch panos from within right to photoshop. It is just not a fun learning curve.
tashley
Subscriber Member
I agree Guy, my dirty secret is that I use LR for all imports but if I feel an image really matters, I will trip it through C1 and output to TIFF for re-import to LR where it will live catalogue-wise. On many cameras it seems not to matter but sometimes one comes along, like the A7R, where it really does seem to make a difference.