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Thanks You Doug
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Yea I finally turned Open GL to Never. Having issues myself. Yes he should report it no question.Just got complains from one of my russian readers on the dreaded openGL stuff - "constantly crashes, sometime cant redraw picture at all". Told him to submit report to C1 team and see what they said
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So far i like it. I wanted better perspective correction tools for oh so long, even without TS, as i use that technique a lot in model shoots to play with dynamic perspective, when lens alone isnt enough. And B&W stuff - i now need to stop myself from turning shots into B&W on some major scale - its addictive
Bernard,
Yes great point we are getting further and further away from going to CS5 to get work done and in my book that is very very welcome. I am sure they will keep building on it and making it more functional like that. Just the darn local adjustments to darken a hot spot or lighten a dark spot is worth the upgrade. Did that last night processing a shoot using lighting and my rim light was a little hot , wham brushed it a little less exposure and perfect. That was golden as I did not have to bring those 10 images into CS5 and do that. Hard to put a value on time which for a lot of folks is so important. We are on these computers enough and anything to help flow is welcome.
the screen preview is color managed. However it doesn't provide advanced viewing options such as simulation of paper color.
I have no specific knowledge on plans for the print module (output has never been an area of expertise for me) but in general it is safe to say that Capture One has historically added many features in X.0 releases which were further refined in X.1 and X.2 releases.
actually C1 has always been more advanced than Lightroom in this regard as you can softproof your files even in the regular viewer (menu "view" -> "proof profile") and C1 also displays the respective histogram (which is really essential).
true... and this is something I really like about Phase/C1... they really care about the quality of their tools... not so much about the number of tools available. You just have to look at the LCC tool for example from V3 to today... it has been reworked many times and it is really great today (not that it was unusable in V3, the contrary... but it's soooo much better now).
There is both a dust and a spot tool.
a clean uninstall is not mandatory. Only in case of performance issues or strange behavior of the application a clean un- and re-install may solve the issues. I guess mostly a simple update will do.
