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NEW Capture One 6.0 Release
- Thread starter Guy Mancuso
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nino loss
Guest
I think it depends... ;-)
at least for me on Win7x64 with an ATI HD5770, I reverted back to 5 until things will get fixed. To many little things, sticking here, freezing there, abnormal behavior while doing this...
I basically feel like I paid for a beta testing party
regards
nino
at least for me on Win7x64 with an ATI HD5770, I reverted back to 5 until things will get fixed. To many little things, sticking here, freezing there, abnormal behavior while doing this...
I basically feel like I paid for a beta testing party
regards
nino
Guy Mancuso
Administrator, Instructor
I believe so Robert just use the analyze tool copy setting than apply to your image.
Rob, Yes!
robsteve
Subscriber
Charles:
Have your tried it on DMR files? I am wondering if it may just be enabled for the M9, but not M8 and DMR.
Is it something new in version 6? Didn't work for me in the earlier versions.
Robert
robsteve
Subscriber
Guy:
Is the analyze tool the drop down box showing LCC, just under the lens correction tool?
Robert
Guy Mancuso
Administrator, Instructor
Yes
robsteve
Subscriber
Thanks Guy.
That was the section I was looking at. The LCC section was disabled in my other versions of C1 Pro. You may not have noticed this since you shoot Phase files. Even the LCC help section on the Phase site, which was updated Feb 23, still makes a note that the LCC files are specific to the back serial number. No mention that it worked with other raw files.
This morning I realized I still had my old laptop with C1 Pro on it, so I tried the 6.1 demo on it and it does work with DMR files. I missed that feature when I tried 6.0 in December. I really only use C1 Pro for the image quality of the conversions and do the rest in Photoshop, so in December, I didn't see any difference in image quality. I hadn't bothered to upgrade before the demo expired. I am in the process of upgrading this morning.
Was this just introduced in 6.1? I don't think I saw it in 6.0.
Robert
That was the section I was looking at. The LCC section was disabled in my other versions of C1 Pro. You may not have noticed this since you shoot Phase files. Even the LCC help section on the Phase site, which was updated Feb 23, still makes a note that the LCC files are specific to the back serial number. No mention that it worked with other raw files.
This morning I realized I still had my old laptop with C1 Pro on it, so I tried the 6.1 demo on it and it does work with DMR files. I missed that feature when I tried 6.0 in December. I really only use C1 Pro for the image quality of the conversions and do the rest in Photoshop, so in December, I didn't see any difference in image quality. I hadn't bothered to upgrade before the demo expired. I am in the process of upgrading this morning.
Was this just introduced in 6.1? I don't think I saw it in 6.0.
Robert
Rob,
The LCC works with M8 files.
I am not sure exactly how it is implemented but the files seem to be associated with specific cameras/backs, as you have discovered. The LCC files I have saved for the Phase back do not show up with M8 or DMR files - the M8 LCC files do not show up with the Phase or DMR, etc. So, if you are using more than one camera and have LCCs saved for each one, only the LCCs specific to each camera show up in the list when you go to apply one of them.
robsteve
Subscriber
Thanks everybody.
I just upgraded and it works great with the DMR and 28mm shift files. I now need to do a bit of work and build a library of 28mm LCC files for various shifts.
I suppose in the end though, it may be easier, to just shoot a LCC file just prior to taking the image, the LCC file is specific to that shift and perhaps rotation of the lens.
Robert
I just upgraded and it works great with the DMR and 28mm shift files. I now need to do a bit of work and build a library of 28mm LCC files for various shifts.
I suppose in the end though, it may be easier, to just shoot a LCC file just prior to taking the image, the LCC file is specific to that shift and perhaps rotation of the lens.
Robert
Guy Mancuso
Administrator, Instructor
Yea best practice Robert would be shoot them in the field but certainly you can do a library for some generic shifts or just the lens itself straight as it may have some vignetting and such at the wider apertures. Try some with the M8also should fix a lot of problems