Once you’ve looked past the switch from the trusty old colour wheel we used to use to the new line of swatches above, you might notice that the new “picker” tool has received some pretty important usability improvements. In previous versions it could sometimes be difficult to manage your toolsets on each pane, especially on smaller screens as they dropped off the bottom (with constant collapsing and expanding required to see them all).Ĭapture One 20 takes care of that by giving you the ability to pin your most-used tools to the top panel (by clicking the on each tool), and have all others scroll up and down the screen below.įor those who use scroll-wheels to adjust sliders, fear not – you can switch the functionality of the wheel to be primarily tool scrolling or slider adjustment with/without the key being held, by editing your preferences.Ĭolor/Colour/whatever – the new Basic Color Editor panel is as far from basic as you can now get, at least in terms of its ability to quickly make sweeping changes. You now have two areas on each side panel of your workspace – a “pinned” area at the top, and a “scrollable” area below. You can switch that off by right-clicking the top area (and of course, you can still customise the layout to your own preferences) but this is designed to help new users and switchers feel at home from day 1.įor those of you familiar with the workspaces in Capture One Pro, this is a huge change – and a good one! The first thing you’re likely to notice is the default setting for the top toolbar – it now includes text under the main icons as the default setting. With all that said, let’s take a look inside at the changes you’re going to see… Having used the new version for a while now (testing, breaking, playing), I can say it’s a noticeable improvement on v12, and it’s clear that a lot of focus has been placed on enhancing usability and making certain tools just that extra bit better. Say Hello to Capture One 20 (no, you didn’t miss the 7 versions since Capture One 12, they’ve decided to align the versions to release years, so with the latest release being for 2020 – it’s now Capture One 20).
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While others are looking to Black Friday sales, Cyber Monday deals and the start of panic-buying for Christmas – many of us in the photography world are instead looking out for the very latest release of Capture One Pro to land, the amazing raw processing and image editing software from Phase One.Īnd today, after many months of beta testing, it’s finally here!
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