Capture One is a powerful RAW converter offering you ultimate image quality with beautiful colors and incredible detail.
It offers state-of-the-art tethered capture, powerful digital asset management, extensive adjustment tools, and a flexible workflow through customizable workspaces.
All run modes are included in one installer and the run mode is determined by the license key that is used. The trial is also included in the installer and is registered as the full product upon activation.
Previous release notes can be found here.
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Team Capture One
Contents
- Release highlights
- Improvements
- Bug fixes (macOS)
- Bug fixes (Windows)
- System requirements
- Installation
- Recommendations and limitations
- Known Issues
- File support: Notes and limitations
Release highlights
Capture One 23 (16.2.3) is a service release containing improved Dust Removal and multiple bug fixes.
Improvements
Improved Dust Removal
Dust Removal is now finished and out of beta. The rendering of Dust Removal has been improved to retain texture and remove visible traces when removing dust spots.
Bug fixes (macOS)
Fixed an issue where the overlay doesn’t follow crop until the cropping is done.
Fixed an issue where X-T5 (+X-T3) DNGs have a strong purple tint on import.
Fixed an issue where scripts in subfolders are now all smooshed together in one flat list.
Fixed an issue where light falloff is not applied correctly On Next Capture Adjustment.
Fixed an issue where the app crashes when trying to set a keyboard shortcut for Color Readouts.
Bug fixes (Windows)
Fixed an issue where only one image is imported from the selection in Photo Mechanic.
Fixed an issue where old drives and folders can not be deleted from catalog.
Fixed an issue where X-T5 (+X-T3) DNGs have a strong purple tint on import.
System requirements
We recommend that your computer has at least the minimum specifications outlined below to run Capture One.
Microsoft® Windows® minimum requirements
· Intel® Core™ i3 (1st generation) / AMD Jaguar family
· 8 GB of RAM
· 10 GB of free hard disk space
· Calibrated monitor with 1280x800, 24-bit resolution at 96dpi
· Windows 10® 64-bit* or Windows 11®
· Internet connection to run Capture One Live
* Windows 10 is supported for versions from 20H2 through to 22H2.
Apple® Macintosh® minimum requirements
· Intel® Core™ i3 (1st generation)
· 8 GB of RAM
· 10 GB of free hard disk space
· Calibrated monitor with 1280x800, 24-bit resolution at 96dpi
· macOS 11*, macOS 12*, macOS13*
· Internet connection to run Capture One Live
* macOS is supported for versions up to 11.7, 12.6 and 13.5.
4k / 5k monitors
Due to the significant additional calculation overhead, systems using 4k/5k monitors will require additional resources in addition to the above-recommended spec (both in GPU and CPU power). For professional experience, we recommend at least doubling the specification above for these configurations.
Installation
The latest version of Capture One is compatible with the earlier 7.x, 8.x, 9.x, 10.x, 11.x, 12.x versions. It is recommended to migrate images from 4.x, 5.x., and 6.x to version 8.x before opening them in the latest version of the app. It is generally recommended that you only install one version of Capture One on any single computer. A single-user license allows up to 3 activations on computers that you own or of which you are the principal user. The license can be used with both Windows and Mac platforms. Multi-user licenses are also available from the Capture One web shop or from your retailer. Please read the release notes carefully before you install Capture One.
Install on Windows
To install the software please follow the procedure below.
- Download the application from the Capture One website.
- Run the executable software install file (.exe).
- Carefully read and accept the license agreement presented.
- Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation. Capture One will initiate the installation of Microsoft® .NET Framework 4.7 if you do not already have it.
Install on macOS
To install the software please follow the procedure below.
- Download the application from the Capture One website.
- Open the Capture One disk icon (.dmg).
- Carefully read and accept the license agreement presented.
- Drag the Capture One icon to the Applications folder.
- Open Capture One from your Applications folder.
Manual update to the latest version
It is important to keep Capture One software updated. After the activation and registration, you will usually receive a newsletter reminder that an update is ready for download, although it can be more convenient to choose Capture One -> Check for Updates (Help -> Check for Updates on Windows). If your Capture One application is downloaded from www.captureone.com, it will always be the latest version. You can also schedule an automated update if needed by navigating to Capture One -> Preferences (Edit -> Preferences on Windows).
Recommendations and limitations
For all users
- When you have disconnected a camera, do not reconnect a camera until the Camera tool status changes to "No Camera Attached".
- DNG support not optimized for some cameras.
For other camera users
- The following functionality is not supported for Fujifilm X-trans RAW files: processing/exporting to DNG.
- Some cameras provide multishot functionality by way of (e.g.) multiple exposures or pixel shifting. In most cases, the functionality will not be available in Capture One, however, a single RAW file from the “stack” may be viewable and editable in Capture One (as if it was a shot in single Capture mode).
For digital back users
- Unless otherwise specified for your Phase One camera system, do not open the shutter on the camera prior to opening the Live View window. Doing so will generate errors on the digital back after closing the Live View window. The recommended procedure for using Live View is to first open the Live View window, then open the shutter on the camera, use Live View as desired, when done, close the shutter on the camera, and close the Live View window.
- Focus controls for iXR and iXA cameras are only supported by IQ and Credo backs.
Known Issues
Find a list of known issues for Capture One at the time of shipping.
All users
- Browsing folders containing unsupported image files may affect application performance.
- Previews from earlier versions of Capture One may be updated. In some cases, this can affect the application performance the first-time images are viewed in this version of Capture One.
- Using a non-US laptop keyboard might be preferable to change some of the standard keyboard shortcuts.
- Editing images in external applications other than Adobe Photoshop might result in unexpected behavior.
- Operation under virtualization software (e.g. Parallels, Hackintosh, etc) may cause instability. We do not recommend you use these OS configurations.
Mac users
- Live View over USB can stall without the use of a repeater.
Windows users
- Windows drivers are required for some older models of Canon DSLR cameras to be able to shoot tethered. These drivers are available from Canon’s website.
- Importing a catalog can result in the last picture not getting imported.
- Operation under RAMDisk by Dataram is known to cause issues with disk labeling. Capture One is not supported with this configuration.
- If you have Bonjour 2.0.3 installed, you may experience problems with Capture Pilot. Bonjour 2.0.2 (shipping with Capture One 9) and 2.0.4 (shipped with iTunes) have been tested to work with Capture Pilot. To check the version number of Bonjour, go to 'Control
Panel' and select ‘Programs and Features’. - Plays.TV/Raptr/RivaTuner installed along with some AMD devices can cause instability.
File support: Notes and limitations
The information here is subject to change. Some errors may be omitted. For issues and clarifications, contact Capture One Support via captureone.com/support
HEIC/HEIF support
- Capture One supports HEIC/HEIF 8-bit files to the extent that the operating system supports the files. If you are on a Windows computer, you might need to download the two extensions “HEVC Video Extensions” and “HEIF Image Extensions” from Microsoft to enable support in Capture One.
Capture One DNG colors
- DNG files from camera models with native support in Capture One will per default have their native Capture One colors applied. DNG files from camera models that are not natively supported in Capture One will have generic DNG Standard colors applied.
- We do not support adjustments and settings from other applications embedded in DNG files.
Other file support
- TIF/JPG/PSD/PNG files that are not in RGB color space cannot be adjusted within Capture One and will be read-only.
- Layered Tiff: Capture One 9.1 onward can support Tiff files with alpha channel or layers saved in the file (from other apps like Adobe Photoshop) but for viewing purposes only. Reprocessing the image will result in a new flattened image.
- PSD: Capture 10.1 onward can support PSD files in the viewer. The PSD can contain any adjustments, layers, text or smart objects but must be saved in Photoshop with “maximize compatibility” enabled. Reprocessing the image from Capture One will result in a new flattened image.
File size limitations
- Smallest supported file for viewing: minimum side of 16 pixels.
- Smallest supported file for editing: minimum side of 512 pixels.
- Largest supported file: 715 megapixels or 65,000 pixels on the longest edge.
Camera support
- RAW files support with known limitations listed in the notes section is available here . Special or auxiliary modes (like pixel shift) are only supported if noted. If the information provided is incomplete or you need specific information pertaining to support in Capture One, please create a support case - captureone.com/support
Comments
4 comments
Seems to me that Mac bug fixes are copied from 16.2.2
Thanks Per Borjesson, updated.
I wonder if these anonymous crash dump submissions are ever analyzed on a dev side, or just go to some black hole.
Managed to stay stable for about 7 minutes.
Using this application is like walking on a minefield. Every time I click some tool I hold my breath - will it crash? I can imagine how professional photographers feel when their income and reputation depend on this piece of code... Why this exception is "unhandled"? May I suggest reading this https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/fundamentals/exceptions ?
ffs...
**| The process was terminated due to an unhandled exception.
**| Stack:
**| at ImgCore.ImgCoreDll.ICP_GetAutoSettings(ImgCore.ImageCoreProcessorHandle, ImgCore.IC_ProcessSettings ByRef, ImgCore.IC_AutoFeature, IntPtr ByRef)
**| at ImgCore.ImgCoreDll.ICP_GetAutoSettings(ImgCore.ImageCoreProcessorHandle, ImgCore.IC_ProcessSettings ByRef, ImgCore.IC_AutoFeature, IntPtr ByRef)
**| at ImgCore.ImgCoreDll.ICP_GetAutoSettings(ImgCore.ImageCoreProcessorHandle, ImgCore.IC_ProcessSettings ByRef, ImgCore.IC_AutoFeature, ImgCore.IC_AutoProperty[] ByRef)
**| at P1.C1.ImageCoreWrapper.ImageCore.ImageCoreProcessor.GetAutoSettings(P1.C1.ImageCoreWrapper.ICProcessSettings, ImgCore.IC_AutoFeature, ImgCore.IC_AutoProperty[] ByRef)
**| at P1.C1.Components.AutoAdjust.AutoAdjustHelper.CalculateAutoAdjustments(System.String[], System.Func`2<ImgCore.IC_ProcessSettings,ImgCore.IC_ProcessSettings>)
**| at P1.C1.Components.InspectorTools.VariantPropertyAutoAdjuster+<>c__DisplayClass9_0.<Adjust>b__0(P1.C1.Components.AutoAdjust.AutoAdjustHelper)
**| at P1.C1.Components.VariantProcessHelper.AutoAdjust(P1.C1.Core.ModelEntities.ICoreImageAvailabilityChecker, P1.C1.Core.ICoreVariant[], System.Func`2<P1.C1.Components.AutoAdjust.AutoAdjustHelper,Boolean>, P1.C1.ModelEntities.UndoInterfaces.IUndoManager, Boolean, Boolean)
**| at P1.C1.Components.VariantProcessHelper.AutoAdjust(P1.C1.Core.ModelEntities.ICoreImageAvailabilityChecker, P1.C1.Core.ICoreVariant[], Boolean, System.Func`2<P1.C1.Components.AutoAdjust.AutoAdjustHelper,Boolean>, P1.C1.ModelEntities.UndoInterfaces.IUndoManager, Boolean, Boolean)
**| at P1.C1.Components.VariantProcessHelper+<>c__DisplayClass5_0.<AutoAdjustAsync>b__0()
**| at System.Threading.ExecutionContext.RunInternal(System.Threading.ExecutionContext, System.Threading.ContextCallback, System.Object)
**| at System.Threading.Tasks.Task.ExecuteWithThreadLocal(System.Threading.Tasks.Task ByRef, System.Threading.Thread)
syborg,
If you have a repeatable problem the best advice is to use the "Request Support" link near the top of every page and create a Support Case with Capture One.
The Automatic Crash reports provided by Microsoft, Apple, etc, never ever create any sort of support operation but may be used in some sort of statistical analysis sometimes. Maybe.
If you have a repeating problem that results in a crash that is "not trapped" then something somewhere within your installation is not seeing data that it knows what to do with and that is not trapped by any operating system controls being used.
It could be anything.
In my experience of using C1 on Windows I can only remember one instance of such a repeating problem, back in V7, and that turned out to be a corrupt file fragment that had been written to disk with an incomplete name and was, about once every 10 images, delivered incorrectly to the processing engine by the Operating System, loading it with data that was inappropriate for the field it claimed to be populating.
It was tricky to spot, but eventually I identified a possible problem image edit file, deleted it and re-edited the image and all was well. Such things are not unheard of but they are rare. As are similar problems that do not present themselves in a way that may become visible eventually.
The support Team can help to identify the problem or perhaps just provide guidance on the best way to move forward and eliminate the problem without spending a lot of time looking into the details of something that might be a one-off glitch unlikely to be seem again.
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