Release Overview
Capture One 23 (16.2.6) is a service release containing bug fixes.
- Bug Fixes
- Camera Support
- Minimum System Requirements
- Download, install and, update Capture One
- Recommendations and Limitations
Bug Fixes
General
- Fixed an issue where Styles were not applied to iPhone 15 Pro Max DNG
macOS
- Fixed an issue where files exported to iCloud become hidden in macOS Sonoma
Windows
- Fixed an issue where using Luma Range could lead to a hang.
Minimum System Sequirements
Microsoft Windows Minimum Requirements
- Windows 10 64-bit (builds from 20H2 to 22H2) or Windows 11
- Intel Core i3 (1st generation) or AMD Jaguar Family
- 8 GB of RAM
- 10 GB of free hard disk space
- Calibrated monitor with 1280×800, 24-bit resolution
- Internet connection to run Capture One Live
Apple Macintosh Minimum Requirements
- macOS 11 (up to 11.7), macOS 12 (up to 12.6), macOS 13 (up to 13.5), macOS 14 (up to 14.0)
- Intel Core i3 (1st generation)
- 8 GB of RAM
- 10 GB of free hard disk space
- Calibrated monitor with 1280×800, 24-bit resolution
- Internet connection to run Capture One Live
4K Monitors
For optimal performance on 4K monitors, we recommend doubling the initial specifications due to the increased computational demands. Additionally, investing in a high-performance GPU with ample VRAM is highly recommended for these configurations to handle the intensive graphics processing.
Download, install, and update Capture One
How to download, install, and update Capture One.
Recommendations and Limitations
Please note that the information provided here is subject to change and unintentional errors may occur. For any queries or further clarification, please contact Capture One Support at captureone.com/support
General Guidelines
- Browsing folders containing unsupported image files may affect application performance.
- Previews from earlier versions of Capture One may be updated, which can affect the application performance the first time images are viewed in this version.
- Using a non-US laptop keyboard might require changing some of the standard keyboard shortcuts.
- Editing images in external applications other than Adobe Photoshop might result in unexpected behavior.
- Operating under virtualization software (e.g., Parallels, Hackintosh, etc.) may cause instability. These OS configurations are not recommended.
Windows Specific
- Importing a catalog can result in the last picture not getting imported.
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. This can generate errors on the digital back after closing the Live View window. The recommended procedure for using Live View is outlined below: open the Live View window, open the shutter on the camera, use Live View as desired, close the shutter on the camera, close the Live View window.
- Focus controls for iXR and iXA cameras are only supported by IQ and Credo backs.
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 multiple exposures or pixel shifting. In most cases, this 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).
File 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. Adjustments and settings from other applications embedded in DNG files are not supported.
- 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 and PSD files can be supported for viewing purposes only. Reprocessing the image will result in a new flattened image.
- File size limitations: The smallest supported file for viewing has a minimum side of 16 pixels. The smallest supported file for editing has a minimum side of 512 pixels. The largest supported file is 715 megapixels or 65,000 pixels on the longest edge.
Camera support
- RAW files support with known limitations is available here: Camera models and RAW files supported by Capture One. 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, kindly reach out to Capture One Support at captureone.com/support.
Comments
4 comments
Unfortunately, the issue with the Ricoh GR IIIx ProStandard profile still persists. Once you've selected this profile, you lose the ability to adjust the curve for this file. This situation is even more problematic than not supporting the camera at all.
Hello Capture One Team,
please let me first a big thank you for your support.
Of course this ist not the right topic for this, but feel free to move it to the tethering topic.
Frank Schroeter gave the tip in the topic "macOS 15 Sequoia support" where ist wasn't possible for me to add this information (maybe due to safety spam rules or whatever).
After I updated to MacOS 15.0 and then 15.0.1 i wasn't able to use the tethering function in capture one.
But after putting "tccutil reset All com.captureone.captureone16" in the terminal it is working again.
My Setup is:
MacBook Air / Apple M1 16 GB
macOS 15.0.1 (24A348)
Capture One 16.2.6.7
Tethering connection to Nikon / Sony
A big thank you to everybody who is working in this support area.
Greetings
Michael
@... Thank you for bringing this up here in the comments!
Michael Mundt - Thank you! Did the tccutil command fix it permanently, until reboot or until restarting CO?
Also, does it do the same for macOS 15.1?
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