Capture One 12.1.4 release notes

• Sony FE 35mm F1.8 (SEL35F18F)
• Sony FE 200-600mm F5.6-6.3 G OSS (SEL200600G)
• Sony FE 600mm F4 GM OSS (SEL600F40GM)
Phase One
• Phase One RS 72mm/iXG II

Canon

• Canon RF 24-105mm f/4

Leica

• Leica APO-Summicron-SL 1:2/50 ASPH

Sigma

• Sigma 35mm F1.4 DG HSM | A (Canon EF)

Bug fixes

Mac

• Fixed an issue where folders with Swedish characters could cause a database
verification failure
• Fixed an issue where color readouts would sometimes not show on macOS Catalina
• Fixed an issue where EIP files would not be saved correctly with very long file paths
• Fixed an issue where Capture One would inoperable due to a previously deactivated
license key
• Fixed an issue with fonts on macOS Catalina
• Fixed an issue where running the script ‘Get Logs’ would return an error
• Fixed an issue where lens profiles would be unavailable for Fuji S-series cameras
• Fixed an issue where JPEG 2000 files show an error in Adobe Photoshop
• Fixed an issue where Fill Mask would not completely cover the image
• Fixed an issue where processing Sony A7r IV files to DNG would cause a color shift
• Fixed an issue with OpenCL using Radeon VII graphics cards

Windows

• Fixed an issue where the crop path would sometimes disappear from thumbnails
• Fixed an issue where the Overlay did not display on Live-View
• Fixed an issue where lens profiles would be unavailable for Fuji S-series cameras
• Fixed an issue where JPEG 2000 files show an error in Adobe Photoshop
• Fixed an issue where Fill Mask would not completely cover the image
• Fixed an issue where processing Sony A7r IV files to DNG would cause a color shift
• Fixed an issue with OpenCL using Radeon VII graphics cards

System requirements

We recommend that your computer has at least the minimum specifications outlined
below to run Capture One.

Microsoft® Windows® minimum requirements
• Intel or AMD CPU with 2 cores
• 8 GB of RAM
• 10 GB of free hard disk space
• Calibrated monitor with 1280x800, 24-bit resolution at 96dpi
• Windows 7® SP1 64-bit, Windows 8.1® 64-bit, Windows 10® 64-bit*
• Microsoft® .NET Framework version 4.7 (will be installed if not present)
*Support for Capture One 12 on Windows 10 is supported for builds supporting .NET 4.7
- This is currently from Windows 10 Anniversary Update (build 1607) through to October
2018 Update (build 1809).

Apple® Macintosh® minimum requirements
• Intel CPU with 2 cores
• 8 GB of RAM
• 10 GB of free hard disk space
• Calibrated monitor with 1280x800, 24-bit resolution at 96dpi
• macOS 10.12, macOS 10.13, macOS 10.14, macOS 10.15*
*Support for macOS 10.15 is supported for builds up to 10.15.1

Recommended system requirements
If working with high-resolution images and doing calculation-heavy adjustments we
recommend the following:
• Intel CPU with 4+ cores
• 16+ GB of RAM
• Solid State Disk (SSD)
• Dual (matching) Graphics card from NVIDIA or AMD with 4GB+ RAM per card
• Calibrated monitor with at least 1920x1200, 24-bit resolution at 96dpi
Note: 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.

Known issues

Below you will 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 web site.
• 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’.
• 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.
• Plays.TV/Raptr/RivaTuner installed along with some AMD devices can cause instability

File size limitations
• Smallest supported file for viewing: minimum side of 16px
• Smallest supported file for editing: minimum side of 512px.
• Largest supported file: Width x Height must be smaller than 40000 x 20000 pixels
or sum thereof.

Recommendations

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 exposure 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).

• Live-view with Sony A7r IV and Sony A9 II is only supported via USB2 and not USB-C.

For digital back users

• Battery charging on IQ systems can cause issues with stability over Thunderbolt adapters
or in low power devices such as laptops. Switch charging off in the digital back menu if
you suffer repeated disconnections.

• For tethered shooting with Phase One or Credo digital backs make sure that your system
can either supply at least 10W power via FireWire (more than most laptops can supply)
or make sure to activate the “Force Battery” setting on the back. Use the 4.5m Phase
One FireWire cable.

• For tethered shooting with Leaf Aptus and Mamiya DM digital backs make sure that
your system can supply at least 12W of power via FireWire (more than most laptops can
supply). Use a Leaf or Mamiya FireWire cable and repeater.

• 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.

• For Leaf Backs and Mamiya DM systems, the camera body must be selected in the application
preferences before connecting the back.

• For Leaf Backs and Mamiya DM systems, in the case of a communication error during
firmware upload, please wait 10 minutes before disconnecting the FireWire cable.

• Leaf Aptus II 8 only works with black and white Live View.

• Focus controls for iXR and iXA cameras are only supported by IQ and Credo backs.

• Orientation override does not work in live view for Leaf Aptus/AFi backs. Users wishing
to lock orientation during live view should use the camera orientation setting.

This release is recommended for all users and is a free update to all existing Capture One 12 owners and subscribers.
For all owners of previous versions, you can access all the new features by logging in and upgrading your product.

For the full list of changes and improvements, see the release notes.

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