Performance Problems with 16.4.3.15 on M1 Mac
Is anyone else experiencing massive performance problems on M1 Mac, too? I just updated today from 16.4.2 and now C1 is almost unusable. Changing e.g. saturation on a raw file takes about 5 to 10 seconds till the picture updates. Exporting to jpeg - handled within a snap in the background before - now takes up to 40 seconds while nothing seems to happen except that a .tmp file is created within the target folder, and the program reacts even slower.
I am working in a session with a folder of about 190 pictures, Nikon Raw files (45MP), nothing special, and I am in a bit of a hurry as I have to develop the wedding pics in time...
And yes, I restarted C1 and also the whole computer...
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Rebuilding the image core kernels as described here helped a little bit, but the solution was to disable hardware acceleration within the preferences.
I don't know why, but after disabling hardwar acceleration the images are developed within a fraction of a second...
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Perhaps related. I've recently started seeing delays when editing; sometimes when I adjust a parameter it takes a while before Capture One responds, five to ten seconds sounds about right. I don't remember seeing this before. I also use an M1 Mac (Max 64GB).
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I have performance problems too (I admit I have an older mac, the last Intel MacBook 16", but I don't think that the delays I'm seeing are normal), and disabling the hardware acceleration doesn't help. BTW, disabling hardware acceleration for a graphic editing application is a nonsense — I think C1 has serious problems in this area.
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Also unusable here on a Macbook Pro M2 Max. When i close the application and opoen again it takes like 1Minute. Downgraded now to 16.3.8.
Copied all pictures to a new session and its fast like always again.0 -
In my personal experience, it also worked perfectly and didn't have any major issues with as much shooting frequency as I was working.
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I've just started having issues with CO 16.3 and 16.4 not renaming the files or deleting them from disk. Import is slow also. I'm using an M1 Mac Studio with Sonoma
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