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Capture One 9.1.1 is released!

Jim_DK
9.1.1 Camera Support
• Fuji X-Pro2 (preliminary, lossless compressed not supported)
• Nikon D5 (preliminary, 12 bit uncompressed not supported, Live view not supported)
• Sony RX-10 M3

9.1.1 Bug fixes: Win
Functionality Bugs:
• Export Recipe settings in Export dialog not persisted after restart
• Process Recipe ICC profiles changed to Embed Camera profile after 9.1 install
• “Batch rename†is showing the wrong translation in German
• Unable to import session into catalog
• Dropdown/menu arrow shown in cursor tool selector for tools with only 1 item
• Auto adjust button missing arrow down
• Pick Curve Point cursor tool hidden
• Fixed Sony live view distortion
• Fixed various crashes

9.1.1 Bug fixes: Mac
Functionality Bugs:
• Library Tool: several stability and performance improvements, and UI fixes (both
Sessions and Catalogs)
• Multi-shot images: UI fixes in Metadata Tool
• Next Capture Adjustments tool: fix some tooltips
• Batch rename: fix an issue with names containing “.â€
• Crop tool: fix an issue causing the crop unit to revert to inches
• “Open With…â€: fix a bug causing some localised versions of CO to prevent selecting
a desired app
• AppleScript: fix an issue when setting capture paths
• Fixed Sony live view distortion
• Fixed various crashes
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  • Permanently deleted user
    I cannot find the .col files, neither the same pathways and files as described in the link and webpage provided by Phase One to uninstall/reinstall Capture One. Maybe it is because I am under El Capitan ?
    Anyway, as I don't want to make any mistake and as this issue is not vital to me, I give up, and hope a next version will solve the problem.
    Thanks to all.
    Robert
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  • Mark Diekmann-Lange
    Not Fuji XF 35 f/2 supported. There is no possibility of distortion correction!

    And the X70 is also not supported

    ☹️
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  • NNN635158767546269381
    Is the Distortion slider disbled ?

    Most of the time, I disable the distortion correction anyway (albeit Architecture work).

    Cheers

    [quote="Photoauge" wrote:
    Not Fuji XF 35 f/2 supported. There is no possibility of distortion correction!

    And the X70 is also not supported

    ☹️
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  • Christian Gruner
    [quote="Photoauge" wrote:
    Not Fuji XF 35 f/2 supported. There is no possibility of distortion correction!

    And the X70 is also not supported

    ☹️


    The X-Pro2 is only supported Preliminary currently.
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  • Bailey Robb
    Hi has anyone had any issues shooting with 9.1.1 into El Capitan 10.11?
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  • Permanently deleted user
    What is the LATEST released version?

    I have 9.1.1.15
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  • Permanently deleted user
    If you are on Mac, it is the latest version (9.1.1.15). The last number is different for the Windows version.
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  • Permanently deleted user
    Thanks. That's what I have. But it doesn't work with the latest beta of OSX. Which stinks ☹️
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  • John Doe
    You shouldn't use a beta in a production environment. Simple as that.
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  • SFA
    [quote="John Doe" wrote:
    You shouldn't use a beta in a production environment. Simple as that.


    JD - I suspect that Snappy was simply warning everyone else that he has found problems and that he is frustrated with Apple's consistent ability to let stuff escape uncommented when they should warn that it will break some existing installations.

    At least that was how I read his comment ....

    One could observe the same for Windows of course.
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  • John Doe
    [quote="SFA" wrote:
    [quote="John Doe" wrote:
    You shouldn't use a beta in a production environment. Simple as that.


    JD - I suspect that Snappy was simply warning everyone else that he has found problems and that he is frustrated with Apple's consistent ability to let stuff escape uncommented when they should warn that it will break some existing installations.

    Apple (or any publisher for that matter) doesn't have to warn that a beta version could break this or that. It goes without saying; people install beta at their own risks, and should never EVER use them in a production environment. That's basic common sense.
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  • Permanently deleted user
    [quote="John Doe" wrote:
    [quote="SFA" wrote:
    [quote="John Doe" wrote:
    You shouldn't use a beta in a production environment. Simple as that.


    JD - I suspect that Snappy was simply warning everyone else that he has found problems and that he is frustrated with Apple's consistent ability to let stuff escape uncommented when they should warn that it will break some existing installations.

    Apple (or any publisher for that matter) doesn't have to warn that a beta version could break this or that. It goes without saying; people install beta at their own risks, and should never EVER use them in a production environment. That's basic common sense.


    No. It's not my production machine…but I do play on it a lot, and I'm just bummed that CO9 doesn't work. It hasn't worked in any of the betas. CO8 works just fine, weirdly.

    Like many users El Cap is probably the last OS update for at least one of my machines. Because Aperture, CS5, and many other great programs (we're bitterly clinging to) will most likely not work in the next OS.
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  • Permanently deleted user
    I just updated to the 10.11.5 official release, and 9.1.1.15 still didn't work. So I trashed all the prefs, and started again. And it worked.

    FYI
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