Phase One ver9 - congratulations - blazing fast

Achim von Flatow

• November 30, 2015 23:25

Hi,
I am working with C1 since decades, so now I want to congratulate the team to this great update!

Capture 8 was a big step upward from the older versions in handling and picture quality, but has been getting too slow to get into a flow, so I was in a hard thinking search for money to get a new machine very soon!

Now - I did some tests with my MBP early 2011, 16G RAM/ SSDs - Capture 9 is blazing fast!
I did different color corrections, masking with the wacom, the magnifying glass ...
...it´s a fun again to work with!

For I was reading of trouble in memory, I don´t have any, C1v9 uses between 5 to 6,6 Gig, my catalog holds 22k pictures.

Thanks!
Achim

MBP early 2011, 16G RAM/ SSD/Drobo 5d/OS-X 10.11.1

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  photo by FA

  • December 01, 2015 00:29

  [quote="NNN634333829043244627" wrote:
  Hi,
  I am working with C1 since decades, so now I want to congratulate the team to this great update!
  
  Capture 8 was a big step upward from the older versions in handling and picture quality, but has been getting too slow to get into a flow, so I was in a hard thinking search for money to get a new machine very soon!
  
  Now - I did some tests with my MBP early 2011, 16G RAM/ SSDs - Capture 9 is blazing fast!
  I did different color corrections, masking with the wacom, the magnifying glass ...
  ...it´s a fun again to work with!
  
  For I was reading of trouble in memory, I don´t have any, C1v9 uses between 5 to 6,6 Gig, my catalog holds 22k pictures.
  
  Thanks!
  Achim
  
  MBP early 2011, 16G RAM/ SSD/Drobo 5d/OS-X 10.11.1

  
  
  How is your OpenCL setting Achim, as I have a problem with lagging if I use brush while the OpenCL set to Auto

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  Steffen aaland

  • December 01, 2015 09:24

  Agreed, super happy about version 9!
  Superfast on my macbook 😊
  
  -S

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  Achim von Flatow

  • December 01, 2015 10:33

  Hi " fatihayoglu",
  
  it is set to "Auto"!
  
  The MBP uses the AMD Radeon HD 6750M,
  the monitor is a NEC LCD2690WUXi, running at 1920 x 1200 32-bit.
  
  regards
  Achim

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