Red Eye correction for C1 v4

Dimitri1

• April 30, 2007 00:36

I'm a photojournalist for a major wire shooting exclusively in RAW. Although C1 Pro may not be the fastest RAW converter around, it's without any doubt the best.

One feature that I would like to see in a future version of C1 Pro is some form of Red Eye Removal Tool. It wold make a photojournalist's RAW workflow a lot faster and easier.

Photoshop CS2 has a very good one, but when shooting in RAW it's a pain. One must go though the C1 conversion and output in TIFF and open Photosop CS2 for Red Eye removal, then save in jpg. It would be a lot easier to just have a built-in Red-Eye removal in C1. This request/wish is not only mines, it's also from other colleagues.

Please add a Red-Eye removal tool in C1 Pro v.4.

Thanks,

Dimitri P.

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  Anonymous

  • April 30, 2007 14:46

  Dimitri P.,
  
  Capture One actually has the most sophisticated and the fastest RAW processing algorithms available.
  Make the choice of QuickProof â„¢ processing built for Speed, or the standard processing algorithm built for Image Quality.
  
  Feature Requests are always accepted through a Support Case.
  Each received will be logged into R&D for consideration and potential implementation by Developers.
  
  Support Site: http://support.phaseone.com
  
  Cheers,
  K C

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  Dimitri1

  • April 30, 2007 23:37

  [quote="Keith Carpenter" wrote:
  
  Feature Requests are always accepted through a Support Case.
  Each received will be logged into R&D for consideration and potential implementation by Developers.

  
  
  Thanks for the quick reply. I can't file an official Support Case as I'm not personally a registered user of C1 Pro; the photo agency is. Getting the person downstairs who purchased C1 stations (whoever he/she is) to do this would be quite a bureaucratic challenge.
  
  Having said this, I believe that incorporating a Red Eye removal tool in next version is something of extreme importance. The beauty of C1 is to be able to input RAW and output a finished product. Unfortunately, when circumstances call the use of flash in a dim lit situation red eyes are inevitable. Firing up Photoshop just to use the red eye tool is time consuming as we have to modify the workflow for TIFF output.
  
  I'll try to convince our IT dept to file a Support Case, but 'm not holding my breath either. If not, please consider a Red Eye Tool for next version. This is not a cosmetic feature; it's something important.
  
  Thanks,
  
  Dimitri P.
  press photographer

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  Anonymous

  • May 01, 2007 12:41

  Dimitri,
  
  You need to have a Profile created at our web site to submit a Case.
  This Profile is different from the one for this Forum.
  
  Don't forget at the Process tab, the ability to set an image to Automatically open processed images into a program, i.e. Photoshop
  
  No worries, I will submit this Feature Request on your behalf for consideration.
  
  As Always, Thank You for your input.
  
  Sincerely,
  K C

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