Eric
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No, CaptureOne isn't slow on M1 and I have a first generation M1 Mac mini. Even with only 16GB built-in RAM, which C1 can easily take up on its own, it isn't slowing down because the internal syste...
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Interesting discovery but this seems like a regression bug. I haven't had files starting with underscore in years but it definitively used to work.
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In that case, rollback sounds like the best option. This is a user forum only, bug reports can be submitted with the link at the top of the page.
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That’s odd that your other CaptureOne instance works as expected but this one doesn’t. If they are both the same version, maybe copying over the whole CaptureOne folder with all the preferences and...
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@Mark, how old is your machine and what kind of drive do you have? CaptureOne’s performance is highly dependent on fast I/O.
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@Mike, have you tried converting (no processing) to DNG first in Camera Raw and then importing into CaptureOne? From there, open in PureRAW and then back, maintaining a DNG workflow from start to f...
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Well, if they finally implemented Metal on the Mac and DirectX on Windows, I would think this would solve a lot of those performance issues. Of course, that takes twice the development resources bu...
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The styles carry over. They are located in the “username/Library/Application Support/CaptureOne” folder. Every version of CaptureOne accesses that same folder, so you don’t even have to reinstall t...
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A sample of both lenses would definitely help. My guess is that the Sony lenses get C1’s custom corrections applied, while the Sigma gets the manufacturer profile. That could also affect the sharpe...
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Have you tried the healing tool instead? Frankly, I rarely use the clone tool anymore, the healing tool usually works in most situations. Only when that fails do I have to resort to cloning, which...