A few requests for the 2021 updates, hopefully this can get into a later 2021 release

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Kip Vaughan

• 2020年10月23日 00:48

1. A lot more before and after view options. Especially to see a full before and after version of the photos side by side. Split view is very nice but being able to see everything that has changed from the original matters in some situations. Also (less important) a horizontal before and after view to go along with the vertical.

 

2. Object layers would be a-m-a-z-i-n-g. Dumping photos you want to make into a collage into a session and assembling it from there would be incredible!

 

3. I thought MacOS 11 support would have just been added to version 13.x. To me is seemed like OS updates would just ship alongside bug fixes in a point release.

 

4. Needs way higher zooming then 400%! This has to be the only modern tool that tops out there. It seems like the zoom number should at least be in the four digital range at this point. I don’t see why I have to move up really close to the screen to see what I am selecting.

 

5. Being able to drag out sidebar sections and have them lock into the to the default sidebar rather then just float. When panels float some of the images get lost under the panels.

 

6. Much faster healing performance for high res images. While I generally like the new healing / cloning tools they can be slow if the it’s a fairly big image. I am editing on a maxed out 2017 iMac so things shouldn’t be too slow.

 

7. Is there a way to change mask opacity and color like Photoshop? If an image is red or orange it can be a little hard to see what you are selecting.

 

That should be enough wish-list items for now.

 

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  Permanently deleted user

  • 2020年10月23日 09:24

  More than 400%?
  
  What for? Are you counting atoms?

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  Kip Vaughan

  • 2020年10月23日 19:28

  I am correcting red eye for pictures that I didn't shoot so I had no control over that part of the process. One person's pupil takes up under 1% of the photo so even at 400% the cursor blocks most of the pupil when you are trying to trace it with the mask tool. This procedure might be easier with a red eye correction tool like is available in even old Lightroom but C1 doesn't have that either.

  I just opened up my old Photoshop version from 2012 I found that it can zoom up to 3200%. Modern software shouldn't have less zoom support because high mega-pixel cameras have only become more common place since then. I am sure you can use your imagination to think of small objects in photos that you would need to zoom into to edit.

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  Permanently deleted user

  • 2020年10月23日 20:52

  I think I understand- but if it's that small (less than 1% of 400% it's neither visible on screen or printed - so why bother?

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  Kip Vaughan

  • 2020年10月23日 21:13

  A person's eyes are a focal point of the photo so if they are an unnatural bright red that can ruin a shot. Given this software is intended for pros their attitude on small details isn't going to be "well that photo is good enough" maybe consumer software is that a little bit but but not for people who care about editing a photo right. 

  Another example is I used to do photo-shoots for micro products many of which you could practically balance on your finger. The end result was to display these products on a big screen TV. Looking at them with the naked eye you would think they were in perfect shape but there was an incredible amount of dust and scratches once displayed on the TV. People may not care about one fleck of dust but dozens of dust speaks would look very unprofessional. There is only so far you can clean these products.

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  Lily

  • 2020年10月26日 12:09

  Hi Kip,

  Thank you for sharing the suggestions for new features.

  They all have been forwarded to the product management team as something to consider in the future versions of Capture One.

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  Kip Vaughan

  • 2021年03月10日 04:13

  Thanks Capture One Team for getting 1600% zoom support added so quickly! Definitely important for people who blow up their work on big screen TVs and do large scale printout work like I do. It is also important for people who don't do large scale work but just need the ease of use you get from zooming into a smaller object. Like I said in an earlier post I can draw around a person's pupil at 400% it's just that doing so is a pain in the butt. This makes it so much easier!

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