Suporte para as seguintes câmeras:
Nikon Z7 mk II
Nikon Z6 mk II
Panasonic S5
Leica S007
Leica M10-R
Panasonic S1M
Panasonic S1RM
Leica Q2 Monochrome
Canon 850D
Fuji GFX Pixel Shift
Capture One 21 (14.0.2) supports the Fujifilm Pixel Shift Multi-Shot DNG file types released with the Fujifilm GFX 100 3.00 firmware update*, including support for Fujifilm Film Simulations.
*Tethering using Pixel Shift Multi-Shot is not supported.
Bug fixes Mac
Fixed an issue where negative values in Dehaze on a Layer would darken the image.
Fixed an issue where closing Live-View might crash Capture One.
Fixed an issue where the Dehaze Tool help links were broken.
Bug Fixes Windows
Fixed an issue where Next Capture Location had wrong descriptions.
Fixed an issue where Projects sometimes excluded images incorrectly.
Fixed an issue where images in Trash might get deleted when deleting their original destination folder.
Fixed an issue where adjustments would fail to copy and apply between images of different orientation if a Heal Layer was present.
Fixed an issue where the rating of a paired set of images (RAW + JPEG) would disappear if one of the variants was deleted.
Fixed an issue where the Style preview disappears when right-clicking a Style.
Fixed an issue where synchronizing a folder with auto-adjusting enabled would not start.
Fixed an issue where the Dehaze Tool help links were broken.
Me parece que o C1 tá com bug aqui… Exportei um conjunto de imagens, e algumas estão com erros estranhos. Nessa, simplesmente tem um retângulo com erro:
Essa aqui, estranhamente pegou essa outra foto nas sombras.
Obviamente as imagens que aparecem no C1 não apresentam este defeito, não há camadas nestas imagens. Testei exportando pra jpg em vários tamanhos e qualidades, habilitando e desabilitando a aceleração de vídeo. O problema persiste. Vou reiniciar o computador, mas tá estranho.
Atualizando: depois de reiniciar o computador, consegui exportar sem problemas. Eu estava achando estranho, pois observei vários probleminhas quando estava editando estas fotos. Depois de reiniciar, voltou tudo ao normal!
