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Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: R_Medvid on October 28, 2009, 03:58:41 am
Eager to try and see...
Especially this Focus Area Locator Mask - sounds really helping
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: Khun_K on October 28, 2009, 05:13:12 am
Quote from: R_Medvid
Eager to try and see...
Especially this Focus Area Locator Mask - sounds really helping
Quickly tried on my MacBook Pro 2.8G with 4GB RAM, process the file I took last week with P65+, regardless of how many new features added, it is not as stable as the last one at least what I am using it, the software accidentally quit several times. I am not sure if it is the most robust version yet, although I am also certain Phase One will address it quickly.  I have yet install the new verison on my station yet, just quickly try on the MacBook pro.

Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: Rick_Allen on October 28, 2009, 05:33:41 am
Make sure you uninstall the previous versions before updating. I had some crashes until I ran my uninstall app but stable since.
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: tho_mas on October 28, 2009, 07:05:19 am
Quote from: Rick_Allen
Make sure you uninstall the previous versions before updating. I had some crashes until I ran my uninstall app but stable since.
yes, clean reinstall is recommended. However I'd keep the V4 app (just rename it to Capture One V4...) but of course delete all preference and *.cop files as well. Settings for NR, sharpening etc. should work fine however I'd recreate them as well as the keyboard shortcuts and especially the workspaces.
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: julius0377 on October 28, 2009, 07:24:23 am
If someone really, really feels like it, I need to be spoon fed this type of thing... Exactly what files at what harddrive paths need to be deleted?
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: tho_mas on October 28, 2009, 07:33:14 am
Quote from: julius0377
If someone really, really feels like it, I need to be spoon fed this type of thing... Exactly what files at what harddrive paths need to be deleted?
http://www.captureintegration.com/2008/11/...e-one-4-on-mac/ (http://www.captureintegration.com/2008/11/20/uninstalling-capture-one-4-on-mac/)
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: julius0377 on October 28, 2009, 08:20:14 am
Quote from: tho_mas
http://www.captureintegration.com/2008/11/...e-one-4-on-mac/ (http://www.captureintegration.com/2008/11/20/uninstalling-capture-one-4-on-mac/)
Thank you.
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: narikin on October 28, 2009, 08:29:35 am
any windows users out there found it installs cleanly?
need to uninstall 4.8 too?

waiting for confirmation that its stable before I move ahead.
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: Snook on October 28, 2009, 10:58:30 am
Does anybody know if C-1 5.0 is "free" to us Phase One back users as usual in DB mode and if so are there any limitations as to the number of images that can be batched or any other limitations when using it in the DB mode?
I use just my P30 for the last 7-8 months and jobs with the canon are usually for clients/catalogue that I just give them the raws.
I have not been converting any Cr2 files in a while and mainly shoot tethered in studio to C-1 4.8.2, never went to 4.8.3 as 4.8.2 works fine for me.

I guess Doug may pop in here an answer my question hopefully if no one else does.

Thanks for any further information
and maybe people could start posting new features and wether they are good or working properly or not...:+]

Snook
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: Khun_K on October 28, 2009, 11:01:43 am
Quote from: Snook
Does anybody know if C-1 5.0 is "free" to us Phase One back users as usual in DB mode and if so are there any limitations as to the number of images that can be batched or any other limitations when using it in the DB mode?
I use just my P30 for the last 7-8 months and jobs with the canon are usually for clients/catalogue that I just give them the raws.
I have not been converting any Cr2 files in a while and mainly shoot tethered in studio to C-1 4.8.2, never went to 4.8.3 as 4.8.2 works fine for me.

I guess Doug may pop in here an answer my question hopefully if no one else does.

Thanks for any further information
and maybe people could start posting new features and wether they are good or working properly or not...:+]

Snook
Yes, I beleived so. I use it on the DB activation and works fine.
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: selsoe on October 28, 2009, 11:04:35 am
Quote from: Snook
Does anybody know if C-1 5.0 is "free" to us Phase One back users as usual in DB mode and if so are there any limitations as to the number of images that can be batched or any other limitations when using it in the DB mode?
I use just my P30 for the last 7-8 months and jobs with the canon are usually for clients/catalogue that I just give them the raws.
I have not been converting any Cr2 files in a while and mainly shoot tethered in studio to C-1 4.8.2, never went to 4.8.3 as 4.8.2 works fine for me.

I guess Doug may pop in here an answer my question hopefully if no one else does.

Thanks for any further information
and maybe people could start posting new features and wether they are good or working properly or not...:+]

Snook

It is free in DB mode. Only limitation is that it doesn't support DSLR images and product registration doesn't work either (update notifications on DB firmware upgrades etc).
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: Snook on October 28, 2009, 11:15:41 am
Quote from: Khun_K
Yes, I beleived so. I use it on the DB activation and works fine.

Thank Khun..
I noticed you said it was buggy/crashed, but did you un-install everything like they said to do?
Thanks for your information..

Snook
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: Steve Hendrix on October 28, 2009, 11:44:30 am
As usual, we are not recommending that anyone install this DAY ONE release on a critical computer or use for any critical job.

We have been working with the beta version up until now and are not prepared to advocate the release yet for prime time. We begin testing the new release starting today and will post our findings and recommendations soon.

But yes, there are some nice new features in there. The dust brush seems to work great, being able to have a small floating focus check window again is nice - especially being able to have multiple focus check windows, etc, etc.

It's good stuff, but be careful.


Steve Hendrix

Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: Snook on October 28, 2009, 12:11:21 pm
Hopefully they make the web contact sheet have the flagged and or star rating as well as the file name.. this completely stinks they did not make it like that in the beginning....
Hope they are reading these threads and make it an option in 5.1 which I doubt but am crossing my fingers.. Making contact sheets fro low jpegs fro the clients to quickly see is awesome but not when the ratings are not a long side the file name!!!!
Only option I can think of is making a seperate contact sheet with the flagged images only but this slows down the process...  
LOVING it if the focus tool works properly!!!!!! that only is a MAJOR upgrade! specially for us manual RZ focusers...:+]

Snook
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: Snook on October 28, 2009, 12:34:49 pm
sorry internet problem double post...
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: Snook on October 28, 2009, 12:43:04 pm
`sorry double post
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: tho_mas on October 28, 2009, 06:03:59 pm
Quote from: Steve Hendrix
The dust brush seems to work great
that was my impression with the Beta as well however in the final release it doesn't work at all. Support told me it was removed (though the actual tool is present) due to some problems.

Too, I can't import LCC files from other sessions... actually I use them all the time for LCC based lens corrections even for the MF camera.
This is not so...
Quote
good stuff
... but, yes, the things that work are a huge step forward.
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: DavidP on October 28, 2009, 06:28:55 pm
They still have not added the "stitching tool" I have a feeling they are not going to either. I have one client I really need to use the flex adapter with. Supposedly there is a work around which will probably involve layers in photoshop.
I may have to keep using multiple versions of Capture one indefinitely. There must not be many of us who ever use that feature. I was really hoping they would finally put it in so I could do everything in the one software.
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: tho_mas on October 28, 2009, 06:49:04 pm
Quote from: DavidP
There must not be many of us who ever use that feature. I was really hoping they would finally put it in so I could do everything in the one software.
I use stitching quite often. But compared to the C1 V3 stitcher Photoshops merger is so much better and faster. So I don't really miss the stitcher, especially as the new LCC based light falloff makes things much easier. However a good stitcher would certainly be very nice.

as to the dust removal... it is working. There is just no "spot" removal. Sorry for the confusion.
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: Doug Peterson on October 28, 2009, 08:00:10 pm
Quote from: DavidP
They still have not added the "stitching tool" I have a feeling they are not going to either. I have one client I really need to use the flex adapter with. Supposedly there is a work around which will probably involve layers in photoshop.
I may have to keep using multiple versions of Capture one indefinitely. There must not be many of us who ever use that feature. I was really hoping they would finally put it in so I could do everything in the one software.

I'll be commenting a lot more later this week (very busy time for us right now), but FYI there is a "stitch in photoshop" script in C15. Select the frames to be stitched and go to the scripts menu (icon to the right of "help") and select Bundled Scripts - Stitch in Photoshop. It's very powerful and fast. Not as fast as the version 3 stitch tool but it's a huge leap forward from what was possible in version 4.

Doug

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Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: tho_mas on October 29, 2009, 04:55:04 am
Quote from: dougpetersonci
select Bundled Scripts - Stitch in Photoshop. It's very powerful and fast
not really powerful as the merging mode selected in the script is one that may deform the captures sometimes. I actually prefer the "reposition only" mode. Too, I prefer that the layers stay separated in the first step to check the stitching... sometimes there are little errors and you may not discover them immediately if you don't know were the stichting line goes through the image.
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: aaanorton on October 29, 2009, 12:25:36 pm
Has anyone tried moving a session from v5 to v4? Any problems with this? If v5 fails, it'd be nice to be able to just fire up v4.

Anyone compare processing times on a multi-core machine? Any chance of Grand Central optimization?

At first glance the focus mask sounded lame to me. But I gotta say it works well and quickly. I can see its potential.
Still can't select multiple folders from the Library. Bummer.
But I see some more good v3.x features being trickled back in. Excellent! This woulda been a great v4.9!

Thanks!
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: selsoe on October 29, 2009, 12:46:58 pm
Quote from: aaanorton
Has anyone tried moving a session from v5 to v4? Any problems with this? If v5 fails, it'd be nice to be able to just fire up v4.

Anyone compare processing times on a multi-core machine? Any chance of Grand Central optimization?

At first glance the focus mask sounded lame to me. But I gotta say it works well and quickly. I can see its potential.
Still can't select multiple folders from the Library. Bummer.
But I see some more good v3.x features being trickled back in. Excellent! This woulda been a great v4.9!

Thanks!

Version 4 sessions are converted but not overwritten, so you can go back to 4. V. 4 sessions end in .col45, v. 5 sessions end in .col50.
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: tho_mas on October 29, 2009, 03:27:03 pm
Quote from: aaanorton
Has anyone tried moving a session from v5 to v4?
that isn't going to work. V4 stores it's settings in a folder named "settings45". V5 creates new folders named "settings50". Too, you can't locate a V5 session file with V4 (you can locate it but it's grayed out).
[attachment=17587:c1v5.jpg]
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: Snook on October 29, 2009, 04:33:21 pm
could you trick it by changing the name of the Col45 to col50...:+} On a copy of course as not to ruin it...
I am going to start fiddling around when I get home with my laptop...:+}
Snook
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: selsoe on October 29, 2009, 05:27:46 pm
Quote from: Snook
could you trick it by changing the name of the Col45 to col50...:+} On a copy of course as not to ruin it...
I am going to start fiddling around when I get home with my laptop...:+}
Snook

Not gonna work
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: FlashDB on October 30, 2009, 04:44:38 am
Quote from: Steve Hendrix
As usual, we are not recommending that anyone install this DAY ONE release on a critical computer or use for any critical job.
We have been working with the beta version up until now and are not prepared to advocate the release yet for prime time. We begin testing the new release starting today and will post our findings and recommendations soon.
But yes, there are some nice new features in there. The dust brush seems to work great, being able to have a small floating focus check window again is nice - especially being able to have multiple focus check windows, etc, etc.
It's good stuff, but be careful.
Steve Hendrix

Hi Steve

I find your post quite odd    Are you saying that you do not recommend us to use version 5.0 until it's been tested properly?

/David
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: Rick_Allen on October 30, 2009, 05:04:59 am
I think he is just saying that you shouldn't turn up to a shoot without testing it in a job like environment and/or have a planB if it starts behaving badly.
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: Christopher on October 30, 2009, 05:05:53 am
Quote from: FlashDB
Hi Steve

I find your post quite odd    Are you saying that you do not recommend us to use version 5.0 until it's been tested properly?

/David

What is so odd ? I would never use a new program on a important workstation. It's the same as I would not upgrade a system, or firmware just after it came out, if I need it to earn my money.
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: tho_mas on October 30, 2009, 06:56:39 am

So far I have two bugs.


First regarding LCC (the same on Mac and Windows):

There are two folders were the LCC profiles reside.
First is: session folder/capture one/settings50 ("setting")
Second is: ~/library/application support/capture one/lcc profiles ("profile")

The "profiles" show up in the pulldown menu of the LCC tool in C1. These profiles are working well all the time.
Now if I create a lot of LCC files I delete some of the "profiles" after some time as the list otherwise is simply getting much to long.
In addition C1 caches the profiles so it slows C1 down when there are too much LCC profiles.
Once I need an LCC profile I've already deleted in the "profiles" folder I can restore it form the "settings" folder of the respective session.
This is what "import" in the LCC tool is for I think - at least with V4 this was the way I was able to restore LCC files.
But in V5 when I select "import" a message shows up: "No Profiles were imported".


Second regarding Exposure Evaluation (only on Mac; on Windows it is working):

Exposure Evaluation shows the histogram of the capture corrected by the input (camera) profile and the filmcurve.
Any other adjustments are not reflected in the Exposure Evaluation - only in the histogram (which is output referred).
On V5 it is working only half way.... adjustments of "exposure", "contrast" or whatever are not reflected in the eposure evaluation first.
But once I select the exposure tool tab (the one with levels and curves) the exposure evaluation changes!
Not after any adjustment in the levels or curves - just by selecting the exposure tool tab.
(This only applies to the exposure tab - it does not happen with e.g. the color editor tool tab).
So there is something wrong - exposure evaluation should not be affected by image adjustments (other than input profile and filmcurve) and less than ever just by selecting the exposure tool tab.


Anyone else discovered the same?


Other than that I don't get what is so hard about coding shortcuts for zoom in/out.
On Windows you can set shortcuts for zooming; on Mac there are still only commands for "to fit", 100%, 200% and 400%.
Cumbersome...


Besides I really like the new tools.
Scrolling through thumnails is much faster now... similar to V3 finally.
As to the focus mask this would be an awesome feature for the firmware on the digiback. As far as I checked it it's really accurate and as you can set the sensitivity of the mask in the preferences that would be great for checking focus on the LCD in the field.


Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: FlashDB on October 30, 2009, 10:16:29 am
Quote from: Christopher
What is so odd ? I would never use a new program on a important workstation. It's the same as I would not upgrade a system, or firmware just after it came out, if I need it to earn my money.

I for sure know what you mean Christopher.
Steve certainly scared me so much that I will not use it (seriously) the next couple of weeks  

/David
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: Steve Hendrix on October 30, 2009, 01:30:21 pm
Quote from: FlashDB
I for sure know what you mean Christopher.
Steve certainly scared me so much that I will not use it (seriously) the next couple of weeks  

/David


Good!!

But do play with it.



Steve Hendrix
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: Doug Peterson on October 30, 2009, 06:51:50 pm
Quote from: FlashDB
I for sure know what you mean Christopher.
Steve certainly scared me so much that I will not use it (seriously) the next couple of weeks  

/David

There is nothing surprising here. For a workstation (emphasis on the "getting work done" rather than playing/learning) I wouldn't use OSX, Windows, Office, Firefox, Photoshop, LightRoom, Capture One, or any other mission-critical application immediately after release.

We can all moan and complain that the software should always be perfect, but that's not reality from any software company and if you've ever done programming (which was my job for several years) you'd understand why.

I've been playing with C1 5 since the first beta and the 5.0 public release is a good release, but it has bugs and if you're goal is simply to get work done (rather than learn/play) than give it a couple weeks.

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Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: R_Medvid on October 30, 2009, 07:56:37 pm
Generally 5.0 is a great progress.

1. Focus Mask is super. Look how precisely it highlighted the sharp area shot with SuperRotator 45mm when I tilted it to the maximum.
[attachment=17609:Focus_Mask_TILT.jpg]

However highlighted sky makes me wondering......  

Focus Tool is also very handy.

2. Live Preview does work with my P30+ )))
The update rate is 1.2 FPS so it is not extremely fast in reflecting slight focusing adjustments, yet it's better than its absence.



BUT my favorite bug remains......
The color tagged pictures, when sorted in together, are listed in an unknown order, or disorder, rather than being ordered by name within the group:
[attachment=17610:Color_Tag_DISORDER.jpg]
I wrote about the bug here in April, I compiled a case to PO Support Department and was notified about the intention to fix it, but voila...

Also I was reading the 5.0 Manual but never understood the new Skin Tone tool. It says about a "homogenity slider" or something  


During the day my Windows trial CO 5.0 crashed 3 times, but I still like the progress it has done )
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: Jann Lipka on October 31, 2009, 03:21:34 am
I agree Focus mask being a revolutionary feature . that will get followers ...
really good  idea .
I got some seldom crash , still not so bad for just released software.
Anyone tried new skin tool ?
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: ziocan on October 31, 2009, 04:39:26 am
Quote from: Jann Lipka
I got some seldom crash , still not so bad for just released software.
As reliable as a Beta version.
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: Steve Hendrix on October 31, 2009, 10:58:06 am
Quote from: John-S
I guess software standards have changed. Last time I checked if someone pays $400 for a software package, I think the user would expect not having constant crashes and missing or "turned off" features. I don't know what Phase is thinking when putting out software that should be beta and not an actual paid product. I guess when you sell $30-40K equipment, perspective on money doesn't mean the same thing.


I don't know if money perspective is the issue (remember, the vast majority of Capture One users pay Phase One $399 to Phase One, not $40,000). Or that there's an issue at all.

Software in general has a track record of instability and features not working as stated, particularly with new releases. Just check www.versiontracker.com, look at any new release feedback and for just about all programs, there are issues. It is simply impossible for Phase One or any company to reproduce all the variables that a computer system will throw at the software code to see how it will react. On the contrary, I think they do a pretty good job (in general) considering how different the hardware/software configurations are for all of our various desktops/laptops. If they really eliminated every possible variable that might cause disruption, it would never get released. When they release, they have come to a point where they feel they have exhausted their ability - which is limited by their environment - in assessing and eliminating any negative characters in the code.

One of the positives that came out of the extended development time going from C1 V3 to C1 V4 is that the code was completely re-written from the ground up, and the result of this is that any adjustments that need to be made can be accomplished in days or weeks, rather than months.


Steve Hendrix
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: bcooter on October 31, 2009, 01:57:17 pm
Quote from: Steve Hendrix
Software in general has a track record of instability and features not working as stated, particularly with new releases.
Steve Hendrix


I don't know if that's 100% true cause I've never had an issue with the release version of lightroom and I've run 1 and 2 on every machine imaginable.

I think Adobe is smart putting new versions of lightroom as a free beta.  Then the people who want to play with it can and give feedback, so when the customer finally plops down their money, it's pretty much bug free.

That's the Adobe way, then the Phase way is to put it out, charge a fee and wait for customer feedback (beta test).

As gwtif says, Phase needs to go at least one year without receiving the Larry David Award.

Maybe the free beta test is a first step.

BC
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: Doug Peterson on October 31, 2009, 03:18:46 pm
Quote from: bcooter
I don't know if that's 100% true cause I've never had an issue with the release version of lightroom and I've run 1 and 2 on every machine imaginable.

I think Adobe is smart putting new versions of lightroom as a free beta.  Then the people who want to play with it can and give feedback, so when the customer finally plops down their money, it's pretty much bug free.

That's the Adobe way, then the Phase way is to put it out, charge a fee and wait for customer feedback (beta test).

As gwtif says, Phase needs to go at least one year without receiving the Larry David Award.

I'm glad you had zero problems with LR but that's not representative of the entire user-base of LightRoom. LightRoom has had many bugs (especially in v1.0 and early in v2 - as you would expect); there was even a pretty bad bug in a release which had to be rolled back and reissued. Don't get me wrong, overall it's been very stable, but your lack of problems doesn't mean that there weren't plenty of them. As one very small example many medium format DNG files were rendered with hot-pink highlights for several version in a row during the v1 days..

That said Adobe is by far the best company I've experienced when it comes to minimal numbers of bugs. I can count on one hand the number of times Photoshop has crashed on me this year. However, Apple, Microsoft and everyone else in the software world regularly releases (paid and often very expensive) software packages with glaring omissions and very bad bugs.

Overall I've been very pleased by the relatively small number of bugs in version 5.0.

Quote from: bcooter
I think Adobe is smart putting new versions of lightroom as a free beta.  Then the people who want to play with it can and give feedback, so when the customer finally plops down their money, it's pretty much bug free.

That's the Adobe way, then the Phase way is to put it out, charge a fee and wait for customer feedback (beta test).

There were a relatively large number of users invited to be beta testers of Capture One 5 which had five beta releases.

Moreover any user can download a 30-day fully-functional free trial of Capture One 5 (as there has been on every version of Capture One). If you purchase anything which has a fully functional free trial which requires LESS effort... well, in any case any user is welcome to download and make sure it suits his/her needs before plopping down the cash for it. If it helps I'm sure we can get one of the famous "stickers" and place the word "beta" on your monitor next to the download for the free trial.

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Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: R_Medvid on October 31, 2009, 04:48:52 pm
Quote from: dougpetersonci
....If it helps I'm sure we can get one of the famous "stickers" and place the word "beta" on your monitor next to the download for the free trial.

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Doug, with all due respect to you, I don't see your point. Of course it will not help the user having or not having BETA sticker.

I guess it's the discussion of how well PO present their software (and themselves) to the public. If you admit that PO could easily tag this release as BETA, then it is quite embarrasing IMHO.

Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: bcooter on October 31, 2009, 04:49:03 pm
Quote from: dougpetersonci
I'm glad you had zero problems with LR but that's not representative of the entire user-base of LightRoom. LightRoom has had many bugs ..............................


(insert smiley face).

I ain't trying to argue with you phase boys, I just think it would be cool to say yea, sorry version 5 has some boners in it, rather than say oh yea, you should see how bad the other guys are.

I can't begin to understand how hard it is to write software, make a digital camera.

I can't begin to fathom the number of combinations of operating systems, computers, connections, drives, associated software.

Still I think it would be a positive step if an end user (that's what photographers are now . . . right . . . end users) went to work knowing what they use is stable and secure out of the box before the amex statement hits their desk.

Maybe that's not how it works anymore.


BC
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: Doug Peterson on October 31, 2009, 05:28:13 pm
Quote from: bcooter
Still I think it would be a positive step if an end user (that's what photographers are now . . . right . . . end users) went to work knowing what they use is stable and secure out of the box before the amex statement hits their desk.

Couldn't agree more. That's why we as a company (Capture Integration is a dealer of Phase One software) do so much hands-on testing on our own and encourage anyone to call us to ask us if they should upgrade/update/switch/install. If you buy your software through us you can be confident in this regard.

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Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: tho_mas on October 31, 2009, 06:50:33 pm
Quote from: John-S
The very last item, the noise reduction bug seems bad to me.
solved in V5.0

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- Copy and apply adjustments is slow and tedious when only one or a few adjustments to copy are desired.
Requires 2 clicks to check and uncheck EACH undesired adjustment in the clipboard. Just make it work like Lightroom, PLEASE.
MUCH improved in V5.0. More like in V3, but better and faster

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Allow a variant AND multiple other images selected so that the adjustments made to the primary variant are applied in real time to the rest.
I don't use the compariant variant and the "edit primary" option actually, so I don't know exactly how it works.
But in V5.0 you have a certain amount of captures selected (either way variant or not), edit the primary file, then hold shift and click on "local copy/apply".
The adjustments of the primary capture are applied to all selected files immediately. It's fast!

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Automatic Chromatic aberration correction is brilliant, BUT allow the “automatic” part to be applied to many images in a batch method, not just the resulting correction itself, for example a 17mm lens frame needs different correction from what might be the next frame at 24mm. As of now, every frame with different focal length has to be manually done to apply "automatic" CA corrections. (this is a fundamental issue with Capture One and the developers, they don't seem to understand large volume workflow at all)
true. Workaround: select the brwoser by "focal length" and copy/apply the respective adjustments.
Hmh.. cumbersome, but still better than editing every single capture.

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- I want a centralized section for seeing, selecting, creating Presets for ALL tools, not selecting a preset for one tool by clicking a tiny triangle only at that tool. This is separate from styles.
I honestly didn't get that... that is what styles is for.

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Allow (on Mac) command + or - and command/option 0 for image sizing. Every image app imaginable does this.
yes, please, finally!!

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Distortion tool ONLY corrects barrel distortion. It should have both + and - adjustment to correct pincushion as well.
no. Set "lens" from "generic" to "generic pincusion" and you get what you are looking for. Since 4.5 or so...

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- When in Crop, if a crop edge is at the edge of a tool panel, the tool panel gets pulled and not the crop edge. Have the crop take precedent!
solved in V5.0 as you can set a margin either for the regular view or the new "proof margin" view.
The "proof margin" allows you - finally - to set a neutral frame around the preview.

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MAJOR bug in noise reduction for high ISO images (Canon files are what I shoot). Example, click on a high ISO image (6400 ISO image used for this example, shows it very well) for the first time, with an already created preset of 10, 10 noise reduction (my own preference). Image looks mushy. Then zero out all noise reduction, and reapply 10, 10 noise reduction, image looks completely different!
solved in V5.0
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: Doug Peterson on October 31, 2009, 06:54:53 pm
Quote from: John-S
- Copy and apply adjustments is slow and tedious when only one or a few adjustments to copy are desired. Requires 2 clicks to check and uncheck EACH undesired adjustment in the clipboard. Just make it work like Lightroom, PLEASE.

In version 5 there is a "local" copy and apply which lets you do this in one click.



Quote from: John-S
- Allow a variant AND multiple other images selected so that the adjustments made to the primary variant are applied in real time to the rest. Again like Lightroom. There is a tool bar button “1” in a rectangle which does nothing clicked or not.

That would be nice. However, the new local copy-and-apply option in C15 accomplishes much of the same goal. It's not real time, but it is very fast and easy.



Quote from: John-S
- Automatic Chromatic aberration correction is brilliant, BUT allow the “automatic” part to be applied to many images in a batch method, not just the resulting correction itself, a 17mm lens frame needs different correction from the next frame at 24mm.

Yes, that would be nice. The CA correction routine is so great and fast/easy that it begs for a easier way to apply it to all incoming images.



Quote from: John-S
- The beta of v5.0 did not allow Target Levels for each R G B channel, the target levels are very necessary.

I need to look into that as I don't know if that is coming back or not (it's not there in v5.0). As a side note here I'd say that only 5% of the users that I work with have ever used individual RGB target levels.



Quote from: John-S
- There is a white peppering in some high ISO DSLR images. Need a slider to lessen or eliminate that look.

On the other hand there is significantly more detail in high ISO dSLR shots than in ACR (including the current beta of LR3) or Aperture and the look of the noise is more like a film grain than digital processing artifacts. I know the team in DK obsesses (e.g. working on holidays and in spare time) to improve the algorithms for noise vs. detail.

I have on my list of to-dos to check whether the new dedicated slider for long exposure will help high-ISO dSLR shots since that slider targets the sort of speckling you describe (which happens as well in long exposures). If anyone has already tested this I'd be curious for you to share.

Quote from: John-S
- I want a centralized section for seeing, selecting, creating Presets for ALL tools, not selecting a preset for one tool by clicking a tiny triangle only at that tool. This is separate from styles.

I'm very confused by this. How is this different than styles? Could you describe the UI you're imagining? I think styles ROCK.



Quote from: John-S
- Allow (on Mac) command + or - and command/option 0 for image sizing. Every image app imaginable does this.

YES! I hope they do add Command+ and Command- for zoom in and out if only because I get a lot of requests for that. Personally I very rarely find myself at an arbitrary zoom level but almost always using the hand tool double-click shortcut to zoom in to 100% or zoom-to-fit, so personally I don't see the big deal, but the users have clearly indicated they want this to be added, and the users are the ones who pay the bills!

Note that the standards Command-0 (zoom to fit) and Command-Option-0 (zoom to 100%) DO in fact work and have worked since v4.

Quote from: John-S
- Have Batch Rename be more sophisticated. Allow the app to figure out the date of a file so a folder of images shot on different days all get named to what is one very good standard YYYYMMDD_text_(4 digit filenumber).extension and not the same date.

If you want such fine-grain control of file names (which I agree is a good workflow - for some specific styles of shooting) you'll always be better off with a dedicated program like Better File Renamer or Bridge for your importing/renaming. If you run Better File Renamer while Capture One is open then C1 will see that you're renaming them and maintain their image settings.

I do agree (as I'm sure the developers in DK do) that a few more options in Batch Renamer would be nice; when it was first put into version 4 a lot of users requested a continuous counter and it was added in around version 4.7, so they do listen to such requests. But I just wanted to note that it's not their goal to make C1 a does-everything program (so that they can continue to focus their resources on things such as the quality of the conversion) and so many sincerely good ideas (e.g. printing from within the program) will not come to fruition.

Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: Doug Peterson on October 31, 2009, 06:55:17 pm
Quote from: John-S
- On a 13” macbook screen, the sorting dropdown that is above the vertical thumbnails does not show unless the thumbnails are widened to two across or more. That causes the main image window to be too tiny. Yes, I know sorting is in the main top menu under View, but I rarely use top menus in any app. Sorting dropdown with the thumbnails is more needed than the thumbnail sizing tool. Allow some option in what to see. You get this little option if thumbnails panel is too narrow, do the same for sorting:
[attachment=17615:Picture_3.png]

Sounds like you need to add the sorting methods of your choice to keyboard shortcuts so you can access them quickly. Otherwise there will of course be some user interface options that can't be fit onto a 13" screen. Or, as you say you can use the drop down menu. Allowing full customization of which options you see there would be nice, but I don't know that I'd personally want that at the top of the to-do list taking away from development time on other items.

Quote from: John-S
Moronic or lazy coding (these make me crazy):
- Customize -> Show -> Icon & Text does nothing, no text for icons in top tool bar. Version 3 was the last time this worked!

Yes, I wish they would either remove the option, or make it work. It's small but it's annoying.


Quote from: John-S
- Distortion tool ONLY corrects barrel distortion. It should have both + and - adjustment to correct pincushion as well.

Change to "pincushion distortion" in the menu. Voila. Excellent opportunity to point out just how awesome it is to be able to be able to correct for distortion (in batches none-the-less) at this stage in your workflow.

In addition correction of both barrel and pincushion distortion is fine-tuned to each specific lens which C1 supports directly (e.g. Phase One, Hasselblad H series, Hasselblad Zeiss, Contax).


Quote from: John-S
- Users should not have to delete almost everything related to a previous version to have a new version run smoothly. Almost all other apps allow overwriting the app or allow an app to run alongside the previous version.

So true! To be fair, MOST users can do the upgrade without anything more than drag and drop, but you're right that the only way to be 100% sure that everything will be hunky dorey is to follow our uninstall instructions (http://www.captureintegration.com/2008/11/20/uninstalling-capture-one-4-on-mac/).


Quote from: John-S
- When in Crop, if a crop edge is at the edge of a tool panel, the tool panel gets pulled and not the crop edge. Have the crop take precedent! Far too many times, I miss the crop edge by a fraction of an inch and it causes the crop to be cancelled or makes a near 1 pixel box crop. Work on this, please. Again look to Lightroom.

Done in v5. Increase the margin under preferences and every image will always end slightly before the tool panel / browser correcting this (very annoying) issue. There is also a toggle above and to the left of the image for an additional "proof margin" for the separate purpose of "previewing" the image in a more neutral environment - you can add a keyboard shortcut for this for fast access. These sorts of things will be in Capture Integration's online training in a few weeks.


Quote from: John-S
- Please allow clicking on a tool title bar to expand or contract, not some tiny little triangle

Respectfully disagree. As a UI element the tool title bar is too large to trigger an expansion/contract and will lead to many users accidentally contracting tools.

I think when you delve into Capture One 5 you will see that many many of the requests from users were implemented including many asked for on this board (often directed at myself or another member of Capture Integration). I personally spent many hours emailing back and forth on feature requests based on the input of our customers and of this and other online forums and the direct result of this can be seen in Capture One 5.

The point being that we encourage you to continue to make your requests! They ARE listened to and taken very seriously.

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Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: tho_mas on October 31, 2009, 07:02:22 pm
Quote from: dougpetersonci
Personally I very rarely find myself at an arbitrary zoom level but almost always using the hand tool double-click shortcut to zoom in to 100% or zoom-to-fit, so personally I don't see the big deal, but the users have clearly indicated they want this to be added, and the users are the ones who pay the bills!
Doug... think about print size (~32%). Or 50% for sharpening. Or 25% for the smallest highrez preview in C1 (even with the new size-slider for the previews in the preferences).
100% is for fetishists and to double check NR and sharpening, and of course for focus checking, but for the actual image (printed) 100% is not so important. Especially the commands for 200% and 400% are strange... when on the other hand +/- is missing.
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: tho_mas on October 31, 2009, 07:08:26 pm
Quote from: John-S
Glad to see a few things are better in V5.0.
it's somehow "V4 meets V3" on an improved level. Not in every detail but pretty much.

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When enough people say it's stable, I'll venture.
it's too early to say so. I had no crash with the final release. But I didn't process huge amounts of files and as to tethering I just checked if it actually works. I tether rarely and if so I use my Macbook with V3.7.9 or 4.8.3.
Too, there are some little bugs regarding the function of certain tools but nothing - by now - crashed C1.
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: Doug Peterson on October 31, 2009, 07:20:36 pm
Quote from: John-S
Here's what bugs me. Phase and Phase dealers constantly say that many DSLR users buy CO. So make the lens corrections more useful for them. I don't need specific lens presets, but I don't want to here how great it works with hassey lenses, phase lenses, blah, blah.

...The lens corrections for dSLRs are very good. Am I missing something or is C1 the only one out of C1/LR/Aperture which offers any form of lens correction built-in? I'm sure it can be improved (everything can be) and I know it's on the list in DK for things they'd like to do.

Quote from: John-S
Again, this app is for us. We shoot. We process files. It's not for the developers or the dealers.

Have I not personally reiterated over and over again that we as a dealer want your feedback on how to improve Capture One? Our customers are our only concern - we don't care what the developers think except so far as to understand where they are coming from in order to help advocate our customer's desires. Are there not many good example of such feedback on v4 leading directly to changes in v4 and now in a large number of changes made for v5? Maybe I am misreading it (since the tenor written word can often come off different than was intended) but I sense hostility here that confuses me and I don't think is constructive to our shared desire to improve C1.

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Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: Doug Peterson on October 31, 2009, 07:23:35 pm
Quote from: tho_mas
Doug... think about print size (~32%). Or 50% for sharpening. Or 25% for the smallest highrez preview in C1 (even with the new size-slider for the previews in the preferences).
100% is for fetishists and to double check NR and sharpening, and of course for focus checking, but for the actual image (printed) 100% is not so important. Especially the commands for 200% and 400% are strange... when on the other hand +/- is missing.

Thanks for the extra feedback here tho_mas. That helps clarify the issue. I already agreed that the universal shortcuts for zoom-in and zoom-out should be adhered to in C1, but with the additional clarification I can be a better advocate for that.

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Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: tho_mas on October 31, 2009, 07:31:36 pm
Quote from: dougpetersonci
Thanks for the extra feedback here tho_mas. That helps clarify the issue. I already agreed that the universal shortcuts for zoom-in and zoom-out should be adhered to in C1, but with the additional clarification I can be a better advocate for that.
basically it reduces mouse-clicks!
Now it's: move the mouse to the image... press Z (zoom) ... click/click/click (=50%)... check image... press ALT... click/click/click (set back to "to fit")... move mosue back to the tools.
In Photoshop the F-keys F1-F4 ar for viewing only on my keyboard. Translated to C1 it would be:
don't move mouse, just press F2/F2/F2 ... check image ... F1/F1/F1... go ahead.
I actually do everything on the right side with the mosue and everything else with the keyboard... comes from Avid Editing back in the days. It's easy and fast... as long as you get the options to customize the keyboard.

BTW: on Windows the shortcuts are there!

However regarding the reduction of mouse clicks V5.0 is a big step forward.
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: Rick_Allen on October 31, 2009, 08:06:10 pm
Hey Guys,

Thought I'd remind you about my little uninstall app for CaptureOne that I've updated for Version 5 as well. It deletes

~/Library/Preferences/com.phaseone.captureone.plist ,

~/Pictures/Capture One Library/Capture One.col45 and col.50,

~/Library/Application Support/Capture One , and

Applications/Capture One.app.

Its also handy for just refreshing the install when/if things get buggy. Or for testing Vers5 but using Vers4.8.x for actual shoots.

Its available from

www.rapdigital.net/apps.html



Cheers
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: ziocan on November 01, 2009, 01:22:29 am
Quote from: dougpetersonci
Couldn't agree more. That's why we as a company (Capture Integration is a dealer of Phase One software) do so much hands-on testing on our own and encourage anyone to call us to ask us if they should upgrade/update/switch/install. If you buy your software through us you can be confident in this regard.

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Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: Esben on November 01, 2009, 08:13:18 pm


Quote from: dougpetersonci
I'm glad you had zero problems with LR but that's not representative of the entire user-base of LightRoom. LightRoom has had many bugs (especially in v1.0 and early in v2 - as you would expect); there was even a pretty bad bug in a release which had to be rolled back and reissued. Don't get me wrong, overall it's been very stable, but your lack of problems doesn't mean that there weren't plenty of them. As one very small example many medium format DNG files were rendered with hot-pink highlights for several version in a row during the v1 days..

That said Adobe is by far the best company I've experienced when it comes to minimal numbers of bugs. I can count on one hand the number of times Photoshop has crashed on me this year. However, Apple, Microsoft and everyone else in the software world regularly releases (paid and often very expensive) software packages with glaring omissions and very bad bugs.



I think there is a broad agreement that a company like Adobe is a company that ratifies their products before they go to the next version. I would think that is key for success in any customer relationship. But sadly that’s not the way of thinking at the Phase One HQ, as they seem to be more interested in credit-card magic than fulfilling their promise of a finished solid product.

Esben


Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: chiek on November 01, 2009, 08:17:43 pm
as phase one site, c1 5.0 supports leaf aptusII backs.


but not supports older APTUS75, 65, 54, 22? valeo22,17 ???

Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: emcphoto on November 02, 2009, 11:37:43 am
This is for Doug at CI.  IF you can pass this along to someone at Phase I would be very appreciative.  I've opened support cases in the past for these issues but still no change.


There are some really annoying remaining UI issues that have persisted all through V4 that haven't been touched on.

- The selected frames in the browser have such a thin white frame, V3 was great with the big obvious selection border that matched the user highlighted color in the OS preferences.  Please fix this, it is so hard to see that 1 pixel frame.  It makes it really diffucult to process large jpbs.

-  When going through folders to tag, if i rate/color tag photos and then sort the folder by rating, and then go to another folder and return to the folder that i sorted by rating, it defaults to sorting by name! so i have to sort it by rating again, this is really tedious - again it wasn't like that in V3

- Please have 0 clear all ratings/color tags not just the number rating.  It is very fast to just hit 0 to clear all tagging as it was in three.

I see alot of major problems were addressed in V5, basically a really nice V4.9
Hopefully there are no major bugs, so far I've had no catastrophic issues.  
All in all, things are looking much better for Capture One users, something that couldn't be said while we had to use V4.
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: tho_mas on November 02, 2009, 04:18:39 pm
Quote from: tho_mas
Quote from: John-S
Allow a variant AND multiple other images selected so that the adjustments made to the primary variant are applied in real time to the rest.
I don't use the compariant variant and the "edit primary" option actually, so I don't know exactly how it works.
But in V5.0 you have a certain amount of captures selected (either way variant or not), edit the primary file, then hold shift and click on "local copy/apply".
The adjustments of the primary capture are applied to all selected files immediately. It's fast!
found this in the manual:

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How can I edit more image files at once?
Capture One now allows you to edit all selected without usage of Shift.
The “Edit Primary Variant Only Function”, now makes it possible for you
to select more than one image and only work on the selected variant –
the one with the white frame.
If the button is NOT activated you will automatically adjust all selected,
when using the “A” function, Import, Rotate, Move-to, reset Adjustments,
Trash, Rating, Process.

so editing multiple images at the same time only applies to the "Auto" function... no wonder I've never figured out how it works.

But the new local copy/apply is really very strong - a lot of options behind this inconspicuous tool!
For instance:
- as already mentioned: select a number of images, edit the primary image, press shift and click on the local copy/apply icon - the local settings are applied to all selceted images.
- instead of pressing shift and clicking on the icon just press cmd+shift+D - the local settings are applied (duplicated) to all seleceted images.
both applies to all adjusments within one tool

another interessting function here:
- edit the image, press ALT and click on the "reset" icon - the adjustments will not reset, just the preview switches back to the state prior to the adjustments. So it works as preview adjustments on/off.
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: tho_mas on November 02, 2009, 04:22:44 pm
Quote from: emcphoto
When going through folders to tag, if i rate/color tag photos and then sort the folder by rating, and then go to another folder and return to the folder that i sorted by rating, it defaults to sorting by name!
on my machine there is no switch to "name" as default. I re-open sessions with the setting that were active when I closed the session. Even after restart of C1 the settings are stored, not just when swichting session while C1 is running.
So maybe a problem on your machine.

Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: emcphoto on November 02, 2009, 04:36:23 pm
Quote from: tho_mas
on my machine there is no switch to "name" as default. I re-open sessions with the setting that were active when I closed the session. Even after restart of C1 the settings are stored, not just when swichting session while C1 is running.
So maybe a problem on your machine.


Are you sure?  Color tag a bunch of images in a folder, sort by colortag then go to another folder and return to it.  On every mac I've used on set on any V4 or V5 C1Pro it has reverted back to sorting by name.  I just bought a new mac pro and set up V5 - it still happens.  Can anyone else confirm it?  Thanks.
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: tho_mas on November 02, 2009, 04:43:09 pm
Quote from: emcphoto
Are you sure?  Color tag a bunch of images in a folder, sort by colortag then go to another folder and return to it.
yes, that's how I am working. I don't like the stars rating, I only use 1-3 color tags. The sessions always open in the last saved state... either way name or color tag. Even if I open a session sorted by color tag then switch to sort by name and then switch to a session that was stored as sorted by color tag it will open sorted by color tag.
I'm not quite sure about my Macbook but 100% about my Mac pro.

Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: tho_mas on November 02, 2009, 04:51:03 pm
Quote from: emcphoto
I just bought a new mac pro and set up V5 - it still happens.
did you create new sessions or did you open old V4-sessions?
Are the folders set as "favorite" folders?

edit: forget it... I've just opened old V4 sessions. Even those re-open correct in V5 once sorted in V5.
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: emcphoto on November 02, 2009, 04:55:01 pm
Quote from: tho_mas
yes, that's how I am working. I don't like the stars rating, I only use 1-3 color tags. The sessions always open in the last saved state... either way name or color tag. Even if I open a session sorted by color tag then switch to sort by name and then switch to a session that was stored as sorted by color tag it will open sorted by color tag.
I'm not quite sure about my Macbook but 100% about my Mac pro.

I was curious so i completely uninstalled V5, reinstalled and tried it again.  Same thing.  I logged in to my blank test user account, ran V5 same thing.  Computer is less than a week old.  I'm not talking about opening a session and looking for it to be sorted the same way, I am browsing around folders in the same session, like in shot1 - edit by colortag, sort by colortag, go to shot2, then go back to shot1 - its sorted by name.  baffled as to why it would resort everytime you opened a folder inside the same session.  V3 would keep your folder settings where they were until you changed them.
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: tho_mas on November 02, 2009, 04:59:47 pm
Quote from: emcphoto
I am browsing around folders in the same session
okay, I thought you are referring to the order of session 1 (sorted by color tag) than you switch to session 2 (not to folder 2) and when you switch back to session 1 it is sorted by name.
Well, even this is working correct here... swichting between folders within the same session; one is sorted by color tag the other by name. They re-open with the respective settings.
Have you cleard the preference files prior to reinstall?
Your new Mac is running which OS?
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: aaanorton on November 05, 2009, 08:46:04 pm
Quote from: emcphoto
I see alot of major problems were addressed in V5, basically a really nice V4.9

Exactly.

I'm noticing a few bugs, but this seems like a real replacement for v3.x.

It's nice to see QuickProofs are back, but the processing pane reports their estimated size incorrectly. Wasn't this an existing v3.x bug? The processing summary says the resulting file size will be ~12 MB from 1DsII files when they actually end up being < 1 MB.

Tabbing through editable fields in the Details pane is partially broken. I can't tab from sharpening amount to radius, for example.

I've seen erratic behaviour in the processing queue. Sometimes when I have more than 100 files in my queue I have difficulties deleting all of them. If I select all of them (command + a) delete will not do anything. The work around is to shift-select a range of images, leaving at least one image unselected, and delete those. Then deleting the last file works properly. Occassionally I'll need to relaunch the app to delete the full queue.

And finally, I've noticed a few times where when switching to different folders in the Library, the browser reports "No collection selected". Switching to any other folder reports the same message. All folders seem empty. Relaunching app is required to fix this situation.

These last two bugs don't happen often, but when they do it's a pain.

Thanks.
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: Wayne Fox on November 05, 2009, 11:04:29 pm
Quote from: emcphoto
I was curious so i completely uninstalled V5, reinstalled and tried it again.  Same thing.  I logged in to my blank test user account, ran V5 same thing.  Computer is less than a week old.  I'm not talking about opening a session and looking for it to be sorted the same way, I am browsing around folders in the same session, like in shot1 - edit by colortag, sort by colortag, go to shot2, then go back to shot1 - its sorted by name.  baffled as to why it would resort everytime you opened a folder inside the same session.  V3 would keep your folder settings where they were until you changed them.


Not happening to me.  Remembers the sort order moving between folders, and when quitting and restarting.   Doesn't reset to names.
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: mcfoto on November 06, 2009, 04:38:07 am
Went to L&P workshop for C1 5.0. For us the things that really stand out are: focus check & water marking. Bought the upgrade.
Denis
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: Snook on November 06, 2009, 06:32:03 pm
WEB CONTACT sheets are blurry and the jpegs porduced or all out of focus...
A Bug that should be fixed hopefully in next update as it is NOT good!!!
Anybody else notice this??
Snook
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: emcphoto on November 06, 2009, 09:19:17 pm
Quote from: Wayne Fox
Not happening to me.  Remembers the sort order moving between folders, and when quitting and restarting.   Doesn't reset to names.

Doug at Capture Integration set me straight - I wasn't using favorites.  V5 will remember your settings if you designate the folders as favorites.  I think if i set a folder as a capture folder during a tethered session it should remember my settings - ratings, sort order, etc. w/o having to designate a favorite.  That's what I would have it do if I was designing software.  But you can't have it all.
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: imagetone on November 07, 2009, 03:24:49 pm
To the Phase One guys : when is the Moire tool going to be improved so that I don't need to resort to layering in Photoshop to paint in the moire removal and avoid having unwanted colour bleed in parts of the image without moire?  v3.7 allowed masking and previewing.

Tony May

Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: Snook on November 07, 2009, 06:10:52 pm
Quote from: Snook
WEB CONTACT sheets are blurry and the jpegs porduced or all out of focus...
A Bug that should be fixed hopefully in next update as it is NOT good!!!
Anybody else notice this??
Snook

Anybody else notice the Web Contact sheet images being blurry or am I the only one.. Sure would be nice to know It is not just me..
Thanks
Snook
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: yaya on November 08, 2009, 01:58:23 am
Quote from: Snook
Anybody else notice the Web Contact sheet images being blurry or am I the only one.. Sure would be nice to know It is not just me..
Thanks
Snook

They look ok to me
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: ctz on November 08, 2009, 02:59:47 am
Quote from: Snook
Anybody else notice the Web Contact sheet images being blurry or am I the only one.. Sure would be nice to know It is not just me..
Thanks
Snook


No, I didn't notice.
But if you try to (heavily) crop the images then you might see some very blurry pictures, indeed. At least, in the old CO4 that was happening when you cropped.
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: R_Medvid on November 08, 2009, 06:49:46 am
Quote from: Snook
Anybody else notice the Web Contact sheet images being blurry or am I the only one.. Sure would be nice to know It is not just me..
Thanks
Snook

Just checked. Look fine to me
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: tho_mas on November 08, 2009, 07:07:31 am
Quote from: R_Medvid
Just checked. Look fine to me
to me, too.
In addition quick proof is back.... so you don't have to create a web sheet anymore just to pick the JPGs from the folder.
Title: New CO 5 release! Lots of attractive innovations
Post by: Doug Peterson on November 08, 2009, 09:26:53 am
Quote from: Snook
Anybody else notice the Web Contact sheet images being blurry or am I the only one.. Sure would be nice to know It is not just me..
Thanks
Snook

The largest size "preview" that will look good in the Web Contact Sheet is the size of the Preview which you set in Preferences prior to a particular image being imported or captured.

So if your preference for Preview Size is set to 1000px and you make a Web Contact Sheet with Previews of 2000px then it won't look very sharp. If you later change the preference you'd need to go in and manually delete the previews to force them to generate at the new size - or just close C1 and move the files so the preview/settings are reset.

Otherwise I think Web Contact Sheet is looking very good.

Doug Peterson  ()
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