Capture One Pro Version 10 Launched

[JoeKitchen]

Here's how commands map out.  Really digging this!

I saw this and just started drooling!  I think I know what I'm asking Santa for. 

[Doug Peterson]

I saw this and just started drooling!  I think I know what I'm asking Santa for.

We are a dealer and would be glad to help you make Christmas come true.

[E.J. Peiker]

Salivating!  I think a single Kb panel and one Mf panel would be an excellent and capable small and "economical" ($1900 for the two) starter set-up for C1

[Doug Peterson]

Salivating!  I think a single Kb panel and one Mf panel would be an excellent and capable small and "economical" starter set-up for C1

Strongly agree. For a full editing suite the whole kit and caboodle is both nice and very nice looking. But 90% of the time I'm using 10% of the possible adjustments. So even having 8 or 16 knobs would get me pretty far!

[douglevy]

Doug, totally agree. I use the same ones over and over, and have customized my shortcuts pretty extensively. If this was $400, I'd buy it now, but tough to justify this price considering I'm pretty quick already.

[JimDK]

Just did a blog post on the project for anyone interested in the what and why:

http://blog.phaseone.com/the-future-of-adjustments-reinventing-the-shortcut-and-other-ideas/

Also we have a webinar with David Grover is December 15th:
https://www.phaseone.com/Webinars.aspx

[E.J. Peiker]

Just did a blog post on the project for anyone interested in the what and why:

http://blog.phaseone.com/the-future-of-adjustments-reinventing-the-shortcut-and-other-ideas/

Also we have a webinar with David Grover is December 15th:
https://www.phaseone.com/Webinars.aspx

Nice write-up and looking forward to the webinar this week.  One little typo in the writeup, in the subtitle of the section on the Mf panel, you called it the Mt panel

[Chris Barrett]

Jim, I really appreciate that you guys are pushing the user interface of C1Pro.  Tangent integration is easily worth the upgrade price to me.  One quick thought, when I'm using the trackballs to grade in Resolve, having a waveform scope on screen is critical to nailing neutral shadows and hilights.  I can do something similar in C1Pro by keeping an eye on the histogram.  The histogram palette is rather small and hard to be precise with, though.  Is there any way we can make this bigger?  I think for now, I'll just drop color readouts onto shadow and hilight areas.

Cheers,
CB

[JimDK]

In a way, yes - Histogram is scalable as a floating tool...

[minicoop1985]

  That setup is gorgeous...

[JimDK]

Nice write-up and looking forward to the webinar this week.  One little typo in the writeup, in the subtitle of the section on the Mf panel, you called it the Mt panel

Nå! Good catch. Fixed!

[Chris Barrett]

In a way, yes - Histogram is scalable as a floating tool...

Weird, that works fine on my MBP but not on my Windows tower.  On the PC, I get the resize tool on hover, but it has no effect on the floating palette.

[E.J. Peiker]

Yes, looks like a bug in the Windows version.  It is fully scalable on Mac but on my Windows computers, only some of the tools are scalable.  And the histogram is not one of them that is scalable.  Time to put in a bug report on the support page.