Capture One version 13.1.2 was released today with bug fixes and support for the Nikon AF-S Nikkor 24mm f/1.8G ED lens. The full release notes can be found here. In four days Capture One will hold a webinar for Nikon users: "Impossible photos with Joe McNally". The webinar will explore the subject of seemingly impossible photos. Joe McNally and David Grover will explore a series of Joe’s "big pictures" and discuss the planning and pitfalls, the production, and the lighting + final production. The webinar covers not just Capture One edits but the whole photography creation process. The exact time is August 26, 2020 at 6:00 PM (Copenhagen time). You can register here. Capture One recently announced a new version for Nikon users. Here is a breakdown of the different available versions: Capture One Express for Nikon: is completely FREE (not a trial) and it’s limited in capabilities when compared to a full version. Capture One Pro for Nikon (full-featured): has the same capabilities and features as a full Pro version but supports only Nikon cameras (this version supports only RAW images from Nikon). Capture One Pro for all cameras: has the same features as the branded versions but it also supports different cameras (can edit RAW files from different manufacturers). Capture One trial version: has a full range of capabilities and features and is available for a free 30 days only (no credit card needed). Capture One currently has a 25% discount on perpetual licenses and subscriptions with coupon code TAKE25OFF. Please be aware that...
Published By: Nikonrumors - Friday, 21 August, 2020