Summary
One of the most important features of Capture One 4 has gone mostly unnoticed because it is hidden from the end user. The entire architecture of the program has been broken down into modules to make it much easier for Phase One to issue updates. Just two weeks after the release of Capture One 4.5 this is already paying dividends. Along with adding preliminary support for the 5D Mark II (raw file only, no tethering) Phase One has also corrected several bugs. Below you’ll find links to download the software, along with a list of solved issues. As a Value Added Reseller we work very closely with our customers and based on this experience we’ve highlighted what we feel are the most important solved issues.
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New Camera Support
Canon
- Canon EOS 50D (Raw files only, no tethering, no sRAW)
- Canon EOS 5D Mark II (preliminary, Raw files only, no tethering, no sRaw)
Solved issues
General:
- Improved stability
- Better sharpness when in “Zoom to Fit” mode
- Consistency of output when processing multiple recipes
- Increased robustness for Chromatic Aberration Analysis
- Improved sharpness when applying Lens Distortion and resizing images
- License information shown in about box
- Support for Pentax K20D Camera using firmware 2.0
Mac:
- Warning when launching on Mac OSX 10.4.x and/or PowerPC
- Solved problem causing wrong cursors to be shown.
- Sorting by ISO now possible
- Crop composition grid enabled for all versions
- Solved problem preventing the Preferences from showing ICC profile file location
- Solved issues relating to copy/apply of Styles and LCC and Color Cast
- Better Lens tool defaults
Windows:
- Fixed the keyboard shortcuts for selecting tool tabs
- “The given key was not present in the dictionary” issue resolved
- Automatically starting the importer on auto load cd/dvd/memory card
