Improve Capture One
Request a new feature, or support for a camera/lens that you would like to use in Capture One.
Request a new feature, or support for a camera/lens that you would like to use in Capture One.
When using Capture One for regular workflow, after processing RAW files from full-frame cameras, I've noticed unnatural sharpening artifacts on certain fabric textures. This over-sharpening looks really odd and even messes with the original color accuracy of the clothing. The issue persists even with completely unedited RAW files and seems common across different full-frame camera brands. Hopefully this bug can be fixed in future updates.Additional Tests Performed:
Adjusted lighting to ensure even illumination (ruled out uneven lighting as the cause).
Upgraded to professional strobe flashes – issue persists.
Note: Continuous cine lights haven’t been tested yet due to power limitations.
The attached clothing images clearly demonstrate the following issues:
Image 1 (Detail Shot): Noticeable yellow discoloration in the central area (Sony A7R5)
Image 2 (Main Garment Shot): Clarity artificially increased to +100% reveals excessive and unnatural sharpening (Canon R5)
Image 3 (Fabric Detail): The white areas in this denim fabric appear overly harsh and visually uncomfortable
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Current workaround
Current Workarounds:
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Hello, thanks for the feedback!
Have you tried changing the default sharpening values? Have you also tried the Moire tool? Both can help with artifacts on small repeating patterns of texture.