Search results: Capture One on desktop

DXO's denoise and lens sharpness corrections are the best (by far) I've ever seen. I always have to use it or another 3rd party when using Capture One because it's so sub par

Editing things like, Grain, sharpening, just about any slider should be able to apply to all images selected. After you do full edit you want to apply matching grain, sharpening, noise reduction etc and you have go through and click all these boxe...

In my experience, the new Enhanced Denoise Tool works very cleanly, subtly and very well. The degree of noise reduction is easy to control, and I haven’t noticed any over-sharpening, as I sometimes see with DxO, for example, even at the lowest set...

Many sports images I take are in wooded areas resulting in high ISOs. I can select all images with an ISO over 3200, as recommended, but the enhanced noise reduction is by individual image only slowing down a workflow that needs to be a fast as po...

Highlighting the Tool Tab which is active (containing an adjustment) and the adjustment within the tool - this will improve UI. Knowing which tools that are utilized will be beneficial at a glance. There is no visual indicators when there has been...

Currently the enhanced denoise option is part of the Noise Reduction panel in the interface. This means that if I have a layer selected and move to the sharpening tab, I can't select the Enhanced Denoise. I have to go back to the Editing tab and s...

I would like a global “adjustment opacity” slider in Capture One that reduces the strength of all edits on an image at once. Ideally, the user should be able to choose which adjustments are included or excluded, for example keeping noise reduction...

I would find it very useful if it was possible to have conditional layers based on metadata/filters. Basically smart layers, in the same way smart albums work. Apply layer if rules are met for the image, disable otherwise. For example, I work in n...

What problem do you see this solving? So, to achieve a "long exposure" effect, and also a noise reduction effect, stacking multiple raw images and average them (with aligning) you could achieve this. I guess this is what the Phase One cameras does...

What problem do you see this solving? Capture One will not allow import of DNG files processed in any Adobe raw tool once the file has been processed into a DNG using Adobe's Enhance Denoise reduction tools. At present, Adobe's Denoise is buying m...