Capture One 4.5.1 Released

October 31, 2008 | Tech Features, Tips & Tech

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.

Download

• Capture One 4.5.1 for Mac 10.5.5 or higher
  
• Phase One 4.5.1 for XP SP3 or Vista SP1

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

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This year’s pumpkins……

October 31, 2008 | Dave

I had great expectations of carving 5 pumpkins last night, one for each member of the family. However, I sadly did not meet this seemingly simple, but foolishly lofty goal. Here are two that I did complete. One for my son and one for my wife. I will let you decide who’s pumpkin is who’s. : )

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Paying respect to the medium we helped destroy.

October 25, 2008 | Dave

Just this week we were asked if we knew where to buy some 4×5 Polaroid. While I can’t say I know where any hidden boxes of Type 55 are, what I can give you is this. If you have a mac, then click the link below and download a little bit of nostalgia.

http://www.poladroid.net/download.php?f=Poladroid0.9.5.dmg.zip

This cool little app will let you take any of your images and relive that polaroid feeling. The only thing missing is the residue left on your fingers. Drag and drop your image onto the instamatic and you will hear the trademark sounds, see the picture eject, wait for you picture to develop, and see the “polaroid” look of your image after the picture finally develops. If this doesn’t bring a smile to your face then I am not sure what will. Enjoy.

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Iron Creek Photography

October 21, 2008 | Uncategorized

I wanted to thank Don Libby, of Iron Creek Photography, for being such a great client and good friend.  Although Don and I have not met face-to-face, he feels like part of my family.  I’m looking forward to finally meeting him and truly seeing how tall he is. PS.  Don.. hope you enjoy your new P45+ & Cambo RS!

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Foundry Works

October 10, 2008 | Guest Writers, News

We’re very proud to announce that today our customer Michael Schultz’s book has been released.  The images in Foundry Work are a mix of 35mm and Phase One P45 shots. You can learn more about his book at his website below.

www.michaelschultzphotography.com/publication.html

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Canon 5D Mark II

October 6, 2008 | News

Canon’s update to the wildly popular full frame EOS 5D is here, and it’s better than ever. The EOS 5D Mark II has a stunning 21.1-megapixel full-frame CMOS sensor with DIGIC 4 Image Processor, a vast ISO Range of 100-6400 (expandable to ISO L: 50, H1: 12800 and H2: 25600), plus EOS technologies like Auto Lighting Optimizer and Peripheral Illumination Correction. It supports Live View shooting, Live View HD videos, and more. It can shoot up to 3.9 fps, has 9 AF points plus 6 AF assist points, a new 98% coverage viewfinder, a 3.0-inch Clear View LCD (920,000 dots/VGA) and a rugged build. Full-frame shooters rejoice!

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