February 2021

[ianwatson]

Yes, I tried C1 too. Didn't like the interface.   When you are very familiair with ACR and PS it feels so  not logical.  I gave up with C1 

That is the hard part with moving to C1 from Lightroom. Old habits must be set aside and new ones developed. I persevered and am now quite happy with C1.

Paco, I can only suggest getting cosy with the online manual and keep trying.

[ianwatson]

Snow in my backyard.

Nikon D4, 105mm f/2.5 P.C.

[Nasos Kosmas]

Another sunny day!

[golunvolo]

Thanks Ian, I´m on it. I´ll give it some time. It looks like the output is better than that of lightroom and the files look way cleaner and more defined. First impressions. Here, a picture taken with the D3s at 1600 iso, pushed 2 full ev in post and and changing colors, shadows, contrast and what not.

  Late evening branches, D3S, 60mm 2.8G micro

[Airy]

Surface of a pond. Df, CV 180/4.

[aerobat]

Engelberg - X100V; 14s; f/2.8

[Frank Fremerey]

Street dots. Madrid

 I´m trying to get to know the "capture one" workflow but I'm struggling with it. The output looks very nice but the interface is driving me crazy, I have double pictures in the folders and I have lost the work I did in a whole sesion...learning curve I guess.

   D5, 58mm 1.4g

great shot

[golunvolo]

Thank you Frank.
It is about time we all meet again 

[golunvolo]

In Japan 

[Akira]

Surface of a pond. Df, CV 180/4.

Nice objet trouvé created by the nature.

[Akira]

In Japan 

 

[Fons Baerken]

Dice got to roll

Df, Zf2 35mm f/1.4

[Akira]

Iridescent building.

[John Geerts]

That is the hard part with moving to C1 from Lightroom. Old habits must be set aside and new ones developed.

Of course. But when a system is not logical (to your personal feeling) you can't get rid of the feeling of wasting your time.
I do like Raw Therapee and Photo Ninja however.

[Jack Dahlgren]

Iridescent building.

Just the right lighting for that. Where is it?