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    Hidden Features of Capture One Pro: Redeploy as a Fast Browser

    May 15, 2021 / Comments Off on Hidden Features of Capture One Pro: Redeploy as a Fast Browser

    Why use Capture One Pro as a fast browser? In theory, Capture One can’t be used to browse until images are imported into either a Catalog or a Session. And, in my opinion, it’s this design that makes Capture One Pro a little daunting for new users, as you’re immediately asked to make a choice between them before you can use it. However, in practice, there is an (unofficial and therefore unsupported) “third” way to use it, and that is as a fast browser. One of the downsides of RAW converters like this is that you have to import images through a “gatekeeper” (the import, or ‘importer’) app. Once files…

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    Kevin Carter

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