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    Save 10% on Capture One during October

    October 7, 2019 / Comments Off on Save 10% on Capture One during October

    From today through to 31st October, you can save 10% on any Capture One Pro product (perpetual licenses, subscriptions and styles) purchased through the official Capture One store. During checkout, please add the promo code: OCT-AF-VAG. 1 Go to the official Capture One store, and select the product you want. Then click on Enter Promotional Code and add the OCT-AF-VAG in the dialog box that opens. Click Apply, and verify the 10% discount has been applied before adding your details. If you click on the checkout basket, top left, you’ll see two items have been added. The licence and a $20 gift card (offer extended through October) to spend on…

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    Kevin Carter

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    Capture One 12.1 Announced with New tools and Profile Support for Nikkor Z mount Lenses

    June 17, 2019 / Comments Off on Capture One 12.1 Announced with New tools and Profile Support for Nikkor Z mount Lenses

    Phase One, the company behind Capture One and Capture One Pro RAW processing software has announced 12.1, the first feature release of version 12.0. New features include a Grid tool that groups the options together from what was previously found under the global Preferences into a separate tool brick. This important compositional aid features a dedicated short-cut and is now separate from the Guides feature. As standalone the Grid tool is both simpler and more logical in use. It’s located under the Lens Inspector, but like the majority of tools in Capture One Pro it can be added to any to the Tool Inspectors or ‘Tool Tabs’. Guides are accessible from…

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