Finally, Capture One is Making Retouching Easier for Photographers

Today, Capture One is debuting a brand new set of tools in Beta as part of its latest update. Unfortunately, they're still not addressing giving photographers better high ISO editing abilities -- which has long been requested.

However, what we're getting in its place is a really welcome addition in the form of making retouching images much easier. At the same time, during a press demo, Capture One demonstrated what I'd call an overall ethical approach to retouching and even a fair balance between assistive AI and human edits. .

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2025-5-8 21:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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