Hi Paul, Capture One One the Mac is currently buggy, but this was also true of the PC version and Phase one fixed it in less than two weeks.
It is an expensive piece of software, but with a Canon, the quality is superior to all the other software available. Many people are making comparisons on price and overlooking what this app has been designed for ie rapid image adjustment and unattended batch processing of large numbers of images. C1 is heavily workflow orientated. For converting the odd file it is probably slower than other apps, but if you have to process 200 images to the best quality, for same day turnaround, this is the software for you. The fact that images can be adjusted in real time and batch processed ( with different setting for each file! ) whilst you get on with another job means that the software pays for itself in a very short time. additionally it does not demand much of a the PC / Mac which means that I can use my old Pentium III machine ( Mac G4 350Mhz equivalent) to churn through files AND still keep working in other apps - try doing that with Photoshop in batch mode! As the oft quoted saying goes: You pays peanuts, you get monkeys: It is without question worth the extra money over Adobe RC or MacBibble. Nick WB. > Received a mailing from MacBibble today, selling the features (and > extended range of camera files) of their updated software > (3.1). A few > people on the list have expressed preferences for Phase one > over the PS > plug in, but does anyone have strong opinions on MacBibble? > There is a > big price difference between Phase one and the other two - is there > really a big difference in quality? > > Regards, > > Paul Debois =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
