On1 photo raw vs capture one full size#
On1 photo raw vs capture one update#
On1 photo raw vs capture one professional#

A year after the S1RвЂ™s release and many Capture One updates later, the problem still persists.

On1 photo raw vs capture one update#

At first I thought Capture One failed to do this since the camera was so new, but with a future software update it would fix the issue eventually. Which means I have to crop it yet again and try to match my original composition in some way.

On1 photo raw vs capture one full size#

When I import the same file into Capture One, it ignores it and shows the full size image. When I import the file into Lightroom, it upholds the crop I used in camera. On my S1R, I prefer to shoot in the 3 x 4 aspect ratio. Maybe this is only with the S1, S1R, and G9 but itвЂ™s annoying nonetheless.

Panasonic, unfortunately, is left out in the cold. It will honor crops/settings from Nikon, Canon, and Sony. Capture One does this too, but not with Panasonic cameras annoyingly. So if you crop in-camera(i.e., select a non-native aspect ratio) or select a particular picture profile, it will honor those settings and display your image as such(at least with LightroomвЂ™s default settings). You see, when you import a file into Lightroom, it recognizes the settings applied by the camera.

Therefore, I usually commit to one or the other for a length of time largely depending on the camera IвЂ™m currently shooting.ДЄs stated, Capture One has been my primary choice, but I found myself annoyed with how it handles the Panasonic S1, S1R, and G9 files. It feels like a waste of precious time switching back and forth between programs instead of focusing on client needs. This arrangement works for singular images, but isnвЂ™t practical long term since I shoot quite a bit. Sometimes I prefer how Capture One renders a file and sometimes I prefer Lightroom. Over the years IвЂ™ve used both Capture One and Lightroom in tandem. But if you shoot portraits, this may be of interest to you. Your results may differ if you primarily shoot landscapes, still-life, or another genre.

On1 photo raw vs capture one professional#

However, once I bought the S1 and S1R to use for serious professional work, I had to consider which program would be best for my workflow as well as get the best results out of my photographs.Д¬apture One has been my primary choice, but IвЂ™m currently considering a full time switch back to Lightroom.Д«efore we begin, let me preface this by stating, I mainly photograph people(portraits). I mostly use the G9 for street and everyday photography so ultimate image quality didnвЂ™t matter resulting in me choosing Lightroom for expedience. Since I began shooting with the Panasonic G9 years ago, I compared results from both programs. It seems Capture One and Lightroom remain at the top of the heap with other companies fighting for scraps. AppleвЂ™s amazing Aperture and the blazing fast Bibble are two programs that come to mind, both now defunct. During this time other RAW Processors have came and went. IвЂ™ve seen it grow from a simple program with only a basic level of adjustments to the robust version it is today. Way back when it had two distinct versions, Capture One and Capture One Pro. IвЂ™ve been an avid user of Capture One since about 2006.