#Capture one pro 12 news upgrade
The money spent on a hypothetical upgrade to a 100s will mean I have to wait longer to add a third lens, which is ok. Capture One Pro is a professional photo editing software and my must-have tool as a wedding and portrait photographer. But then it's a more 'precious' thing, and a larger liability if broken or lost! I take care of my gear, so that ought not happen. Additional: I suspect the 100s will hold its value more strongly than the 50s ii. Any other points of difference/consideration re IQ that I should mull? I'm ok for computing power, and can add additional storage later.
#Capture one pro 12 news full
The detail and tonality is outstanding. I've a decent 2K BenQ monitor at the moment, and will shortly upgrade it to 4K, so I'm almost certainly not seeing the full capability of the 50s. I *love* the images I'm seeing from the 100s online, but that may be because there's more online and review content about this body.
At what point/size - when viewing, printing, or when cropping in - does the difference in res become noticeable 25%, 50%, 100%? I'm only a hobbyist, and won't likely print very large. Anyone who purchased Capture One Pro 9 since November 1st of this year can upgrade to Capture One Pro 10 for free. Is the difference in dynamic range discernable? I've not yet found a back-to-back IQ comparison between the two bodies. Owners of Capture One Pro 8 and 9 can upgrade for US99. My conundrums and questions, and I'll welcome any thoughts you may share I've found the 50s ii AF to do a bit of hunting in some settings, a minor frustration, but then focusing manually is a breeze, thanks to the focus peaking and reasonably decent EVF. I'll do almost zero video nor fast-moving wildlife or sports, though a fighting chance at catching moving elements via AF in the natural and human worlds would be welcome. Capture One Pro 10 - Windows Edition V2. I like the 3D look of mMF, although I appreciate it's not as 3D as larger sensors. I purposely selected the GFX system to support my desire to take more intentional images and with higher IQ (migrating from a Canon 5D mk iii). I'm considering swapping the 50s ii for the 100s - for its faster AF, extra dynamic range and more res on tap - also meaning I can crop in tighter to simulate longer focal lengths. Click the image for the full-size version. I bought the 50s ii and 35-70 kit lens three weeks ago, I've only used it a little so far, but am enjoying the camera. The JPG straight from the X-T3 is visibly sharper than the default output from Capture One Pro 12 but this is expected given that the default sharpening is fairly low and that the output did not have any further sharpening applied. Hello, GFX newbie here - living in Bristol, UK.
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