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There are plentiful videos and webinars on various topics, and the online User Guide is great, mainly in that it goes into enough detail but not too much. I never know how the heck much noise reduction to apply when I do it myself.Īnother thing I'm sold on is Capture One's level of support. :-) I'm being tongue in cheek, but in principle I'm perfectly copacetic with deferring to whatever Fujifilm and Phase One agree is appropriate. I may never set noise reduction myself again. Something that goes along with it and complements it. It's beginning to seem to me like C1-20 for Fuji should be thought of as an accessory for a Fuji camera. (Of course you can customize it from there if you wish or even change the default, to taste.)

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So C1-20F knows I'm using an X-H1, and if I took a certain picture at ISO 1600, the software knows how much noise reduction such a file taken with my sensor is likely to need, and it goes ahead and applies that as a default. But this is nice: the engineers at Fuji and the software developers at Phase One put their heads together and gave C1-20F default noise corrections for all the different Fuji cameras at every ISO. Moose was talking about noise reduction the other day, and I rather cheekily answered that I like noise.I believe DxO pioneered this capability, back in days of yore, and I was always fascinated by it and attracted to the idea. For any given picture you're working on, C1-20F automatically recognizes which Fuji lens you used, and of course it knows the aperture you shot the picture at, too, so it automatically applies specific lens corrections for your lens at that aperture.It's $129 plus tax, which seemed reasonable.Ī couple of nice points for Fuji shooters: Well that was fast! Without even waiting for the 30-day trial period to expire I actually went ahead and bought Capture One 20 for Fuji only (let's call that C1-20F).

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