Thanks both. Re the 'pricey' comment I guess I was looking at it in the context of how much I paid for the application but I take your point. For a 400 page hardback it's fairly priced.
I get your point Sniffer,i have held back at moment ,if it had been say £15 i would have ordered by now but i may still get it either before end of this week offer or when they reduce it again which im sure they will at some point
Hmm its only £31 here in uk inc del,is it cus your there?•
I paid € 37.48, ordered through Affinity, and got it
this morning — delivered from Amazon.
Exchange rate… must be!
This is the kind of English I am supposed to use and write!
is there much on the RAW conversion side of things or is it mainly photoshop type pixel manipulation tecniques?Exchange rate… must be!
This is the kind of English I am supposed to use and write!
Impressions? It's heavy… joking aside, I will get into it when
I'm done with the studio moving… in January 2018.
I do not recommend AP for that purpose as it can work
That's the way I use it, as pixel editor, the best choice for
So you use it for pixel editing after youve done the raw conversion in C1 ,what format do you import into AP from C1?I do not recommend AP for that purpose as it can work
only one file at the time and won't generate xmp sidecar
files but rather save in an other format of your choice.
This will mean that any/all tweaks must be part of a "star-
ting all over again" procedure every time. Capture One is,
in my book and in every regard, the ultimate converter.
That's the way I use it, as pixel editor, the best choice for
anyone who, like me, wants to be Adobe free.
Once the post-processing completed, I'll export the
