Photographer, Byron Jorjorian, where he describes his

unique and effective digital workflow with Capture One PRO

& iView MediaPro.

You can also read about the Capture One 3.7.4 Release

Candidate that is available now and about our Capture One

PRO & iView MediaPro promotion, running until April 15th,

2006.

 Capture One 3.7.4 Release Candidate

The release of Capture One 3.7.4 is only a short while away. A public release candidate of PRO, DB and LE versions of Capture One 3.7.4 is available now for Mac/Windows. Go to download to try 3.7.4 RC1.

Capture One on Intel-based Macs
Starting with 3.7.4 Capture One for Mac will be a Universal application. This means that in addition to run natively on the PowerPC based Macs as it does today, Capture One will also run natively on the new Intel-based Macs. Whichever type Mac you use, Capture One will let you take full advantage of the computer's capabilities. 

Capture One is amongst the first, if not the first, RAW workflow application for professional photographers, which runs natively on both PowerPC and the new Intel-based Macs.

To learn more about Universal applications, visit Apple's website

New and updated camera support  

3.7.4 will now also support RAW files from:

 Phase One P 21
 Pentax *Ist DL, DL2 and DS2 cameras
 Canon EOS 30D

The support for some of the existing cameras has also been improved in 3.7.4. The camera profiles for the Phase One digital backs P 45 and P 30 have been made even better ensuring supreme quality images out of the box. The profile for the popular Nikon D200 camera has also been improved, giving the user better results by default.

The final release of Capture One 3.7.4 will be available mid-April, so stay tuned to Phase One's web site for more information!

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By Professional Nature Photographer Byron Jorjorian, USA, owner of NaturePhotoCentral.com.

I looked at various workflow programs but they seemed to be mostly a collection of tips for improving image quality, etc. That was great but there was no overall flow plan. I needed a way to handle thousands of images in a high quality organized and consistent manner. So I came up with my own workflow. It is loosely based on the assembly line approach from the manufacturing world. Here is a brief overview of my workflow. It is intended to share the overall concept of my assembly line image processing approach.

Capture One and iView MediaPro - the right tools for the job

I chose Capture One for my raw processing. I believe it delivers the highest image quality with greatest flexibility and speed. I spent a lot of time studying the results from other RAW processing programs before I settled on Capture One. I also chose iView MediaPro for managing my library of raw images and my library of finished master tiff files. It delivers unparalleled flexibility for image organization, key-wording and searching.