Capture One

Want a closer look at what’s coming? Join our early access to try Enhanced Denoise and more new features, or sign up for our release stream, and let us walk you through them. Get early access: link.captureone.com/au5 Join our livestream: link.captureone.com/9jj

The craft of retouching with Jan Wischermann. In this session, Jan shares his perspective on maintaining authorship in an AI-driven world and how his work and business continue to develop without compromising excellence. Sign up now: link.captureone.com/2qp

Introducing Quickstreams. Our new monthly livestream format focused on single-image edits, live on YouTube. One image. One edit. One focus. First episode: COLOR GRADING on May 13 Join us live, ask questions, and discover new ways to create: link.captureone.com/gk1

We see you. We hear you. We’re opening up for early access to our upcoming release. Be the first to test Enhanced Denoise and other highly requested features. Get early access here: link.captureone.com/4xl

Film never disappeared. But it has definitely changed. Negative Film Conversion emerged from that shift. It’s been one of the most-requested features for years, and the goal has been to respect the character of film when converting. Built to fit how people actually shoot and archive today. Find out what went into the making of this feature and all things film photography. Panel: AJ Holmes (Co-founder & CEO, Negative.Supply) Niels V. Knudsen (Senior Principal Software Engineer, Capture One) Sebastian Rydahl (Color Engineer & Digitech, Capture One) Moderator: Viktor Farkas (Head of Product Marketing, Capture One)

The full Capture One workflow, start to finish. Join David Grover on April 23 for a full rundown. Sign up: link.captureone.com/86bd93

We’re excited to share that we now support .af files, enabling a smoother workflow with Affinity. This marks the beginning of a closer collaboration between us and Affinity, making it easier to move between tools while staying focused on your creative process. We see strong potential in this relationship and look forward to continuing to build and strengthen it over time. Read more about the release: link.captureone.com/bqk

Film photography isn’t nostalgia. Its intention. In our latest blog, we’re breaking down why we built Negative Film Conversion, what had to be right, and what it means for modern hybrid-workflows. You can also read how we connected with Silver Lab and Negative Supply to get feedback and expertise from some of the best in the film game. Read the full story: link.captureone.com/cc00c9

We’re heading to The Photography Show in Birmingham. From March 14–17, our team will be on-site with live demos, workflow insights, and sessions from photographers and industry experts who use our software in real production environments. If you’re attending, come by, meet the team, and join us for a talk. You can even win daily merch. As always, we look forward to meeting you in person. You can view our full speaker schedule here: link.captureone.com/8dg

Convert and get film-faithful color. With Negative Film Conversion, you can: √ Convert entire film rolls in batches √ Maintain consistent color √ Refine with advanced color tools √ Stay inside one continuous workflow See what makes it different: link.captureone.com/07684a

Film photographers can now scan, convert, and edit negatives directly inside Capture One. No plugins or external tools required. This release brings a fully integrated workflow to modern film digitization. Learn more about the feature and how it was built: link.captureone.com/07684a

Don’t wait around. Join our Beta and get early access to Negative Film Conversion before release: link.captureone.com/w5m. And if you’re looking for a deep dive, sign up for our upcoming Livestream: link.captureone.com/58729b.

We recently had Negative Supply at headquarters, helping us prepare for our upcoming feature release. If you can’t wait, join our Beta and try for free until March 4: link.captureone.com/w5m

We recently visited Silver Lab to discuss our upcoming feature, Negative Film Conversion. You can get early access and join our Beta for free now until March 4. Sign up: link.captureone.com/w5m

We asked The Cowboy Photographer, Seth Stern, during his first solo exhibition if he’d be up for creating a new self-portrait. It has become a milestone marker on his journey. Luckily, he said yes. See how he does it: link.captureone.com/io2

Why is observation a photographer’s greatest material? For Tom Barreto, photography begins with paying attention. In this conversation, he shares how observation shapes his process and gives his images meaning. Read the full interview in our blog: link.captureone.com/nge

On seeing before shooting. From fashion and beauty to personal work, Brazilian photographer Tom Barreto’s work is shaped by observation, presence, controlled chaos, and a deep sensitivity to people and everyday life. In this conversation, he shares how paying attention beyond the camera informs everything he creates.

@PAWELECphoto We really appreciate you being here and supporting what we do. Thank you!

@captureone Thank you for the wise words and a proper stance, esp during these new and uneasy times for creatives! Bravo to the entire C1 team! 🤙

AI is reshaping photography. That’s not up for debate. But we don’t think that AI is the main character. The real question is what comes next, and what future do we believe in? Check out our guiding principles on AI, and learn directly from our CEO where our minds are at: link.captureone.com/3fb

We know many of you have been waiting for this, and we appreciate your patience. Initial support is now available, and as always, we’re continuing to refine color and performance to meet our standards. More details: link.captureone.com/73o