Last Updated Aug 5, 2025
Overview
Overall Rating
Based on 5 users reviews
4.6
Rating Distribution
Positive
100%
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Pros And Cons of Capture One
Pros
Excellent color accuracy and RAW editing capabilities
Efficient tethered capture and support for batch processing
Provides a customizable workspace and local adjustments
Cons
Requires advanced hardware to function properly
Can experience performance issues with large catalogs
Frequently Asked Questions
Capture One provides support through an online help center, a ticket system, tutorials, community forums, and a dedicated assistant for enterprise users.
Yes, Capture One does offer a mobile app called Capture One for iPad.
Capture One supports multiple languages, including English, Chinese, Spanish, Japanese, French, German, and Italian.
Typical users of Capture One include professional photographers, digital artists, studio photographers, commercial studios, photo editors, and creative teams who require precise editing and high-quality output.
Yes, Capture One does offer an API for its users.
Capture One integrates with other photography and creative platforms as a plugin, such as Glass, Helicon Focus, Peakto Search, and JPEGmini.
The Capture One price ranges in two packages. For the Individual package, its plans include Mobile (Free + upgrades), Pro ($25/month), All-in-One ($36/month), and Studio ($59/month). For its Companies package, it has two customized plans: Teams and Enterprise. Therefore, obtain the cost estimate for a plan that best fits your requirements.