Capture One Cheats

Capture One Hack 2.2 + Redeem Codes

Shoot, edit, & share anywhere

Developer: Capture One A/S
Category: Photo & Video
Price: Free
Version: 2.2
ID: com.captureone.mobile

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Description

Forget the heavy laptop and clunky workflow, connect your camera to shoot right into your iPhone, and take the favorite photography app of artists and pros anywhere you want.

Our iPhone app lets you bring the speed, mind-blowing image quality and colors, and collaboration tools of Capture One anywhere you want. And it all fits in your pocket.

GET INCREDIBLE COLOR QUALITY
· Enjoy Capture One’s true-to-life, hand-calibrated colors on a mobile screen.
· Our high-quality colors make capturing, editing, and achieving perfect skin tones easy.
· Take the renowned RAW conversion and color processing power of Capture One Pro anywhere.

CONNECT YOUR CAMERA & SHOOT DIRECTLY TO MOBILE
· Leave your computer at home and connect your camera to your iPhone for easy on-the-go photography.
· Shoot, see, and review your photos in real-time on your iPhone screen.
· You can shoot wirelessly to your iPhone (via Wi-Fi) or wired (USB) with insanely fast speed.

SHARE, RATE, COLLABORATE, AND DECIDE ON THE SPOT
· Share your shots with teams and clients in real-time.
· Work together with your team, wherever they are and from whatever device they’re on.
· Get comments, star ratings, and color tags to mark photos for client review and faster editing, while keeping all feedback in one place.

APPLY EDITS TO PHOTOS AS YOU SHOOT THEM
· Impress teams and clients during photoshoots by instantly transforming dull RAWs into edited, near-final looks.
· Make quick edits to photos when shooting to your iPhone – both via USB or Wi-Fi – and automatically apply the same looks to all images as they’re taken.
· See what your final images could look like on your iPhone screen, allowing for more detailed feedback from art directors, clients, and more.

STYLE YOUR IMAGES FOR INSTANT LOOKS
· AirDrop your favorite presets and Styles to your iPhone.
· Create your own new, custom Styles directly on your iPhone.
· Apply presets & Styles to one or more images in a few taps.

EDIT ON THE GO
· Start your editing sessions anywhere with an easy-to-use interface designed for iPhone.
· Edit while you walk, ride, or fly.

FINISH WHEREVER YOU WANT
· Export your RAW, JPEG, TIFF, or EIP files to an external SSD for backup or additional editing elsewhere.
· Connect your camera and shoot straight to your phone, and view your images with true-to-life colors right away, letting you finish your editing on the move.
· Transfer your images via the cloud to Capture One Pro to switch over and finish your work with all your ratings, color tags, and edits intact.

WORK WITH ANY CAMERA
· Supports over 500 cameras from major brands like Canon, Sony, Nikon, Fujifilm, Leica, Sigma, and more.
· Control your camera directly from your iPhone – wired or wirelessly. Adjust your settings, fire the shutter, and more.

PRODUCT & PRICING
· Capture One for iPhone offers a unique photo experience designed specifically for mobile use.
· With quick image transfer, you can continue your work on your desktop with Capture One Pro.
· Start with a 7-day free trial with the option to start a subscription after your trial ends.

Version history

2.2
2023-10-25
- Read and reply to your Live session comments from right within the app.
- Rename multiple images at once with batch renaming.
- Save storage space and time with the new faster and smaller image proxy generation.
- Never lose a shot and get more freedom to move with Retether.
During a shoot you can unplug your tethering cable and keep shooting. Once you plug back in, your shots will be automatically transferred into Capture One. *

* This feature only works with supported Canon and Nikon cameras.
- The camera must have an SD card inserted.
- Keep the Capture One app open on your iPhone/iPad. If the app closes while unplugging and plugging in, the images won't transfer back in automatically.
2.1.3
2023-10-16
* Support for ProStandard for in-app-taken photos with iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max.
* Fixed style mix-up for images with same name.
* Fixed a number of crashes.
2.1.2
2023-09-28
Fix for crash on Capture One for iPad on iOS 17 when app state has been restored in browser. Tapping an image in Filmstrip or tethering would crash the app.
Fix for crash when disconnecting camera in tethering session.
2.1.1
2023-09-20
iPhone tethering; fixed case of failing to reconnect to Capture One for iPad.
2.1
2023-09-12
∙ Added full support for Fujifilm GFX 100 II.
∙ You can now shoot photos from within the app (iPhone only).
∙ Shoot ProRAW photos and take advantage of our new ProStandard profile.*
∙ Change background color of the viewer: white, medium, dark grey or black.
∙ In-app guide on how to connect your camera (for supported cameras).
∙ Add images to an album from the viewer (iPhone only).
∙ Use your iPhone camera to shoot photos into Capture One Pro (Mac only) or to Capture One for iPad.**
∙ Bug fixes and improvements.

* ProStandard profiles only apply to ProRAWs shot from the app.
iPhone 12 Pro and newer Pro models shoot ProRAW, other models default to HEIC.

** This feature is only available on iOS 16 with Capture One Pro 16.2.4 on macOS only.
ProRAW available to iPhone 12 Pro and newer Pro models. Other iPhones will default to HEIC format.
2.0.3
2023-07-24
· Now you can move Histogram freely
· Added auto-adjust on iPhone
· Added picker for White Balance, Color Editor and Dehaze on iPhone
· Performance improvements and crash+bug fixes.
2.0.2
2023-06-23
Performance improvements and crash+bug fixes.
Fix for failing to export of large amount of photos.
2.0.1
2023-06-14
Fix a number of memory and performance issues.
2.0
2023-06-14
Capture One is now available on iPhone.
1.8.2
2023-05-26
Fixed a crash that could occur soon after app start.
1.8.1
2023-05-25
New cameras supported, i.e., on par with Capture One Pro 16.2.1.

Bug fixes:
* Large RAW files could be hit by bad performance when zoomed in 100%.
* When importing from camera date could be wrong.
* Login failed for some users.
* When importing edited photos from Photos app they got converted into JPEG. Now the original is imported without edits.
* Fixed a crash when uploading to Live/Share.
1.8
2023-05-16
New:
* Wireless tethering for selected Fujifilm cameras.
* Audio feedback when connecting/disconnecting camera for tethering.

Bug fixes:
* Random thumbnail appearing in browser.
* Reduced memory footprint for selected Fujifilm cameras.
1.7.1
2023-04-28
Bugs fixed:
* Captured photo wrongly added to selected user album.
* #1 crash.
1.7
2023-04-26
Capture One Live has been added.
Share images with your team in real time during the shoot.
Get feedback from your clients directly in the app and keep all feedback in one place.
Collaborate with your reviewers on any project, whether they're in the same room or in another country.

Export your photos with your own settings to share your images at the size you want.
Other bug fixes and improvements are included in this release.
1.6.2
2023-03-24
Support for new cameras:
* Canon EOS R8 
* Canon EOS R50

Support for new lenses:
* Sigma 50mm F1.4 DG DN | A (Sony E)
* Canon RF15-30mm F4.5-6.3 IS STM
* Canon RF100-400mm F5.6-8 IS USM
* Canon RF16mm F2.8 STM
* Canon RF24mm F1.8 MACRO IS STM
* Canon RF135mm F1.8 L IS USM
* Canon RF-S18-150mm F3.5-6.3 IS STM
1.6.1
2023-03-15
Fixed a number of crashes.
1.6
2023-03-06
Improved support for Apple ProRAW.
1.5
2023-02-28
Support for PhaseOne tethering over wired ethernet or Wi-Fi.
1.4.1
2023-02-20
* Fix JPEG+TIFF exporting with styles that includes layers.
* Fix visibility of shutter release button when exiting fullscreen in viewer.
1.4
2023-02-06
Camera settings like the option to save to card, exposure compensation, ISO etc. are now available! You can find them in the menu next to the name of your camera or by tapping the gear icon on the shutter button.
We would like to remind you that the range of settings available is dependent on the support for the camera model from the manufacturer.

Exclude duplicates are here! Save time and space by not importing the same files again and again.

Other bug fixes and improvements are also included in this release.
1.3.3
2023-01-17
Fixed a crash.
1.3.2
2023-01-02
Fixed two crashes.
1.3.1
2022-12-16
Fixed two crashes that could happen:
* When exporting to EIP.
* After extensive editing on iPads with more than 4 GB of memory.
1.3
2022-12-05
Expand your editing possibilities with Variants. Enter Select Mode in the Browser and use the Duplicate function, or long-press on a thumbnail in the filmstrip to create a Variant

The much requested Exposure Warning is here. Simply tap on the 3 dots to enable it. If you want to enable Shadow Warning as well, go to Settings > Appearance

Filter by file format has been added to the Filter tool

Speed up your culling process with the Capture One Pro tried and tested "Select Next When" functionality. Enable or disable this functionality from Settings > Preferences

All EXIF metadata displayed in Capture One Pro is now also available in Capture One for iPad

Momentum has been added to the wheel slider. Let us know what you think!

There are now file format labels for all image types. To turn them on or off, tap with 2 fingers in the Browser

Other bug fixes and improvements
1.2.2
2022-11-22
Support for new cameras:
* Canon EOS R6 Mark II
* OM System OM-5 (Olympus)
* SONY ⍺7R V (ILCE-7RM5)
Fixed a crash that could happen during import of photos

Cheat Codes for In-App Purchases

Item Price iPhone/iPad Android
Capture One mobile
(Monthly subscription to Capture One mobile)
$4.99
Free
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Ratings

3.8 out of 5
159 Ratings

Reviews

CrashBP,
I understand the frustration, but…
I 100% get the frustration with the iPad version of capture one and a few months ago I would have rated it it 3 stars at BEST. It is not a fully baked standalone alternative to the Mac version. So many features are missing and it’s really not ready for use as a standalone raw editor.

What it is, I have learned, is a fantastic tool for a very narrow scope of work - basically a companion to the full desktop capture one to use for tethered shooting -or- a just-good-enough editor to get something out while in the field. Understanding that, I think it accomplishes what it aims to.

Do I wish we could have full desktop capture one on an iPad? Yes.
Do I wish for more editing tools? Definitely (levels, curves, brushes, etc. would all be very welcome.)
Is this worth the subscription price? Maybe… it wasn’t for me for personal use, but for professional tethered portrait sessions: I feel it offers just enough to be useful and it’s great for clients to interact with.

I hope we get more our of this soon, but if you are looking for a solid option for tethered shooting, than this might be the tool to get.
Eric Jordan-Standage,
Nearly immediately frustrating
I can’t determine a good reason that this version is so painfully chopped down compared to its desktop counterpart. I tried on both iPhone and iPad. I’m positive an M1 iPad Pro can handle a fully fledged Capture One Pro. I was at least able to connect my Fujifilm X-T4 to the iPad, but that’s when I learned that there was no Live View. Why??? That was 80% of the reason I wanted the app in the first place. Capture One on iOS/iPadOS has been out for almost a year now; why isn’t this a feature? I’m sorry, but shooting directly to my device instead of a memory card just feels pointless. Also, why would I try to hold my camera or tripod mount it and use a very powerful and expensive iPad Pro just to hit the shutter? It couldn’t even change exposure or shutter speed settings on the fly — they would almost immediately flip back to the starting value I left them on. This app feels like it’s in an early beta stage nearly a year later, and you’re asking for money for it. I could maybe get some use out of it to do some really basic RAW processing shortly after shooting, or if I don’t want to work from my laptop I guess?
abellimages,
Additional needs…
I have been a Capture One user for many years… The desktop version destroys anything Adobe, and in many ways it is better than every other RAW processing app. Other apps may do specific things better, but in general Capture One is my go-to app when editing imaged that need to be perfect.

For my architectural interiors and exteriors, I have relied on CamRanger for a number of years, and in many ways this destroys the the Cam Ranger 2. Transfer speed appears to be the similar, and there is zero to minimal latency when shooting with a strobe compared to the CamRanger 2 on my Sony a7rIV.

Live View Support would make the mobile apps amazing, and I suspect render the CamRanger2 one less thing I have to worry about charging and carrying from location to location.

The editing options are fantastic and for a mobile app, better than any I have used. While not exactly the desktop version, I am sure others care more for these updates than Live View. Still, Live View is a must, in my opinion! With that 5 Stars!
jschau,
The app has come a long way
After being out shooting I often prefer transferring the images from my card to Capture One iPad for their initial review and culling. It offers a great start for those images I immediately know I want to develop further. I can checkout the possibilities with that same tools as the desktop.

This app has steadily improved since its first release and deserves taking the time to explore its capabilities and ways to speed the developing process.

Even after using the cloud transfer to send my latest batch of images to the desktop I'll still go back to the iPad to try out new ideas first.
Mirocal,
C1 for iPhone is in its infancy
As a long time user of C1 on desktop I have welcomed the mobile version, but then the bar is high too. My scenario is shooting raw on phone and developing on phone too, as opposed to uploading to desktop. This is unfortunately not an option, as the phone app lacks important features (levels, curves, color balance and color editing, importable custom styles, masks). The very basic functions don’t work as well as on desktop (HDR, clarity), and operation is clunky (no alternating preview between prior and current state, why the import stage rather than direct access to photo library?).
Currently the bar is set by Darkroom, also I recommend C1 to look at some of the tool implementations in Snapseed.
I may check on this in an year or so.
foyizzle,
App comes a long way, but a lot more to go
I love that C1 is making the jump to iPhone, but overall the app doesn't feel intuitive. I would love for there to be an auto button for exposure and HDR, even auto align.

I like the fact that you can edit with the sliders but a lot of the desktop features are not available here that would justify paying for the app version when the photo app from iPhone can do 99% of the features here.

Would love to have the option for more features from desktop such as the heal tool, Gradient, etc.
stmck,
Good, once you realize the intent
This app has a very specific use case, and once you realize what this app is for, it’s great. I pull in selected photos to make some edits and then publish them out. Or capture tethered from camera. The edits, as with C1 on computer, just seem better than other apps. I really appreciate how Capture 1 does black and white in particular.
I just wish that I could directly export photos from Lightroom CC app to this app. Now I have to export to camera roll and then import.
Joninva1,
Should not be a subscription for current full version subscribers
My native editor on my phone is more powerful than this app when it comes to editing. Comparing with LR on Apple phones is tough for C1P. Only workflow I can see where this beats LR is tethering. I don’t shoot tethered so it has no meaning for me. I need layers, brushes, cloud integration with full version C1P to pick up where I left off. I think for the limited feature set a subscription fee is ridiculous for current subscribers of the full software. This should be an additional feature of the current license. Hate to say it but I’m disappointed.
iPad Pro Photo,
Underpowered and Overpriced.
Flatly, this app, with the capabilities it has, should be included for free with the subscription to Capture One Pro for desktop. If this was a powerful alternative to desktop and not just a limited companion to the desktop version I could see some sort of an argument for a separate charge, but with the lack of full support for levels, curves, and what seems to be inferior processing there is no reason I believe that this app deserves to be 5 dollars a month on top of an existing CP1P subscription that is already 180 dollars a year.
footballman2124,
No access with perpetual license
It’s annoying to have to pay a subscription for this app. I bought a perpetual license for the desktop version (which does not give you any access to this mobile app) so I didn’t have to pay every single month towards using it. And now they’ve released the app with only a subscription access plan. I would consider a one time payment for access to it but I don’t want to spend $5 or more per month just to edit on mobile too. Maybe it’ll be good for professionals who like to edit on phones, if you can pass the charge on to your clients.

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