Capture One 14.3 released with new improvements and features

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Today Capture One 21 released a new update which adds a couple of new features. Keep in mind you save 10% when using our checkout code “43RUM” on your Capture One 21 software purchase. You can also try it for free here.

The new features:

Magic Brush  

Make complex masks in a split-second, so you can accurately focus your edits on any area of your photo. Simply doodle over the area you wish to mask using the Magic Brush and Capture One fills in the rest for you.

It’s fun to use – and the result is a precise and refined mask for perfect accuracy in your editing.

Effortless Export  

Make exporting quick and easy – we’ve redesigned the Exporter so you get the entire suite of options, all in one place. Plus, we’ve added a powerful Proofing Viewer that visualizes your final photo with all your output settings applied – guaranteeing a perfect result before you export. And for an even simpler workflow, you can now replace images on export – one of our top-requested export features!

Show images in subfolders 

It’s now easier than ever to keep track of all the photos in your Catalogs. We added the option to show images across subfolders when you’re browsing Catalogs – one of our most–asked-for organization features!

Synchronize new subfolders 

Always keep your Catalog in sync with your hard disk – and cut down on the time you spend manually importing photos. Capture One now synchronizes new subfolders that are waiting on your hard disk and aren’t yet part of your Catalog.

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(FT3) Will Olympus launch a new 20mm f/1.4?

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I got this from a new source:

there will be new lens announced this year: 20mm f/1.4 (it will start new future series of f/1.4 lenses)

this is a new source but he also shared me some other info I know it’s true. So this may become true indeed!

 

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First reviews of the new new Yongnuo 25mm 1:1.7 MFT lens

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The new Yongnuo 25mm f/1.7 lens is now in Stock at Amazon US, Amazon DE, Amazon UK, Amazon FR.

And if you wanna see how good this lens is check out the first review posted by Radojuva.com. The summary:

main advantages:
*low cost (about 110 $)
*light weight, metal mount
*quiet stepper motor
*internal focusing
*small Minimal Focus Distance
*AF / MF focusing mode switch
*one low-dispersion element and 2 aspherical elements in the optical scheme
*good optical performance overall

main disadvantages:
*there is a complete incompatibility with some old cameras (the lens is not recognized by the camera)
*AF / MF focus mode switch does not work with some cameras (lens always uses autofocus)
*no hood included; non-bayonet type hood
*the diaphragm control makes a noticeable noise
*original lenses are more compact and with a smaller filter diameter (52 mm for Yongnuo 25 / 1.7, versus 46 mm for PANASONIC 25 / 1.7 and OLYMPUS 25 / 1.8)
*no USB port for firmware updates
*poor backlight resistance, noticeable vignetting at F / 1.7

And here is the review from Richard Wong:

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