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Capture One 22 lets you stitch panoramics and create merged HDR images – releasing on December 9th

Dec 3, 2021 by John Aldred Add Comment

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Capture One has announced its new Capture One 22 software. Or at least, they’ve announced that it’s coming. With a release date of December 9th, it brings with it two pretty significant and highly requested features. The first is native panoramic stitching. Yes, that’s right. No longer do you need to export them out and bring them into another piece of software, you can now stitch from within Capture One itself straight from your raw files.

The new Capture One 22 is also able to create merged HDR files within the software as well, allowing you to exceed the dynamic range of just a single raw file for maximum versatility in high contrast scenes. Unfortunately, there’s no teaser video yet showing these new features in action, but they do have a live stream scheduled on their YouTube channel for December 9th when it’s officially released.

As far as all of the new features coming in Capture One 22, besides the two mentioned above, the only other new one mentioned at the moment is auto-rotate. This is what they’ve said about the new features so far.

Panorama Stitching

Build stunning panoramic stitches of landscapes, cityscapes, architectural scenes and more with incredible resolution and total detail from edge to edge. Produce superb wide-angle shots without warping and distorted corners. Don’t stop there – with multiple rows of stitching, create an extremely high-resolution image with an unmatched shallow depth of field using the Brenizer Method.

HDR Merging

Create high dynamic range images in just a few clicks. By combining multiple RAW images in varying exposures, you can create a final result that lets you pull details out of your image like never before. Use the full creative freedom of Capture One’s powerful editing tools to adjust your image – boost shadows, create rich contrast, and much more.

Auto rotate

Time is money – spare yourself hours of manual rotation in your workflow with the ability to auto rotate huge image batches simultaneously.

The newest version of Capture One, Capture One 22, is being released on December 9th. You can find out more on the Capture One website.

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John Aldred is a photographer with over 20 years of experience in the portrait and commercial worlds. He is based in Scotland and has been an early adopter - and occasional beta tester - of almost every digital imaging technology in that time. As well as his creative visual work, John uses 3D printing, electronics and programming to create his own photography and filmmaking tools and consults for a number of brands across the industry.

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