Take one announced that a iPad version of its photo editing software is in development and “will be available soon in 2022.” The next news last Capture One 22 release in December, a major update of the desktop app that has added support for Apple’s M1, M1 Pro, and M1 Max chips; and introduces new features, including HDR Blending, Panorama Collage, Auto Rotate, and Wireless Tethering.
Regarding the iPad app, the Capture One website tells visitors: “Our plan is to give you a much more flexible workflow, allowing you to get the best image quality on the go. Switch with lifelike colors, powerful editing capabilities, and easy filtering to organize your top image selections, all with a single tap. “Users will be able to edit while out of place or traveling and pick up where they left off at home on the desktop version. It will also be able to adjust files on the fly with presets and batch edit multiple photos at once. It will also be much easier to share images with clients and team members.
The beta version of Capture One for iPad is slated to release in April. Capture One has also promised an iPhone app by 2022. Capture One 22 is available as a perpetual license ($300 for the iPad). new users) or subscription (starts at $20 per month) and you can download a free 30-day trial of the software.
