Of course, the same effects can be implemented by choosing a color patch and manually moving the sliders, but the new cursor tool speeds up the process, is much easier to use and is more exacting. You can see the changes reflected in the sliders while moving the cursor. Move the cursor vertically (up/down) to change saturation or, in combination with the Opt/Alt key, to change lightness/darkness. From there, hold down the cursor and move it horizontally (left/right) to adjust the Hue. Designed for quick, easy and more precise adjustments, its new cursor tool allows you to click directly on an image to select a color, which then appears as a color patch (or patches). While you still have a choice of Basic, Advanced and Skin Tone color editing options, the Basic Color Editor has a few updates, including two additional color patches for a total of 8 and the ability to work on layers.īut the new feature that really caught my eye is its Direct Color Editor. Many of the updates were in response to user requests and there are a couple of what-the-heck-took-them-so-long improvements. You can find a complete list of all version 20 updates at (And check out our news story about its release, announced in December.) Meanwhile, we took a close look at what we consider some of the more significant changes. Like most software releases, it adds some notable features and improvements, complemented by nice-to-have but not mind-blowing updates. Capture One Pro 20, the newest version of the image editing software, was released in time for the new year, and a new decade (hence the name, a numerical jump from version 12 to version 20).
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