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As of 11/6/2019, Capture One Version 12.1.4 is supported on Catalina (10.15.1).  You are able to download the update here and read the release note here.

Please contact DT Support if you have any questions about the updates or want to report any bugs that you have found.  We still recommend to test this on a computer that is not your daily driver to make sure all functions that you need are working; or make a bootable backup if necessary.

As a General Rule, You Should NOT Immediately Update Major OS Changes

As a general rule of thumb, it’s never a good idea to update to a new OS immediately after it is available. A lot of software, including the operating system itself, will have bugs, quirks, or poor performance until the initial “.0” issues are addressed (as in version 10.15.0). It almost always makes sense to wait (in the very least) until one “dot revision” of the operating system (e.g. 10.15.1) and until all your essential software has been updated and claim official support for the new OS. Even then, operating system upgrades should be treated as “major events” wherein you should be backing up your entire computer (we suggest SuperDuper) and testing the system extensively after the update (especially, but not only, if you will be using the computer for tethering.

Specifically About Capture One

Note that while many (but not all) users who decide to ignore this advice will find that C1 is running fine, that is very different than saying it is supported. Capture One is professional software that should only be used on supported configurations. Even if it launches and works fine initially you may find quirks, bugs, or even major issues in further use, and if you do there will be no official support response beyond “Catalina is not yet supported, please use a supported OS”.

As always, new operating systems mean lots of changes to the underlying code, libraries, and engines that Capture One leverages for its class-leading performance and stability. Phase One begins testing new operating systems months before they are released. However, Apple has a bad habit of making last-minute changes, even between the last beta and the released version. Therefore, extensive testing and tweaking is needed. We have no ETA for a new version of Capture One that will support Catalina, but of course it will come, and Digital Transitions will independently test it when it does.

The two most important dates on the DT Cultural Heritage calendar every year are our East Coast and West Coast Round Tables. While we stay in touch with our clients year-round, these events provide us the chance to spend a couple of days listening to the work they are doing and the challenges they face.

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We’re excited to announce our first ever Virtual Round Table, which gives cultural heritage professionals from around the world the opportunity to connect and learn about the latest advancements in digital imaging technology from the experts! We invite you to join us for a two-day-long event celebrating the cultural heritage industry and digitization.

The online event will be held online on October 15th and 16th. There will be morning and afternoon sessions, each followed by break-out sessions based on the topic. Like our in-person events, you will have the opportunity to view full-length presentations virtually and network with your peers. Your Eventbrite confirmation email will include instructions to complete your registration for the webinar!

This year we will also be hosting a Virtual Happy Hour! An advanced sommelier will join us for a special online beverage and wine tasting. This special portion of our event is included in your general admission ticket.

To reserve your spot and gift for the Happy Hour, you must register by 09/18/2020 separately from your event registration to receive the at-home tasting gift included in your registration. You will receive a unique registration link for the Happy Hour event in your confirmation email. Tasting gifts will ship to the continental U.S. only.  Registrants signing up after this deadline may attend the happy hour but will not receive the at-home tasting gift.

Space is limited for the Virtual Happy Hour, so don’t wait to reserve your spot!

Who’s speaking at this year’s event?

Julie McVey, Sara Monaco, Renee Braden | National Geographic Society
Early Color Photography at National Geographic: Our Journey from Idea to Funded Federal Grant Project
This is part of National Geographic Society’s recent National Endowment of the Humanities grant. Read more about the project here.

Arnab Chatterjee and Spencer Zidarich | Digital Transitions
Reproducing the Negative: Rendering Considerations and Solutions

Jan Peppler | PhD and Independent Consultant
De-mystifying Grant Writing, Part 1: Creating Compelling Narratives That Funders are Excited to Support

Brady Wilks | Pixel Acuity
De-mystifying Grant Writing, Part 2: Finding Opportunities, Breaking Down Requirements, and Winning

Christina Moretta and Mike Levy | The San Francisco Public Library
Kai Caemmerer | SFO Museum at the San Francisco International Airport
Collaboration to Exhibition: Harvey Milk Archives Take Flight

Hannah Storch | Pixel Acuity
Holly Little | Smithsonian Institution
An EPICC Project: A Partnership with the National Museum of Natural History’s Paleo-Biology Department

Justin Donaldson and Julie Schweitzer | United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
New Space, New Capabilities: USHMM’s Archival Digitization Project and the Sobibor Perpetrator Collection

Yair Shahar | Phase One Industrial
The New Phase One iXH 150MP and 72mm MkII lens

Doug Peterson | Digital Transitions
DT and Pixel Acuity New Products and R+D Preview

Read the full list of presentations here!

Also, don’t miss out on our DT Coding Series Certification Capstone course! This is the final session of our coding series. This course will offer an extended look at combining all of the knowledge gained in the previous online sessions, and graduates will receive a diploma certifying they have become coding experts. Learn more about our last coding series event here.Coding capstone participants will receive free admission to the Virtual Round Table event.

Timeline:

We’ve provided a preliminary timeline for your convenience. Please note this is subject to change based. We recommend blocking off all day, both days if you don’t want to miss anything!

October 15 9:00-11:00 AM ET | Day 1 Morning Session

October 15 11:00-11:30 AM ET | Day 1 Morning Breakout

October 15 1:00-3:00 PM ET | Day 1 Afternoon Session

October 15 3:00-3:30 PM ET | Day 1 Afternoon Breakout

October 16 9:00-11:00 AM ET | Day 2 Morning Session

October 16 11:00-11:30 AM ET | Day 2 Morning Breakout

October 16 1:00-3:00 PM ET | Day 2 Afternoon Session

October 16 3:00-3:30 PM ET | Day 2 Afternoon Breakout

October 16 4:00-6:00 PM ET | Day 2 Happy Hour Hosted with Sommelier

Contact our marketing department with any questions on registration directly: [email protected].

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We can’t wait to see you online!

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