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I could probably use a Capture One catalog if I bothered to take the time to learn how to use it properly, but working in sessions is a fairly ingrained habit. Someone who uses Capture One catalogs extensively may have more to say, and I am not at all experienced in Capture One catalogs.

If that becomes too unwieldy, I could have more smaller catalogs and yet still search for images of Peregrine Falcons across all my catalogs, whether they are open or not.

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I believe there is a limit of something like 128,000 images in a Media Pro catalog, though I am only up to to just under 30,000 at the moment. So I can find all my images of, say, Peregrine Falcons, from any date, very quickly and easily. The important thing to me is being able to find photos of a particular person, or a bird, or animal or whatever. I can tag images with hierarchical keywords, places, people, events and so on. (MP can be used to catalog other media as well as photographs including movies, sound files and fonts, I believe, though I don't use it for that.) It is just a DAM app, really, but very capable. Media Pro (or its predecessor apps, like Expression Media) predates Capture One having catalog capability. *I'd be interested to know what kind of situations make you want to use an alternative raw processor like DxO sometimes. Perhaps it would need a more modern Mac than I have if it was to work well. The lag on using a local adjustment brush was several seconds, which makes it completely unusable. ON1: I downloaded a trial recently out of curiosity. I work with Sessions not Catalogs in Capture One (partly because that is how I started out, and I have never got round to getting my head round the Catalog approach).But I also use Media Pro to catalog images. I can't see a need to have multiple apps as alternatives to that - so no need for Pixelmator, etc. Affinity rather than Photoshop on cost grounds, mainly. Mostly for the inpainting brush to get rid of objects in a picture that would be difficult to do in Capture One (which is after all not a pixel editor). I (occasionally) use Affinity Photo to do a few things that I can't do in Capture One like more extensive cloning and retouching, stitching panoramas, HDR, that kind of thing. It's not that hard just to use the Open with command in Capture One.* If you only occasionally send a raw image to DxO for raw processing, you really don't need a plugin to do so. I'd comment on a few of these as follows. So, what cannot be done in Capture One? Which plugins or external programs are handy to use with Capture One? Topaz Studio - not using, but appears to have interesting tools ON1 Photo Raw - cannot remember why I used this Nik Collection - I use Silver Efex Pro 2 for black and white conversion Mylio - considering using this to have access to all my photos online Luminar - not using it but they keep promising a DAM to beat all DAMs and they wish that I buy before the DAM is released As far as I can tell, only Lightroom and Capture One can import Aperture libraries.ĭxOÂ OpticsPro - I occasionally use Aperture plugin called Catapult to send raw image to DxOÂ OpticsPr for better raw processingĭxO ViewPoint 3 - used to correct perspective

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Since I'm migrating, I've looked at many different programs, and keep getting marketing emails badgering me to pay for updates for software that I used with Aperture. I am curious as to what other software people use with Capture One Pro. I am about to jump in and migrate from Aperture to Capture One.

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