Capture One
Capture One (also known as Capture One Pro) is a photography software suite. Originally produced by camera maker Phase One, the software department was split off into an own company, called Capture One A/S, in 2019. Both companies are majority-owned by the private equity firm Axcel. Capture One offers Capture One Pro for desktop, a tool to capture, edit, catalog and process raw image files. Capture One works with raw files from many different digital cameras as well as TIFF, PSD, JPEG, and DNG image files. In 2022, Capture One released its iPad app with key tools to edit on the go and Capture One Live, a cloud-based collaboration platform for getting feedback in real-time. In 2023, Capture One was also released for iOS, compatible with iOS 15 and newer

Version History

Features

Capture One is available for macOS and Microsoft Windows. It is localized for Chinese (simplified), Chinese (traditional), English, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish and Swedish. Features include smart adjustments, advanced color, styles and presets, high dynamic range, skin tone editing, before and after, film grain, healing and cloning tool, dehaze, layers, keystone correction, black and white conversion, ability to print directly from Capture One, and extension to iPad and iPhone with Capture Pilot, noise reduction, color correction, spot removal, High Dynamic Range tools, lens tools and sharpening tools. Run Modes 
Through different license types, different feature sets in Capture One can be configured. Timeline 
 2022: The Capture One Live service is launched, a cloud-based option to share and review photos
 2018: Some Capture One features are released embedded in the Phase One IQ4 digital camera back
 2010: The Capture Pilot companion app for iOS is launched
 2003: The independent Capture One brand was established and began supporting other camera brands
 2002: The Phase One H20 was launched and the older "Lightphase" back was renamed as the H5 / H10 (two versions with different capabilities) At the same software was renamed to Capture One. 1998: Software launched as "Lightphase Capture", only camera supported was the 6mp Phase One Lightphase camera back. References

Photo software for Windows
Proprietary image organizers
Raw image processing software
Windows graphics-related software
Photo software for macOS
Cross-platform proprietary software (macOS; Windows)