: The beta focused on perfecting core tools introduced earlier in the "21" cycle, such as Speed Edit and Dehaze , while expanding the library of ProStandard camera profiles designed for more natural color science. Version Highlights New Hardware Support : Native compatibility for M1 Macs.
: This version was the testing ground for native M1 support. By moving away from Intel-based emulation (Rosetta 2), the software gained substantial speed in image rendering, exporting, and general interface responsiveness on newer Mac hardware. Capture One 21 Pro v14.2.0.115 Beta3
: Addressed specific bugs where the Dehaze tool caused unintended darkening or where Live-View triggered crashes. : The beta focused on perfecting core tools
: A major "plot twist" for longtime studio photographers was the official removal of FireWire tethering support starting with v14.2. This marked a forced evolution toward USB-C and wireless workflows, as modern operating systems and ARM architectures could no longer reliably maintain the aging FireWire standard. By moving away from Intel-based emulation (Rosetta 2),