→ Capture One Pro 23 is coming soon (expected before the end of 2023).
→ Capture One introduces tethering for iPad. → is currently offering some savings on their Capture One Hidden Feature eBook and Pro Color Grading Styles for Capture One (you can get an additional 10% off with code RUMORS). → Check out also the ON1 Creative library. The 2023 version will be the most significant update in ON1 Photo RAW’s history with many new AI-powered features ( see sneak peeks here). → The all-new ON1 Photo RAW 2023 is coming on October 10th ( more info here). → Skylum announced their fifth paid extension for Luminar Neo that will be released in November: Focus Stacking (the other extensions so far are Upscale AI, AI Background Removal, HDR Merge, and Noiseless AI Extensions). → Today DxO released PhotoLab 6 and ViewPoint 4 (more info available here). You can get an additional 15% off with code GETPHOTOAI. Photo AI is currently $40 off until October 7. → Topaz Labs released Photo AI version 1.0.2 ( Photo AI combines DeNoise AI, Sharpen AI, and Gigapixel AI into one package). But the quality of the Blu-Ray is amazing.Here are the latest releases from Topaz, DxO, Skylum, ON1, Capture One, and Adobe: I generally leave it overnight to burn one Blu-Ray. The conversion of the Video takes 5-6 hours on my Intel i7 Laptop, and the burning takes less than an hour. And then I had to hunt for the function that burns the Blu-Ray. But it does not work like that - I had to actually hunt for the function to create the Menu. This function is something that should have been like a wizard, something where you click a "Next" button after adding/editing the Video, and the software should take you to that function. I had to look on-line for how to use functions like creating the Blu-Ray Menu.
Adobe Elements Premiere 15 is a lot like the older versions, but I must say, it is a lot less intuitive to use. The latest version does not seem to have that capability built in. The reason I went with Premiere Elements 15 is because it is the last version that includes the function to burn the movie to a Blu-Ray. It has served me well, but I noticed that lately that it quietly rejects some of the larger MP4 files, and my Blu_rays are missing those clips completely. I had been using Adobe Elements Premiere 9 for many years to convert my home videos to Blu-Ray.
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