While Capture One support is not explicitly stated, it seems to work as well as it does with Lightroom, with the old difference being the commands you use to invoke them and a slight difference in workflow.Color Efex Pro 3.0 is a plug-in for Photoshop, Lightroom or Aperture that adds digital filters to your photographs. While it isn’t perfect and has some limitations, it’s a huge improvement from not being able to use them. This non-destructive editing ability, while it has its limitations, is a big step up for this suite of applications. This doesn’t support the non-destructive editing of the other applications, unless it’s hidden somewhere.
All of the applications support this feature, except for the new Perspective Efex.To do this, you would have to go through photoshop and use smart layers, but I’m not sure how well the applications support smart layers. Once you open and save from a second application it will kill the editability from the first. If you try and open the file in one of the other applications from the suite it will flatten it. So edits you make in Silver Efex Pro will only work in Silver Efex Pro and so on. It only works on a per-application basis.This ability to re-edit a file is a big improvement over the previous versions, where once you save your edits are baked in permanently, but there are a couple of limitations: To check, go to the preferences, and then the Plug-in tab. If you’re not seeing anything in the Edit-in menu then this could be the reason. When I updated to Capture One 20, version 13.1 the Open With Menu plug-in was disabled for some reason. If that is the case, here are some steps to try: Step 1: Make sure the “Open In” Plug-in is enabled. However, some people have reported that they don’t see the applications in these menus. For most people they should show up once you’ve installed them, in the “Edit With” and “Open With” menus. The Nik Collection of plug-ins works with Capture One as external editors, rather than being native plug-ins but that doesn’t really make any practical difference. Here’s what to do… Make Sure the Plug-ins are visible
Well, I’m happy to report that this feature also works with Capture One. When you edit an image in one of the suite’s plug-ins from Lightroom using a Tiff, you can re-edit the image later and have all of your settings loaded on the original image.
When DXO announced the latest update to the Nik Collection suite of plug-ins last week, one of the key features is that it now offers a non-destructive workflow when working with Lightroom.
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