• Capture One Browser keeps the whole session. The iPad now remembers the pictures in each folder, so a folder Capture One is still loading, or has stopped sharing, shows the pictures you've already seen while they come back. With OneScreen for Mac 1.0.8, folders Capture One stops sharing are brought back for you, and Browse tells you when a folder is being repaired. • See caching as it happens. A ring under the session's name fills as pictures arrive, and the count on the Dashboard climbs with it. Caching keeps pace with Capture One and pauses while you're browsing, so Browse stays quick. You can cache full-size previews of every folder, and the cache can hold up to 128 GB. On a charger, caching carries on even in Low Power Mode. • Picture info in an instant. Tap the info button on a picture and its shutter speed, aperture, ISO and focal length appear right away, even while Capture One is busy. Requires OneScreen for Mac 1.0.8. • Quicker in Browse. Pictures you've seen before open at once and still pick up edits made in Capture One, the picture you open comes before background loading, and a brief drop in Wi-Fi no longer interrupts browsing. • Show in Capture One now finds the picture when you're sharing Session Favorites. • Plus fixes and refinements throughout.

• Capture One Browser: with Live for Studio sharing on in Capture One Studio, browse the session's folders and pictures on the iPad, with or without a stream. Swipe through them full screen or along the film strip, zoom in, rate, color-tag and filter them, and follow new captures as they arrive. See a picture's exposure with the info button, lay an overlay over it, show it in Capture One, or play through the folder with Review. Requires OneScreen for Mac 1.0.7. Capture One Browser is a separate purchase: $2.99 a month after a 3-day free trial, $29.99 a year, or $49.99 once. • Pick several pictures, then share them, or make a GIF that plays forward, backward or Boomerang, and AirDrop it. • Thumbnails, and full-size previews if you choose, are kept on the iPad, so folders you have seen open at once. • Make Browse yours: choose the thumbnail size, a viewer background grey and a Proof Margin, and turn Glide Between Images on or off. • An external display shows the picture open in Browse, with its filename, stars and color tag. • Shot list and moodboard: open the PDF shot list or moodboard the Mac shares, then check off, cross out, draw and highlight. Every iPad sees the same marks. Requires OneScreen for Mac 1.0.7. • Stream viewer: keep your finger down after a swipe to step on through pictures, at the Swipe Speed you choose. See the selected picture's exposure with the info button, and switch between Stream and Browse. • Join a stream while it's paused, and the iPad goes live when the Mac resumes. • Steadier video on busy Wi-Fi, and pulling a cable moves video to Wi-Fi at once. • Hardware keyboards: step through images with the arrow and Page keys, and set red, yellow and green color tags with minus, asterisk and plus, as in Capture One. • Power Save: tap the leaf to wake a dimmed iPad. Requires OneScreen for Mac 1.0.7. • Framelines: add one from the + in the Framelines tool, and a new Viewer mask color matches Capture One's viewer background. • Plus fixes and refinements throughout.

• A stream shown as ready to join now means video will arrive. The iPad checks that it can reach the Mac's video before offering the stream, and a stream it can't reach says why. Requires OneScreen for Mac 1.0.6. • Connect to your Mac with a USB or Ethernet cable and video travels over the cable. Pull it and the stream moves to Wi-Fi at once. • Screen Timeout: dim the screen while the picture sits still, and wake it the moment something changes. Find it under General. • Fixed Zoom: set a zoom and framing on the live picture and keep it until the stream stops. The Control Deck's picture now pinches to zoom too. • Touch the network-trouble dot for a one-line verdict on what is wrong. The connection bars no longer read poor on a healthy link, and a cabled link shows an Ethernet mark. • The top bar's tools are grouped by what they change, and the navigation chevrons light up under your finger. • Settings are now grouped under General, Viewer Behavior and Viewer Tools. • Star ratings and color tags grey out while several images are selected in Capture One. • Fixes: video failing to appear on a cellular iPad, "Video stopped arriving" showing for a momentary blip, and reconnecting to a Mac that Bonjour can't find.

New Proof Margin and Viewer Background on the viewer's top bar, with Capture One's six tones. Needs a Mac on 1.0.5; against an older Mac neither appears. Custom frameline ratios now open a dialog with two boxes, so the keyboard can't cover the field. "End of folder" when a Review sweep runs past the last shot. Capture One's status on the Control Deck's own picture — AirDrop from the deck used to show nothing. Tapping a lone stream card opens it. The deck's layout switch now ticks. Redesigned The stream hub: a control bar over compact tiles, each fact back on its own labelled line, the Mac's name said once. One corner across the viewer's chrome — top bar, chevrons, Review controls, Framelines, Display Adjustments, Toolbar Help, status badges. Presses fill the bar's full height. Lock moves to the far end of the toolbar, in the viewer and the Control Deck, off the thumb that works the Capture One controls. Colour: three muted tones for the stream pills, matching connection dots, and one neutral ramp on the light dashboard instead of a warm/cool mix. Changed Navigation chevrons no longer animate on a step — the picture changing is the feedback, and the sound stays. Both toolbars stand down during a Mac intermission. Capture One tools your Mac has switched off grey out in Settings and say "Off on Mac". Fixed Black viewer when leaving the Control Deck's wide rail. A gap under the deck's controls when its toolbar was hidden. A locked display answered nothing — tap or swipe now brings the "Display Locked" card back. The background tone list hung off the top of the screen. The frameline Ratio field appeared to dance into its own menu. Frameline rows jumped instead of moving the page with them; the dashboard ghosted when a Viewer Controls switch flipped. The hub's "Show sections" button was invisible on a light dashboard. The Mac waits for Capture One's full-screen exit before closing its viewer, so no blank window is stranded in the stream.

• Fixed a crash when opening Display Adjustments from Capture One Controls. • Viewer feedback sounds now ship switched on. The speaker button in the viewer mutes them. • Toolbars reveal on a tap near any screen edge. No double-tap, no wait. • Capture One Controls: the connection card docks under the camera tool, and the Live View toggle steps aside when your Live View is on another display. • Plus touch, sound and layout fixes throughout the viewer and dashboard.