Just got an Asus Artpro Z14 with Snapdragon X2 Elite and the colors aren't showing up correctly. Has anyone had this issue? As you can see from the video, the main screen is showing blow but the thumbnail on the right is showing accurate colors. When I click on the image, the colors show correctly before changing to that blue color.

The images are the ones that come installed with Capture One, but i was having the same issue with my own sessions on this laptop. When I opened the same session on my desktop, there was no issues. Also no issues when exporting or opening photoshop files.

I've tried a fresh Windows install, reinstalling graphics drivers, clearing image color cache, and disabling hardware acceleration. Has anyone had this issue and/or found a fix?

Do you enable output sharpening in the export recipes when you export images full sized for viewing on screen or only when downscaling images?

Has anyone had any issues accessing their accounts online? I can login but whenever i wanna so anything else, it shows a screen asking me to enter my email address saying it will send instructions how i can access my account but i never receive one. I wanna cancel my monthly subscription and get the perpetual Pro license.

When I plug the camera into my Mac laptop and launch capture1, it sees the camera under “tether” but I don’t see it anywhere for importing images. Am I missing something?

Along with this, is there anyway to download from the internal memory, or do most of you shoot to an sd card and use the internal storage for backup or jpgs?

Hello!!

I'm currently working on archiving my photos using C1 sessions. I'm using a renaming format that is :  FLB_YYYYMMDD_0001 (YYYYMMDD being the date the photo was taken) and I'm trying to replicate a behavior I had when i was still working in Lightroom : the counter should be tied to the date in the filename (in the EXIF metadata as well of course bc it's the same date)

SO: if I import photos shot on 2026-07-21 in the morning (getting the counter from 0001 to 0050), then import more photos also shot on 2026-07-21 later that day (a second card, a second import, etc.), I want the counter to continue from 0051 for that same date not restart at 0001, (every date has it's unique counter, and every photo of the same date has a different number) and not just keep climbing indefinitely across different dates either. The counter should be "scoped" per capture date, so each new date starts fresh at 0001, but multiple imports on the same date keep incrementing correctly. Also, the archived photos will be in different subfolders under capture, they will not be arranged by date but by themes.

Capture One's counter doesn't seem to work this way, it's a single global running number tied to the import, and I'd have to manually check the last number used for that date and set the counter accordingly before each import (pretty much impossible to do lol).

I was wondering if anyone:

1. Found a way to make the counter behave per-date like this natively (or by using a plug-in)?
2. Built or found an AppleScript that scans the destination folder for the highest existing counter for a given date and sets the next import's counter to continue from there?
3. Solved this with a different naming/workflow strategy?

I'm working on a MacBook Pro M3 max, even a rough script I could adapt or a smart naming token setup would be a huge help.

Thank youuu!