What is the difference between Freescale and ps?

Freescale software refers to Capture One, which is exclusive to Freescale. For his digital back, the focus is on the adjustment of raw. I have a brother in Xinjiang who loves photography very much. He is shooting a nature blockbuster with Freescale's digital back. Then the focus is on the digital back to deal with your own photos, and other photos can be dragged in, but its support is not as good as your own photos.

What are the benefits of Freescale's back? That is, first large format, medium format, and then the effect details are naturally particularly beautiful. But in terms of universality, Photoshop is definitely the first choice at present. Why do you say that? Freescale's software can only be used for pre-color matching, post-design and detail adjustment, which are all solved by Photoshop. Secondly, the scope and audience of Photoshop are too huge. It is a global software with great functions, which means that what can be adjusted in capture one can actually be solved perfectly in Photoshop.

If you are shooting high-end portrait photography, you need a large frame to shoot the scenery, and you have Freescale equipment at hand, it is recommended to use Freescale's own software to adjust some optimization details such as color, grayscale, contrast and so on. If it is a SLR camera, Photoshop is strongly recommended for adjustment. If you want to adjust raw, we also have lightroom to choose from. The advantage, of course, is that you are omnipotent and eager to learn, and even the newly hired artists can get started quickly.