Capture One 21 Apple M1

Capture One 21 and Capture One 21 for Nikon are now officially released and available for purchase/download:

Capture One is not saying anything public about version 21 other than it will be released some time in the future. My guess as someone who sometimes develops software for Macs. Native support will come later. Initial support will be under Rosetta II - if it works. Capture One; Community; Capture One 21.x Software for Mac; C121 Don't work on Mac mini (M1, 2020). Apple M1 support is pending, although many users report good results apart from tethering. Not entirely sure I understand your question but C1 21 runs fine on M1 - have it here on an M1 MacBook Pro. No issues so far whatsoever.

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The Capture One 21 release notes can be found here

Here is the pricing and licensing information:

Capture One Pro 21:
- Perpetual License: $299
- Upgrades from select previous generations starting at $159
- Subscription starting at $20/month
Capture One 21 for Nikon, Sony and Fujifilm:
- Perpetual License: $129
- Upgrades from select previous generations starting at: $109
- Subscription starting at $9.99/month

Capture One Mac M1

What’s new in version 21:

Speed Edit: Revolutionize how fast you edit photos. Speed Edit lets you work seamlessly without touching a slider on the interface – simply hold down selected hotkeys and scroll, drag or use the arrow keys to make rapid edits. You can even adjust multiple photos at once for the fastest ever batch edit.

Dehaze: Eliminate haze and the most undesirable atmospheric weather conditions with the ease of moving one slider. The groundbreaking new Dehaze tool uses deep analytic algorithms to assess and automatically adjust contrast, saturation and a matrix of other parameters to remove haze and reveal the image you want.
Faster Asset Management: Get seamless asset management. With increased power and speed, it’s now faster than ever to import, search and browse photos in Catalogs and Sessions.
Improved Importer: With a better selection, high-resolution thumbnails, and faster importing, it’s smoother, easier, and quicker to select images directly in the importer – and cull the ones you don’t want. Plus, import images from different folders all at once.
Enhanced Tooltips: The onboarding experience and familiarization with Capture One is now smoothest it has ever been, thanks to the new enhanced tooltips. Navigate the Capture One interface with ease – simply hover over a tool for a quick explanation of how it works and links for more learning. Enable or disable them from Preferences as you like.
Learn: It’s never been easier to get started and master Capture One. Together with the enhanced tooltips, the new “Learn” button allows users to quickly access a curated selection of tutorials designed to help you learn step-by-step, right from within the software, and immediately put new skills into practice.
HEIC Support: With support for HEIC files (8-bit), you can now edit photos from your Apple devices and more in Capture One.

ProStandard Profiles: Stay true to real life with the most authentic colors yet, using the new color science/technology in the new ProStandard Profiles. These new camera profiles overcome the challenge of unwanted color shifts while making adjustments, protecting hues from changes caused by contrast. This is a true game-changer for portrait and product photography – and any image that relies on authentic color. Available for select camera models that can be found at support.captureone.com
Easy Brush Adjusting: It’s now possible to easily change the size, hardness, opacity, and flow of any brush by using modifier keys and a mouse/trackpad/pen, removing the need to right-click.
Capture One & Leica: Unlike other raw processors, Capture One’s camera profiles are uniquely developed for each specific camera model, a process that requires the use of the camera in and out of a controlled lab in Copenhagen, where a team of specialists engage each new model in various scenarios. They then evaluate all the performance parameters such as color, sharpness, and noise across hundreds of images and uses that data to deliver a truly tailored profile, which ultimately provides the best post-processing experience. Capture One 21 brings this level of support to a growing list of Leica cameras, and for the first time brings tethering capabilities to those models.

Update – I can confirm that the new Capture One 21 is working on Apple M1 Silicon:

Via PhotoRumors

Today Capture One 21 got a new update (version 14.1). The new features are described in detail on this page, a free trial is also available. The release notes can be found here. The different Capture One 21 buying options can be found here.

Here is the list of new features, improvements, and supported cameras:

New features

Style Brushes
Import Viewer
Additional ProStandard profiles
Leica Live-View with zoom & pan

Improvements

New methods of linking Brush Settings
Improved visibility of Keystone Tool
Viewer max zoom increased

Camera support:

Canon:

Canon EOS-1D X
Canon EOS-1D X Mk II
Canon EOS-1D X Mk III
Canon EOS 5DS
Canon EOS-6D
Canon EOS-6D Mk II
Canon EOS-7D
Canon EOS-7D Mk II
Canon EOS-R
Canon PowerShot SX70 HS

Nikon

Nikon D5
Nikon D500
Nikon D610
Nikon D700
Nikon D7000
Nikon D7100
Nikon D7200
Nikon D800
Nikon D800E

Capture One 21 Apple M12

Olympus

Apple M1 Capture One

Olympus E-M1 Mk II

Sony

Capture One 21 Apple M10

Sony a1
Sony a6400
Sony a6500
Sony a6600
Sony a7 M2
Sony a9
Sony a9 M2

Leica Live-View with zoom & pan: With the release of Capture One 21 (14.1.0) we have added Live-View support with zoom and pan for the below cameras:

Leica SL (Typ 601)
Leica SL2
Leica SL2-S
Leica S (Typ 007)
Leica S3

Capture One 21 Apple M18

Also: ON1 released Photo RAW 2021.1 – free 14-day trials are available for all ON1 products (no credit card required).