Let's face it, photographers hate Lightroom. The software is slow, not optimize for today's modern hardware, and generally has a bad user experience if you listen to the comments on the Internet. Adobe could seriously change this by just optimizing the software to work with modern hardware and offloading more tasks to a computer GPU, however for years, they've refused to do so. 

Unfortunately, when Apple killed off new versions of aperture, photographers were left with very little options for the raw processing.

Now, I know that photographers who work in the fashion industry or even portrait photographers have been familiar with Capture One for a long time. The truth is, Capture One lacked many of the important features that event photographers need to process large amounts of images at a given time.

With the new release of Capture One20, many of those problems are now solved. Capture One has many new features available for photographers were processing events such as the...