The only bits that interest are SEP2, define2, Sharpening Pro output and Raw. Richard has proved other wise recently if my I remember correctly with NIK and Catalina OS. Purchased DOX version (which was dirt cheap compared to original version prices of NIK from NIK) because of the rumors of it not working with latest Mac OS. And maybe some of the upgrades would prove useful. This would increase the probability of future upgrades and also that it would still work after future updates. So, if I were still using the product and valued what it does, I would probably invest. Income potential drives innovation in most companies.
Management is, no doubt, looking at how well this investment pays off. The tricky bit here is that they have made a large investment. If they are adding features, buying an upgrade would go a long way to encouraging them to do more of the same. If they did a decent job of this, this is a very substantial and probably expensive move, making it much easier to stay working and to make improvements.
My understanding is that VSCO did substantial work to bring the code up to date. Keeping a product like this alive and working across updates from Adobe, Apple and Microsoft is, by itself, non-trivial. Reports from some Capture One users are that it has some new features and that it integrates well with Capture One. It’s a bit odd for me to answer, since I no longer use the program.
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