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Quote from Abel Garza on October 29, 2026, 8:07 pm
Capture One 16.9 arrived today with an automated Stray Hair Removal tool, plus new skin retouching tools and upgrades to its Advanced Color Editor. The hair tool includes a strength slider and a protection brush, so you decide which flyaways go and which hair stays.
Flyaway hair is the most common distraction in corporate and event headshots, and removing it by hand across a big batch takes hours. We looked at what the update includes and the practical steps that keep headshot retouching fast and natural, whichever editor you use.
Read the full post: https://greybugphotography.com/capture-one-16-9-stray-hair-removal-headshot-retouching.html
How do you handle stray hairs in your headshots: fix them on set, retouch by hand, or let an AI tool take the first pass?

Capture One 16.9 arrived today with an automated Stray Hair Removal tool, plus new skin retouching tools and upgrades to its Advanced Color Editor. The hair tool includes a strength slider and a protection brush, so you decide which flyaways go and which hair stays.
Flyaway hair is the most common distraction in corporate and event headshots, and removing it by hand across a big batch takes hours. We looked at what the update includes and the practical steps that keep headshot retouching fast and natural, whichever editor you use.
Read the full post: https://greybugphotography.com/capture-one-16-9-stray-hair-removal-headshot-retouching.html
How do you handle stray hairs in your headshots: fix them on set, retouch by hand, or let an AI tool take the first pass?
