Lightroom vs Capture One have things change.

In this video we look at editing a Fuji raw file in Lightroom and Capture One to see if after a few years of updates to both programs have they got closer together in ease of use and the tools they both have available to help you get the most from your Fuji raw files.

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[volodymyr.mksmchk]

Actually, you could rasterize that mask in Capture one and erase the unwanted elements. Personally, I found masking in Capture one much more powerfull, because I can use full HSL tools there, including curves, etc.
Also, on Canon RP camera matching profiles on Lightroom is very much contrast and saturarated and goes long road from real camera color. Of course, in the end of the day you could use third party camera profile, but I just find C1 really easier to use.