Until recently, I used a mouse, keyboard and trackpad to do all of my photo editing and color grading. In a recent training session, my client was using a pen tablet and I began to explore this as another option for me. I contacted colleagues and they all said that
While I’ve been doing landscape and cityscape photography for many years, both on the ground and in the air, I’ve never printed my photographs from my home studio. I’ve always sent them to a lab. But after visiting a friend’s studio this past December and working with her on printing
So here’s the scenario. You have a photograph that you really like, but is has some distractions in it like a person or shadow or manhole cover, that if removed would improve the photograph. So how do you do that? In this article, I’ll show you how I do that
Recently in a number of my one-on-one training with clients, they asked me about adding contrast to a photograph and the differences between adding it using the Contrast slider and Curves tool in Capture One Pro 20 (CO20). I thought the answers might be helpful for some of our readers,
As you work with Capture One Pro 20 (CO20), you’ll find that certain tools become your favorites and you may want to create one or more custom tool tabs and arrange these tools your way. In this article, I’ll walk you through how to create your own custom tool tab in CO20.
Recently in my one-on-one trainings in Capture One Pro 20 (CO20), I had a number of questions about adding contrast to a photograph that we were editing. Specifically, why is contrast important and how do you add it using the different tools in CO20? For me, adding contrast to a
In this article, we’ll take a quick look at how to export photos in Capture One Pro 20 (CO20). Exporting photographs in different formats like JPEG and TIFF is a little different than in some other applications. CO20 uses Process Recipes for this. I’m going go through creating a Process
In this article, we’ll take a look at culling through your photographs and organizing them using a new feature in Capture One Pro 20 (CO20). For those of you who aren’t familiar with the term culling, it refers to going through your photographs from a shoot or session and assigning a value.
There are times when shooting inner-city photographs and cityscapes that I’m just not able to get the angle I want without introducing distortion into my photographs. Below, I’ll take a quick look at using the Keystone correction tool in Capture One Pro 20 (CO20) to correct the perspective in these
In this video article, we’re going to take a look at a quick look at the how the interface is laid out and the tool tabs in Capture One Pro 20. Be sure to check out this new version. You’ll find a 30-day free trial to Capture One Pro 20 here.
In this video article, we’re going to take a look at how to get your images into Capture One Pro 20. When you first open Capture One Pro 20, it will open with the default workspace and you will see something like this. So, what do you do next? The
So Capture One recently released Capture One Pro 20 (CO20) and it has a number of new features that I want to share with you in this and upcoming articles. In this article, I’m going to share with you a new feature of the Color Editor that I really enjoy
