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This morning, Capture One released a service release for Capture One 20, version 13.1.3. Included are several bug fixes, new camera support and support for Windows 10 ver. 2004. Along with the release, the company also announced that it’s offering
Tethered capture, or the ability to simultaneously photograph, offload and preview capture results via high-definition monitor, is one of the more liberating conveniences a photographer can experience. Having the ability to trigger a camera remotely is an invaluable enough luxury
In celebration of the Labor Day holiday, Capture One is offering some huge savings! From now through Monday, September 7, 2020, you can save 30% off. Capture One Pro is eligible for savings — both perpetual and subscription versions — as
With summer officially in full swing, a lot of us are going outdoors to take more photographs. And that means you need a reliable photo editor, and one that lets you pinpoint the fine details to make an image you
Later this year, I’m exhibiting some portraits of nurses on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic. In preparing for this, I played around with a few different styles, ultimately coming up with something that I think really lends itself
When I first switched to Capture One as my primary photo management and editing tool, I knew I wanted to come up with a workflow that suited how I photograph. But I also knew that I needed a quick and
This morning, Capture One released an update to its Capture One 20 software that brings new features and an evolving roadmap based on user feedback. Additionally, the company has added a dedicated Nikon version of the software to its lineup.
When I first moved over to Capture One, I setup my import settings to rename my files as Job Name – 3 Digit Counter. But what I realized is that the counter wasn’t resetting, meaning that with each job I
Capture One users got some pretty exciting news this morning, with a sneak peek of its upcoming update. The company hosted a livestream on YouTube and Facebook to give users a preview of what to expect with the update, scheduled
We’ve all heard the common complaint about the lack of layers in Lightroom Classic. And up until now, I never really understood it. If I needed layers, I could do that in Photoshop, right? Since discovering Capture One, I’ve since
As far back as I can remember, I’ve been using one program to manage and process my images — Lightroom Classic. And while I still have great memories using it, there were some things that were starting to bug me.
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?
With summer officially in full swing, a lot of us are going outdoors to take more photographs. And that means you need a reliable photo editor, and one that lets you pinpoint the fine details to make an image you
Later this year, I’m exhibiting some portraits of nurses on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic. In preparing for this, I played around with a few different styles, ultimately coming up with something that I think really lends itself
When I first switched to Capture One as my primary photo management and editing tool, I knew I wanted to come up with a workflow that suited how I photograph. But I also knew that I needed a quick and
This morning, Capture One released an update to its Capture One 20 software that brings new features and an evolving roadmap based on user feedback. Additionally, the company has added a dedicated Nikon version of the software to its lineup.
When I first moved over to Capture One, I setup my import settings to rename my files as Job Name – 3 Digit Counter. But what I realized is that the counter wasn’t resetting, meaning that with each job I
Capture One users got some pretty exciting news this morning, with a sneak peek of its upcoming update. The company hosted a livestream on YouTube and Facebook to give users a preview of what to expect with the update, scheduled
We’ve all heard the common complaint about the lack of layers in Lightroom Classic. And up until now, I never really understood it. If I needed layers, I could do that in Photoshop, right? Since discovering Capture One, I’ve since
As far back as I can remember, I’ve been using one program to manage and process my images — Lightroom Classic. And while I still have great memories using it, there were some things that were starting to bug me.
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?
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
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
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
