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Montacute House in moody monochrome with split toning

August 2, 2019 by Rod Lawton

What is the mood you’re trying to capture? For his image of an Elizabethan country house, I wanted and sombre and forbidding look, and this required black and white, some dodging and burning and subtle toning.

Filed Under: Capture One, Featured, Tutorials Tagged With: Black and white, Capture One, Dodging and burning, LUTs, Split toning

Levels vs curves vs luma curves: ways to adjust contrast in photos

July 26, 2019 by Life after Photoshop

Levels and curves can both be used to adjust the contrast in photos, but how are they different, which should you use and is one better than the other?

Filed Under: Capture One, Editing A-Z, Featured, General, Tutorials Tagged With: Curves, Histogram, Levels

Preset picks: Capture One ‘Seasonal’ SN-04

June 26, 2019 by Rod Lawton

Preset Picks: The SN-04 Style from Capture One’s Seasonal Style pack (sold separately) has a very rich, warm look. Here’s how the Style is created.

Filed Under: Capture One, Featured, Tutorials Tagged With: Capture One, Presets

Capture One vs Lightroom: which is best?

June 19, 2019 by Rod Lawton

Capture One vs Lightroom: how do choose between these two programs? Here are they key differences, broken down section by section.

Filed Under: Capture One, Featured, Lightroom Tagged With: Capture One, Lightroom

Does the new Capture One 12.1 X-Trans processing make any difference?

June 14, 2019 by Rod Lawton

It’s fine for Phase One to say the Capture One 12.1 X-Trans processing has been improved, but can you actually see the difference? (It was pretty good already.)

Filed Under: Capture One, Featured, Tutorials Tagged With: Capture One, RAW processing, X-Trans sensor

Capture One Pro 12.1 announced with improved Fujifilm X-Trans rendering

June 13, 2019 by Rod Lawton

Capture One 12.1 brings improved detail rendering for Fujifilm X-Trans RAW files, new camera and lens profiles, and a new Studio version for multi-user teams.

Filed Under: Capture One, News Tagged With: Capture One, X-Trans sensor

SN-05 from Capture One’s Seasonal Style pack

February 18, 2019 by Life after Photoshop

SN-05 is a pretty unromantic name for an image style, but it’s worked quite a transformation on this sunlit winter tree and sky. It’s one of 15 Styles in the Seasonal pack, which is sold via the Phase One website here: Seasonal Styles & Presets for Capture One – Preview Images & Buy The price […]

Filed Under: Capture One Tagged With: Capture One, Presets

Can you really take proper pictures with a smartphone?

February 11, 2019 by Rod Lawton

Well, I actually think you can. I like taking pictures with my iPhone. It’s partly a practical thing, as it’s the camera I always have with me. More than that, though, it makes me see things differently. I see compositions, shapes, light and shadow in a way that I might not when looking through a […]

Filed Under: Capture One, General, Tutorials Tagged With: Black and white, Capture One, Graduated filters, Lightroom Mobile, Mobile photography, Split toning

X-Rite launches camera profiler app for Capture One users

January 10, 2019 by Rod Lawton

X-Rite’s new app works with existing ColorChecker PassPort Photo and Classic swatch pads to produce custom colour profiles for Capture One Pro.

Filed Under: Capture One, News Tagged With: Capture One

Capture One 12 Fujifilm Film Simulations: how they work

December 3, 2018 by Rod Lawton

Is Capture One now the best RAW converter of all for Fujifilm owners? Phase One has added support for the Fujifilm GFX, launched a new, free Capture One Express Fujifilm app, and Capture One 12 now adds Fujifilm Film Simulation modes.

Filed Under: Capture One, Tutorials Tagged With: ACROS (Fujifilm), Analog, Capture One, Film simulation, Velvia, X-Trans sensor

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