Do you want to print black and white photos in high quality? Then this tip is for you. Good quality printers use more colors for better color rendition and not just black but several gray inks for better tone rendition when you print in black … Continue readingUse Printer Black and White Mode – Capture One Quick Tips
Clients are coming and you haven’t prepared anything for them? No worries. Just use the slide show feature built into Capture One. Step One Filter the photos in browser view by using the Filters tool as we discussed in Chapter 3. Select the first photo … Continue readingSlide Show – Capture One Quick Tips
Sometimes, if you want to create postcards from your photos, or just prefer square format, you need to crop multiple images to the same size or aspect ratio. You can crop all of your photos one-by-one, but now I’m going to show you a more … Continue readingCrop to Same Size – Capture One Quick Tip
The printing days are over, we need to present our images mostly on electronic devices. Now, I’m gonna show you how to prepare your photos for presenting them on a TV set individually or as a part of a slideshow. … Continue readingCrop for HD
When you import a photo into your catalog, Capture One records the paths of the raw material. But what happens when you accidentally rename or move an image into another location using your file manager? Step One If those case when Capture One not able … Continue readingLocate Image – Capture One Quick Tip
Sometimes, when you are working together with another photographer or a retoucher, could be handy if you are able to share your work with the others. Let’s assume, as a photographer, you have done the selection maybe assigned the metadata and you want to give … Continue readingExport as Catalog – Capture One Quick Tip
Capture One is automatically brings up its import dialog, when you insert a memory card into the reader, but sometimes, when you want to import photos that are already in your hard drive, the following method could be very handy.
If you are working with paper negatives or you are intended to create cyanotype or gum bichromate print from a digital photo, you have to turn the photo to negative. Fortunately, you don’t need other software, with a dirty trick, Capture One can do it … Continue readingInvert Photos – Capture One Quick Tip
Using the crop tool, you might realized, there is a crop overlay guide based on rule of thirds, what is cool, but can we change this to another one? Sure! And you’ll also get a tip for better crop experience. Step One Go to Edit … Continue readingCrop – Capture One Quick Tip
Yesterday, we had a session with Alexander – who is a fitness trainer. Here you can see the original photo and three variation of the development of his portrait. If you want to know more about the how, stay tuned for the book: Mr. Monk’s … Continue readingRetouching Male Portrait
Renaming multiple file could be handy if you want continuous numbering of the remaining files after selection or any other cases when you only want to clean the closet. Here is how can you do it using Capture One. Step One You need to select … Continue readingBatch Rename – Capture One Quick Tip
Lightroom has a special Dehaze slider for removing fog for from your image. Capture One has no such thing, but you can clear your hazy view by increasing Contrast, Clarity and Structure. I’m gonna show you now, how easy it is. Step One Go to … Continue readingDehaze – Capture One Quick Tip
The default organization of the tools on tool tabs were pain in the ass for me, because I had to almost always switch tool tabs in between two retouching steps. Fortunately Capture One has a customizable tool tab called Quick Tool tab. I collected here … Continue readingQuick Tool Tab
