In this Capture One 11 tutorial I’ll be giving you an overview of what you need to know to start Retouching using Phase One’s Capture One 11.1
We’ll talk about working with layers, masks, white balance, exposure, skin tone, brightness, shadows and a whole lot more.
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i think you can get better results in ps in the same amount of time, loosing this much time just to fix skintone.. idk this is way too long imho
Beautiful. Can I fix spots same way you fixed the strand of hair? I just got trial of version 12.
While doing tether shoot from eos R cant c my captured image in capture one view mode i can click it from capture one 11 bt can't c the image on screen cant make out vr i am going wrong.
I have connected properly through tether cables can f all camera settings in on left side of capture one screen
Evn in preference canon is ticked but stil can't c the picture on screen after clicking the picture
so you have to make a new layer for each healing area? Is there no more efficient workflow for this? That seems like an unnecessarily complicated workflow. Create a layer, sample her forehead and get lower part of hair. Create a new layer, sample further up her forehand and get the next part of her hair. Create a new layer and sample her cheek to get the spot there. Create a new layer to….
Hi Craig, Check this out – someone stole from you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWz35TI03Qg
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What are your reasons for choosing to use Photoshop to retouch over Capture One Pro besides familiarity?
@Craig: I saw you selecting a different sampling point and adjusting all parameters (H,S &L) again, let me say that based in experience I think all you affect when you change that reference point is the base line for the "uniformity" controls and the area you define as skin color in the circle which will be affected by all the controls.
I don't know if I make myself clear.
Nice tutorial!
Hi! when I finisched a photo in capture one I save it in tif format in a file. Then when I open the photo in photoshop the photo opens in camera raw and not directly in photoshop and I lose the original colors and contrasts of capture one. Do you know how I can do?
using the brush I noticed is not real time but in the video looks real time
Hi Graig, could you make a Tutorial for baby beginner? Well, I never use any editing software before, so I would much appreciate if you can something so I can get started. I bought Capture One Pro 11, usually I'm self-taught guy, so I taught I could learn on my own, well, it turns out Capture One is a bigger challenge then I expected and I Need Help. I'm having hard time even to open an image, and there's a kind a green paint on top of my image when I open, I don't know if it's to show highlights or so, but it's really annoying and I can't find a way to remove it, this is just an example of my troubles :).
Thanks.
great intro video, pretty much the same process I do. You are correct about the clone/heal, LR does a better job so this would be nice to improve in upgraded versions
Cheers Craig. Enjoyed the video. Thank you.
The most oft repeated phrase in a Beckta tutorial: "Now that I'm looking at it, that might be little too much". Love your tuts Craig!