#capture one pro

[dopescissorscashwagon]

This small waterfall captured Jason's attention last year while scouting for fall colors in the San Juans.

By Jason Coward

📆 Sep 23, 2022

📷 ISO 50, 0.5 s, f/18, 200mm

[sigalrm]

Street Art by Pascal Volk

[wolfnowl]

Beacon

[platformoney]

London Portraits, street photography. May 2023 by Aimenn A.

[michael-wayne-plant]

Looking an for old post. On imaging software.

Today I went looking for an old post, I am convinced I wrote and posted on my use of software sometime over the past two years. As I have changed my workflow and I know I did write a long post on leaving the Adobe camp for imaging editing. I wrote about the fact I did not like the subscription model and that I had decided that it was time to look elsewhere for alternative software. I described my…

[multikilop]

Capture one pro

#CAPTURE ONE PRO HOW TO#

#CAPTURE ONE PRO PRO#

#CAPTURE ONE PRO FREE#

#CAPTURE ONE PRO PRO#

Sessions versus Catalogsīoth Lightroom and Capture One Pro double as RAW photo editors and organization software for your image files. It allows you to upload cover art, such as a product packaging layout or a magazine cover, so you can make sure that your subject fits into the parameters required by the project. You and your stylists can make the incremental tweaks necessary in still life photography, all while viewing the components within the frame on a computer or laptop monitor. If you’re a food, product or still life photographer, this feature will drive your productivity through the roof. However, Capture One offers a Live View function within the program itself. If you’ve used the Live View function on your camera, you may have noticed that you can only use it in natural light, or when you’re using a constant light source like an LED or the modeling lamp on a monohead. So why is Capture One worth a new learning curve? Let’s take a look: Superior tetheringĪs you may have gleaned from the introduction, tethered shooting is incredibly stable in COP, whereas Lightroom is known to be super-glitchy.Īnother advantage is that COP has a built-in Live View function. It’s an all-in-one solution for many photographers. What has become intuitive for you to do in Lightroom, may not work in COP.ĬOP has the library features of Lightroom with the advantages of Photoshop to work in layers. There are many differences between the programs. This is often what frustrates Lightroom users in the beginning, causing them to give up before they get started. For those used to using Lightroom, Capture One Pro will be confusing to you. The first thing to know when getting started with this software is that the interface is nothing like Lightroom.

#CAPTURE ONE PRO FREE#

If you’re a Sony user, Capture One Express is a free imaging editor that comes with your camera that includes some of the essential editing and workflow features found in Capture One Pro. In fact, COP has entered into a relationship with Sony. The software supports Phase One’s own cameras of course, as well as over 400 DSLR’s, such as those made by Canon, Nikon, and Sony. It’s been around for about 20 years and is made by Phase One, a Danish manufacturer of open platform-based medium format cameras.

#CAPTURE ONE PRO HOW TO#

There are tons of resources online if you want to learn how to use the program, many of them found in Capture One Pro when you log onto the interface.Ĭapture One Pro is a RAW file editor and management system. Rather, I want to walk you through the features and benefits of using Capture One Pro. This article is not meant to be a tutorial. If you’re a hobbyist, you still might find learning this image processor worth your while. If you’re a pro-shooter, or semi-pro, I would say Capture One Pro is a must. As a still-life shooter, I find that COP is unbeatable. But when Lightroom kept crashing and freezing on a career-changing shoot with a big ad client, I decided to make the switch. I didn’t want to learn yet another program or complicate my workflow. In fact, the speed and stability of tethering in Lightroom is one thing that has improved by leaps and bounds in 2019.īut if you shoot a genre of photography that requires tethering, like food or still life, or if you’re a portrait photographer, you still may want to consider moving over to Capture One Pro (COP).įor years, I personally resisted making this change. Lightroom has excellent color management tools and other features, such as noise reduction and spot removal, that make it the only program that many photographers use. It’s a powerful database for your image files. Now don’t get me wrong, Adobe Lightroom is a great program. Welcome to the reality of tethering in Lightroom. All while your client is tapping their foot and breathing impatiently down your neck. Out of the blue, Lightroom crashes, and you have to unplug everything and restart your computer. The clock is ticking, and you can feel the time crunch. Everything is going well, but you still have many shots to do. This may be a familiar scenario? You’re on a shoot, and you’ve tethered your camera to Lightroom.

[unknownarmageddon]

but im singin like a bird bout it now

killer belongs to rahafwabas cross belongs to jael peñaloza

[introspectivememories]

[seleneprince]

"I wonder what kind of sleepovers they have in Slytherin. Bet they spend the night worshipping the Dark Lord and preaching the importance of blood purity"

"Yeah, they probably just have silly tea parties and talk shit about the rest of us, those pompous snakes"

Meanwhile, the Slytherin dorms on a normal day:

(Spoiler: Pandora and Snape are the ones to suggest it everytime, and the rest of girls follow out of curiosity)

[reineydraws]

shanks reminds me of jmw turner's paintings so i wanted to put them together 💥

sketch for the painting under the cut!

[fate-motif]

ascencia/wesley enemies with benefits send tweet

[dopescissorscashwagon]

There's nothing like a morning at Molas Pass peering into the Grenadier Range.

📸 by Jason Coward

[sigalrm]

Graffiti by Pascal Volk

[wolfnowl]

Travel Stories

[ozdical]

It is taking every bone in my body to not explode with rage

[anakinh]

finished trespasser. honestly... really good? although i find it funny that teagan was repeating some of the same shit i complained about. I never actually played trespasser - I finished the game without the dlc first, and wasn't impressed enough to play it again (also, i just suck at replaying bioware games in general. i can do it every 3 years or so. (poor mass effect legendary edition.)) anyway i bought trespasser on sale years ago. back then people were complaining about teagan's rants against the inquisition but listen. listen. he's right.

anyway this i really liked. my inquisitor and solas finally had a conversation with actual emotions (which is probably the only time during the romance where i felt like there was an actual emotional connection and a romance. it was nicely done, if a bit late). there was a great sense of urgency at the end. I liked the battle with ataashi for having interesting mechanics i will steal for d&d. cassandra's narration at the end was hilarious.

edit: actually, one loud complaint. what the fuck was that harlequin game. why would i waste time on that