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2016
Lynda
Derrick Story
5:48
English

Capture One Pro is a powerful program that combines photo management, photo enhancement, and raw-format conversion, as well as features for tethered shooting.
In this course, photographer, author, and educator Derrick Story embarks on an in-depth exploration of Capture One Pro. The course structure mirrors the design of the software itself, with chapters that step through each of the tabs in Capture One Pro, from organizing to editing to refining to outputting images. Derrick investigates Capture One Pro's intuitive library structure, its robust editing tools, its tethered shooting mode for going directly from camera to computer, and its photo printing and sharing features, including options for creating web pages and slideshows straight from Capture One Pro. These tutorials are ideal for former Aperture users who are looking for a new photo editing application, as well as current Lightroom subscribers who are interested in Capture One Pro's more powerful import, color grading, and tethering features.

Introduction
Welcome
What is Capture One Pro?
System requirements
Using the exercise files
Which version is right for you?
Which file types are compatible?
Differences between Mac and Windows versions
1. Get Started with Capture One Pro
Explore the Capture One user interface
Set initial preferences
Catalog vs. session: How are they different?
Create the first catalog
Handle RAW and JPEG files on your memory card
Import images from a memory card
Import images from a SSD or hard drive
Switch viewer modes
Explore the Library pane
2. Organize Your Images
Explore user collections
Set up a group
Create a project
Add albums and smart albums
Add a project to an existing group
System for applying star ratings
Set a compare variant
Set up a blue label smart album
Filter pictures using various criteria
Explore a referenced catalog
3. Basic Color Adjustments
What to do with the Color tab
Set base characteristics
Adjust white balance
Play with color balance
Convert to black and white
What is the Color Editor?
4. Basic Exposure Adjustments
Use the Exposure sliders
Understanding high dynamic range adjustments
Use levels
Use curves
Apply clarity to an image
Using the vignetting tool
Copy and paste adjustments
5. Work in the Composition Tab
Use the Crop tool
Cropping can influence your rating
Apply Rotation & Flip
Eliminate the keystone effect
Use overlays to visualize a layout
6. Fine-Tune in the Details Tab
Use the Navigator
Adjust focus
Add sharpening
Apply noise reduction
Add film grim
Eliminate moire pattern
Use Spot and Dust Removal tool
7. Metadata and Keywording
Overview of the Metadata tab
Add IPTC information
Create a metadata preset
Apply a metadata preset to mulltiple images
Stack metadata presets
How the keyword library works
Add keywords to one or more images
Apply parent/child keyword groups
Search by keywords
Import and export keyword libraries
8. Exporting Images
The two methods for export
Use the Export command for one or more photos
Tour the Output tab
Use a process recipe
Create a custom process recipe
Output in multiple formats
Confirm the correct output location
9. Advanced Importing
Prepare to import a managed Aperture library
Import a managed Aperture library
Review an Aperture managed library import
Move master files from an Aperture library to a Capture One catalog
Import a referenced Aperture library
Aperture import review
Prepare to import a Lightroom catalog
Import a Lightroom catalog
Lightroom catalog import review
10. Tethered Shooting
Set up a tethered shoot session
Capture tethered images via Capture One
Review shoot results
Import session images into a managed catalog
Tether directly into a managed catalog
11. Local Adjustments and Styles
Tour of the Local Adjustments tab
Brushing tools and their settings
Use the Gradient Mask tool
Fine tune a portrait with local adjustments
Improve a product shot with local adjustments
Styles and presets
Create and apply a preset
Create and apply a style
Stack styles and presets
Use built-in styles
12. File and Catalog Management
Rename images individually or via batch processing
Export select images as a catalog
Import catalogs into a master catalog
Make a web contact sheet
Make a print
Play a slide show
Customize your user interface
Lock a catalog
Verify a catalog's integrity
Back up a catalog
Conclusion
Next steps

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