Length: 53 minutes (webinar)
Set up your Wacom Tablet to work flawlessly in Capture One. Learn about more advanced settings to increase your productivity.
Length: 66 minutes (webinar)
Catalogs provide the most solid foundation of organizing your images. Learn how to use Collections and Albums for full control.
Length: 60 minutes (webinar)
Follow Zach Sutton's portrait editing workflow in Capture One. Learn about Focus Mask, Skin Tone Tool and much more.
One of the more difficult aspects of photographing people is getting the skin tone right in order to get that beautiful, natural look. Capture One has some great tools that will help you to achieve perfect skin tones. Join beauty and
Length: 57 minutes (webinar)
Follow five full edits of different images. Learn about Black & White, Layers, Masks, Color Balance and much more.
Length: 56 minutes (webinar)
Learn how to use the different tools available for working with color. Get a perfect result every time.
While there's minimal work involved in turning a color image into black and white, there's a few more steps to creating stunning black and white photography. Brand Ambassador Martin Bailey shares his workflow on one of his images, showing his
Glass filters are an essential part of many landscape photographers’ kit bags, but what happens when there simply isn’t the perfect filter for the scene before your eyes? Learn about how Capture One’s advanced masks and dynamic range recovery tools
Length: 62 minutes (webinar)
Follow Derek Heisler's workflow in this 1-hour webinar. Learn about color grading, skin tones, layers and linear response curves.
Length: 53 minutes (webinar)
The complete Layer tutorial for Capture One. Learn about all tools relevant for Layers and Masking.
Capture One has many tools and features that might not be directly visible when first working with it. I’ve tried to gather some of the tips and tricks that help me when I work in Capture One. I hope at
Length: 1:42 minutes
Annotations let you draw directly on your images. Hide or include Annotations as a separate layer when exporting.
Length: 6:07 minutes
Learn how Process Recipes can speed up your exporting workflow and leave you time to do more important things.
Length: 4:42 minutes
Get started with the most basic adjustments of image editing. Learn how to use white balance, exposure, crop and much more.
Length: 1:31 minutes
Get started with exporting in Capture One. Learn how to export to JPG, TIFF and PSD. Control the size, location and more.
Length: 4:10 minutes
Learn how to create Layers, add masks and apply adjustments. Remove objects using Heal and Clone Layers.
Length: 6:20 minutes
Learn how to apply ratings and color tags. Filter your images and create Albums based on ratings and tags.
Length: 6:40 minutes
Learn advanced techniques for masking on Layers. Invert, feather, and refine masks for full control.
Length: 5:17 minutes
Learn how to adjust colors using the Color Editor. Apply to Layers and create masks from color selections.
Whether you use Styles and Presets as a large part of your editing process, or simply browse through them occasionally for inspiration, they can be hugely beneficial to any workflow. This blog post will describe some best practices to make
In today’s world where images are output to a variety of media, and client changes are commonplace, an efficient and flexible workflow is just as important as the quality of your final image. The goal of this post is to
Capture One Pro is a funny thing. Not in the comical sense, but in the sense that it seems to get better and better with time, anticipating the needs of its intended audience. That may seem like the obvious evolution
Capture One Styles can be used in many different workflows. They can for example be applied during import or used as a creative brainstorming tool to find the direction of your images. Learn more about what a Style is, how
In this Part Two of the Fast-track Guide from Lightroom to Capture One Pro, we will look at the key differences between image editing features in the two programs. You will also get to know about some of the most
For the past 6 months, I’ve been using Capture One Pro by Phase One as my RAW converter and image editing software. In this article, I am going to share How I switch from Lightroom to Capture One Pro. I
In Sessions 101 we made an overview of the concept - now we're ready to take Sessions to the next level. The second post in the 3-part series is dedicated to the Power Users; Read along and learn about Favorite
In this 3-part series on Sessions we'll start with one for new users. In this post we'll discuss the concept, and build up to how to use it like a professional in the studio. If Catalogs isn't really the way
Do you ever wonder how a workflow looks like when magical dreams are on the agenda? Watch the BTS video, and follow the development of Jodi Jones' and Yanyanista's shoot in Miami. Here, they combine their professional skills and let
Phase One's Software Product Manager, James, gives his view on the possible future of Capture One Pro. This week we dive into the thought processes behind the latest idea in photography.
How do you insure your processed images have the right amount of sharpening, film grain or JPEG compression? With the new Recipe Proofing, you can now view the image exactly as it will be processed according to the selected Process
Danish fashion photographer, Nicklas Ingemann, shares his workflow as he puts words on how Capture One Pro helps him reach the highest level of efficiency when shooting. Have a sneak peek of the shooting process and see some of the
To Phase One Product Manager and PODAS instructor, Drew Altdoerffer, an efficient and complete workspace is essential. Read how he has decided to customize his own Capture One Pro, and download his workspace.
We are happy to welcome Professional Photojournalist, Jordan Bush, to Capture One Pro. Read about his workflow and the process during his recent switch from Aperture.
Professional Photographer, Martin Bailey, recently converted full time to Capture One Pro. In this occasion, he's been investigating what to focus on when exporting and printing your images. Luckily for us; He wrote it down and wrapped it in as
Do not miss it when our very own shortcut-king, David Grover, guides you through why and how you benefit from shortcuts in the latest versions of Capture One Pro.
Profiling your monitor is crucial for good Color Management. Learn how to do it in the new Capture One Pro 9.3 one-click way with EIZO or do it manually, guided by our Image Quality Professor.
Our Image Quality Professor describes the Capture One 9.2 update as one of the best set of workflow improvements ever in Capture One’s history. Read on and see why the Professor is so excited.
Is my lens supported? How does lens correction in Capture One differ from that of other raw converters? Find the answers to all your lens correction questions in this week's blog post.
This week the Professor shows you how to take advantage of several Styles & Presets at the same time. Discover how to stack these pre-configured adjustments and save time on post production.
Cropping, whilst a somewhat basic action, can be time-consuming if considerations have to be made for specific outputs, resolutions, scale and so forth. Fortunately the many cropping options available in Capture One Pro makes that a simple task.
Join Topher Scott, fashion and interior photographer, on a trip behind the scenes at one of his shoots. Watch how Capture One Pro 8 makes a difference for Topher's workflow by letting him maximize his time and collaborate creatively with
Recently we had the pleasure of launching Capture One Pro 8.1 with several new features. One of these exciting features lets you edit your images directly from Capture One Pro 8.1 in Photoshop giving you a simpler and faster workflow.
Check out the 5 nifty shortcuts to Capture One Pro 7 that your software developer stayed up all night to create!
Check out this tutorial to find out how much faster a customized Wacom tablet makes your workflow
Professional photographer Steve Gosling is known for his moody and atmospheric Black & White images. Check out how he creates his stunning images in this blog post.
Styles and Presets are a great way of trying out different looks to your images and also to speed up your workflow, whether you are capturing tethered or importing images in Capture One Pro 7.
The Color Editor in Capture One Pro 7 allows you to create your own custom-made camera ICC profiles, which can be a great benefit to your workflow.
Speed up image processing by utilizing all of your graphic card’s power with OpenCL in Capture One Pro 7. Get familiar with OpenCL, and learn more about what exactly it is, and how it can improve your workflow.
