Quick Start to Capture One Pro
Original price was: $119.99.$19.99Current price is: $19.99.
What you’ll learn
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Image editing in Capture One Pro
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Color correction and composition
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Photography post processing techniques
**Updated for Capture One 20**
Capture One Pro is a powerful digital asset management (DAM) tool that can benefit any photographer. Whether you’re new to photography or an established photographer, Capture One has professional-level tools that can help you improve your photography workflow.
This course is for you if:
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You are looking for a way to organize and edit your photos
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You are looking for alternatives to Lightroom that don’t require a subscription
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You are wanting to level up your photo editing skills
Some of the topics we’ll cover are:
Capture One Basics
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Getting familiar with Capture One’s interface
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Learning about how Capture One works with catalogs
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Speeding up our workflow with Capture One’s organization tools
Photo Editing in Capture One
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Cropping and straightening photos
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Using professional grade color correction tools
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Improving our photos in post with Capture One’s exposure tools
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Adding that extra bit of polish to photos with the detail tools
Advanced Photo Editing with Capture One
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Working with layers in Capture One
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Using an external tool like Photoshop and Affinity Photo with Capture One
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Batch exporting photos out of Capture One
By the end of this course, you’ll have the knowledge you need to start taking advantage of Capture One’s powerful features in your own photography projects.
Who this course is for:
- Avid photo enthusiasts trying to improve their photography skills
- Photographers looking to escape Lightroom’s subscription model
- Professional photographers needing to speed up their post processing workflow
12 reviews for Quick Start to Capture One Pro
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Original price was: $119.99.$19.99Current price is: $19.99.
Georg Huber –
As the course is short, I think I would have preferred less functions explained but go more into detail with the functions actually explained.
Ekjyot Chahal –
The purpose of taking this course was to get feel of Capture one before deciding whether to move to capture one over Lightroom. Dan has made this quick start course really simple to understand. Though it covers very basics but now I know what more to look into before I decide. Had downloaded the trial version about 10 days back and was not able to use it properly. Now after this course would use with my own photos to take final decision. Thanks Dan for a wonderful course . Cheers !!!
David Villalobos –
Good course if you don’t know anything about this editing photo software, well explained but samples were pretty basic.
David Green –
It was good for the sale price. Couldn’t tell sometimes if he said D – C – or Z
Should say C like Charlie would be helpful
I learned a lot
Thank you
Ed Helwig –
There was confusion with photos being labeled as “Offline”. When you reset, and try to recreate the mask to follow the tutorial, an error showed up not allowing the color editor to select a mask. Most of the db file needed upgraded when opening, and I not sure that was relevant.
Georg Mennel –
Der Kurs war OK. Die Untertitel im Englisch waren oft missverständlich (statt „Capture One” oft ”captcha” und vieles andere mehr). Deutsche Untertitel wären gut.
Tim Weragoda –
A good quick start guide. I downloaded the trial and started using it for a week before I took the course. I learned most of it by just playing with it but I learned a few new things from the course too.
Himmat Singh –
Good to quick-start on Capture One. Presupposes knowledge of Lightroom and PS. Sometimes too fast to get a grasp.
Gordon Backman –
Great material.
Mevan Alles –
Good short course to learn the basics and familiarize your self for a workflow in capture one. The learning’s can be applied to other versions of capture one.
As a suggestion for Dan I can mention that, it would have been nicer if more suitable photos were used to demonstrate the affect of certain editing tools than reusing the same generic set of photos.
Janet Fletcher –
A good quickstart to Capture One
Shari Garcia –
Good beginner course.