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Advanced Photo Editing in Capture One

 

Advanced Photo Editing in Capture One

 

Class Description

Just how far can you go with a RAW file? How much ‘data’ is there to play with? Are you missing out on the true potential of your images? Join David Grover, Capture One educator and expert, as he shows you a variety of techniques to really stretch your images more than you would have believe is possible.

In this class you’ll learn how to:

  • Work on your images with local adjustments for
  • Dodging and Burning
  • Local sharpening and noise reduction
  • Removing elements of an image
  • Correct perspective issues with keystone adjustments or use the same tool for creative effect
  • Build your own styles to quickly apply your look to batches of images
  • Create dramatic black and white images
  • Learn how to maximize the potential of the RAW files you have in your camera with this class.


Software Used: Capture One Pro 10

Lessons

  1. Class Introduction
  2. Local Adjustments Overview
  3. Drawing Local Adjustment: Masks with Brushes
  4. Drawing Local Adjustment Masks with Gradients
  5. Vital Techniques for Dodging and Burning
  6. Dodging and Burning Demos
  7. Local Sharpening and Local Noise Reduction
  8. Advanced Editing for an Editorial Portrait
  9. Simple Element Removal
  10. Multiple Local Adjustments: Product Photography
  11. Correcting Perspective for Accuracy
  12. Multiple Local Adjustments: Architecture Photography
  13. Correcting Perspective for Creativity
  14. Creating Dramatic B/W images
  15. Processing Black and White

Reviews

Peter Hudson
 

This is fabulous - even though I use Capture One regularly I always learn something new from listening to David and this is one of his best - if David is the teacher then get the whole series is my advice - well worth the investment

user-940746
 

In this class David shows what editing can be done in CaptureOne and when it is time to use an external editor. There are lots of features in the program that David brings out to make the editing quicker and easier. The class also shows how much can be done in the program without going to an external editor, thus saving time and effort in editing. As usual, David presents the information in a manner that is easy to follow.