Capture One is a powerful editing software for your RAW or JPEG Images from Nikon cameras. It allows you to take complete creative control of your post processing workflow and produce images with rich colours and incredible detail. Capture One allows you to optimise colours and perfect the smallest details in your images. This online workshop will help you get started with Capture One so you can get the best out of your RAW images.
No matter what your interest or level in photography there is something for everyone on this course. It is a great opportunity to learn how to edit images with Capture One
In the workshop we will cover:
Post Processing Workflow
Capture One Interface
Customising your layout
Importing, rating & sorting files
Profiles, lens corrections & cropping
Maximising dynamic range in your image
Introduction to working with Layers
Exposure, levels & tone Curves
Adjusting colours
Sharpening & noise reduction
Spot removal, cloning and healing
Exporting Images
Tips & Techniques
These sessions will take place via Zoom video call, so please ensure your laptop (preferred) or your phone is capable of supporting this application.
If you have not received the e-mail with the joining information 1 week before the course please e-mail [email protected] immediately and we will send the link out to you. Do not e-mail us on the day of the course as there is no guarantee we will see the e-mail in time to send out the details
This course will be recorded and be available for participants to watch after the session has ended.
I am looking at changing my software, the relatively poor performance of Adobe Raw with Z9 files being but one factor. Capture 1 was of interest and this offers a good introduction. Neil took us through the basic workflow and edited sample images of different types to help us start using this powerful software. I had just downloaded the trial version and this session greatly help in exploring the options and tools available. Recommended if you are thinking of using Capture1
Christopher B.
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