Capture One Pro 20 Essential Training
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Derrick Story via LinkedIn Learning
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- 3-4 hours worth of material
- LinkedIn Learning
- English
Course Overview
Learn to edit and manage photos with Capture One Pro 20, the tool of choice for professional photographers and serious enthusiasts.
Course Circullum
Introduction
- Manage and improve your photos with Capture One Pro 20
- Minimum software requirements
- What’s new in Capture One Pro 20?
- The new Crop tool
- Working with the sample files
- Strengths of Capture One Pro
- Application shortcomings
- Types of photography for which Capture One Pro is best suited
- Reaching the final decision
- Importing images
- Organizing files into projects and albums
- Rating photos and focusing on your best work
- Apply basic image edits
- Exporting photos
- Adjusting tones Exposure panel
- Recovering detail in the High Dynamic Range panel
- Addressing midtones in the Levels panel
- Setting foundation color profiles in the Base Characteristics panel
- Adjusting color in the White Balance panel
- Improving quality with lens correction
- Fixing a slanted horizon
- Options for examining detail in an image
- Adding clarity to an image
- Applying sharpening while editing in the Details tab
- Applying sharpening while exporting a photo
- Reducing noise
- Spot Removal and Sensor Dust Control
- Working with layers
- Reviewing layer options
- Creating a gradient linear mask
- Using a radial gradient mask for a better vignette
- Exploring the Mask Refinements menu
- Applying localized edits with a brush
- Creating a Luma Range mask for easy selection
- Working in the Basic tab of the New Color Editor
- Using the Advanced tab of the Color Editor
- Using the Skin Tone tab of the Color Editor for portraits
- An easy way to use Color Balance
- Creating a color preset
- Applying Color Normalization
- Converting an image to B&W
- Tapping styles for unique color renderings
- Fine-tuning User Collections for maximum efficiency
- Strategies for Star Ratings and Color Labels
- Tapping the brilliance of filters to find photos
- Creating and using Smart Albums
- Sorting images and using global filters
- Understanding the Folders panel
- Creating new catalogues and switching among them
- Renaming images
- Deleting photos and managing the Trash
- Strategies for backing up work
- Copy and apply adjustments
- Setting an image as compare
- Customizing keyboards shortcuts
- Changing the look of the workspace
- Enabling Auto Hide for thumbnails and tools
- Adjusting the background color
- Moving the tools to the right side of the Viewer
- Customizing the toolbar
- Using a slideshow to view your work
- Next steps
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This Course Include:
Introduction
- Manage and improve your photos with Capture One Pro 20
- Minimum software requirements
- What’s new in Capture One Pro 20?
- The new Crop tool
- Working with the sample files
- Strengths of Capture One Pro
- Application shortcomings
- Types of photography for which Capture One Pro is best suited
- Reaching the final decision
- Importing images
- Organizing files into projects and albums
- Rating photos and focusing on your best work
- Apply basic image edits
- Exporting photos
- Adjusting tones Exposure panel
- Recovering detail in the High Dynamic Range panel
- Addressing midtones in the Levels panel
- Setting foundation color profiles in the Base Characteristics panel
- Adjusting color in the White Balance panel
- Improving quality with lens correction
- Fixing a slanted horizon
- Options for examining detail in an image
- Adding clarity to an image
- Applying sharpening while editing in the Details tab
- Applying sharpening while exporting a photo
- Reducing noise
- Spot Removal and Sensor Dust Control
- Working with layers
- Reviewing layer options
- Creating a gradient linear mask
- Using a radial gradient mask for a better vignette
- Exploring the Mask Refinements menu
- Applying localized edits with a brush
- Creating a Luma Range mask for easy selection
- Working in the Basic tab of the New Color Editor
- Using the Advanced tab of the Color Editor
- Using the Skin Tone tab of the Color Editor for portraits
- An easy way to use Color Balance
- Creating a color preset
- Applying Color Normalization
- Converting an image to B&W
- Tapping styles for unique color renderings
- Fine-tuning User Collections for maximum efficiency
- Strategies for Star Ratings and Color Labels
- Tapping the brilliance of filters to find photos
- Creating and using Smart Albums
- Sorting images and using global filters
- Understanding the Folders panel
- Creating new catalogues and switching among them
- Renaming images
- Deleting photos and managing the Trash
- Strategies for backing up work
- Copy and apply adjustments
- Setting an image as compare
- Customizing keyboards shortcuts
- Changing the look of the workspace
- Enabling Auto Hide for thumbnails and tools
- Adjusting the background color
- Moving the tools to the right side of the Viewer
- Customizing the toolbar
- Using a slideshow to view your work
- Next steps
- Provider:LinkedIn Learning
- Certificate:Certificate Available
- Language:English
- Duration:3-4 hours worth of material
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