Introduction to Capture One (Spanish, Multisub)

Learn to take advantage of RAW, the most widely used industry software, and digitally process your photographs with professional quality There are several alternatives for revealing photographs digitally but, without a doubt, none like Capture One, the most powerful software in the world of professional photography. In this 5-course Domestika Basics, you will learn from the photographer and retoucher Edu Gómez, to make RAW revealed in high quality, squeezing the software to the maximum and starting from scratch.

You will start the course knowing the basics of Capture One, taking a walk through the interface, reviewing the functionalities and customizing your workspace. You will see the difference between catalogs and sessions, discover the library and start managing the images.

In the second course you will explore the basic tools of color and exposure to process your photographs. You will learn to configure the base features and values of your camera. You will learn to unify the color of your images and see what the variants are.

In the third course you will discover how to use masks and other tools such as focus, noise reduction or grain, among others. You will learn all about lens corrections, and review all the basic functionalities.

You will see the difference between styles and adjustments in the fourth course, seeing those that are by default and learning to create new ones. You will be introduced to the processing formulas, you will begin to reveal your images, you will learn to make contact sheets, and you will create an ICC profile.

In the last course, you will learn step by step how to make your session directly connected to Capture One, a technique known as tethering . You will see what Live View is, then what the overlays are and, finally, you will discover the work of the digital assistant in a shooting .

01 – Presentation 02 – Catalogs and sessions 03 – Import images 04 – The Capture One interface 05 – The Capture One II interface 06 – Workspace preferences 07 – Customizing the environment and keyboard shortcuts 08 – library 09 – Collections, albums, smart albums, groups and projects 10 – Image filtering 11 – Metadata Create a base template. Keywords, creation and filtering according to keywords 12 – Moving from Lightroom to Capture One Pro 13 – Practice 14 – Presentation 15 – General adjustment tools exposure and automatic adjustments 16 – Base features 17 – White balance 18 – Levels and curves 19 – High dynamic range 20 – Clarity 21 – Bullets 22 – Color balance 23 – Black and white tool 24 – The color editor 25 – Normalize 26 – Variants 27 – Comparisons 28 – Practice 29 – Presentation 30 – Layers 31 – More expensive 32 – Masks by color 33 – Light masks 34 – Focus tool 35 – Noise reduction tool 36 – Grain tool detail and texture recovery 37 – Buttes and moire 38 – Lens corrections 39 – Halo 40 – LCC 41 – Rotation, flip and clippings 42 – Perspective corrections 43 – Making notes in the photos. Guides 44 – Practice 45 – Presentation 46 – Styles and adjustments 47 – Built-in and user styles 48 – Built-in settings and user settings. Define default settings to a camera 49 – Adjustment clipboard 50 – Processing Formulas 51 – Location and designation of departure 52 – Process summary processing images 53 – Packaging in EIP 54 – PDF Contact Sheet Creation 55 – WEB contact sheet creation 56 – Creating an ICC calibration profile with Color Checker Camera Calibration 57 – Practice 58 – Presentation 59 – Tethering or shooting connected to the computer in Capture One 60 – Nomenclature and location of catches 61 – Capture Settings 62 – Camera operation from Capture One Pro 63 – Live View and Focusing from Capture One Pro 64 – Overlays 65 – Capture Pilot 66 – The role of the digital assistant 67 – Practice Introduction to Capture One_Subtitles.7z

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