Author: Alexander Svet

Alexander Svet – Professional photographer and photography instructor. Phase One Certified Professional and Capture One beta tester.

Capture One 21 has just been released, and it’s designed to make your editing faster and easier. First of all, Capture One 21 brings a new Dehaze tool that allows you to quickly enhance color and improve contrast on hazy and foggy images. Secondly, Capture One 21 introduces a new Speed Edit workflow based solely on shortcuts. You can now adjust all the essential tools just by moving your cursor over the image. Thirdly, the import process has been entirely reworked in Capture One 21. You can now import images from multiple folders, and the redesigned interface makes it way…

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If you haven’t pre-ordered Capture One 21 yet, now it’s the best moment because Capture One has just announced a Black Friday sale! Until November 30th, you can buy all Capture One products with a 30% discount, including Capture One 21 pre-order. If you buy a new Capture One perpetual license now, including regular Pro, Pro Fujifilm, Pro (for Sony), and Pro (for Nikon), you’ll get a free upgrade to Capture One 21 when it’s released! How to get a discount? 1) Go to Capture One store. 2) Add a product to your cart. 3) Enter this code at checkout:…

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Yesterday, Capture One developers revealed the new Dehaze tool that is designed to remove haze and improve contrast and color on flat and foggy images: Previously, we were able to get a similar result by making complex manipulations with Levels, Curves, Clarity, and Contrast tools. Now, we can quickly fix hazy and foggy images with a single tool: Capture One automatically detects Shadow Tone on your image and uses it for Dehaze adjustments: If you’re not satisfied with how shadows look on an image, you can manually pick Shadow Tone by clicking on shadow areas. In some cases, it would…

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Recently Capture One has revealed some new features of the upcoming Capture One 21. If you missed the Sneak Peek live stream, the recording is already available at captureone.com. Here I would like to review what developers have shown us and share some thoughts on the presented features. First and foremost: those are not all the new features of Capture One 21. I’ve seen some disappointed comments, but that’s just a sneak peek at what we’re going to see in the 21-st version. Developers have strictly indicated that there are more new features to come in the final release. So,…

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Capture One 21 is now officially announced, and you can already pre-order an upgrade to it! All pre-orders come with excellent bonuses: Capture One 20 users can pre-order an upgrade to Capture One 21 with a 20% discount and receive a bonus pack of styles. Capture One 12 and older versions users can now upgrade to Capture One 20 and get Capture One 21 upgrade free of charge. How to pre-order an upgrade to Capture One 21? For Capture One 20 users Here you can pre-order an upgrade to Capture One 21. To get a 20% discount, enter this code…

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This post contains affiliate links and/or codes, so if you purchase a product through such a link or with such a code, I may receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. In the first part, we have discussed workspace customization and basic adjustments for batch processing. The second part was all about editing large amounts of images from an event. Today, we’ll see how to process our images to the final formats properly. To “pack” your files well, I recommend you to follow these three steps: Make your images look clear and sharp for web Automate export…

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