Author: Alexander Svet

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

This week we’ll talk about security. How safe and robust is your Capture One workflow? What will happen if your computer suddenly dies? Will you lose your images or Capture One settings? I’ve prepared a five-step guide on building a fail-safe Capture One workflow that I practice in my work! Step I. Diversify image settings First and foremost, you need to diversify image settings location. In sessions, Capture One stores image settings in separate files. Just don’t delete the CaptureOne folder near your RAWs, and you’ll be safe. Even if your data is somehow corrupted, you’ll lose the settings of…

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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. Capture One has just launched the Capture One 22 pre-upgrade campaign! Until November 9, you can pre-upgrade your Capture One 21 or older license to Capture One 22 with a 28% discount! The offer is valid for Capture One Pro, Sony, Fujifilm, and Nikon perpetual licenses. Here is how you can get 28% OFF with pre-ordering the upgrade: 1. Order the pre-upgrade here. By default, it…

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Capture One has just released the 14.4.1 update that brings support for three new cameras: Sony ZV-E10 Fujifilm X-T30 II Panasonic GH5 II Also, Capture One 14.4.1 now supports Windows 11. Apart from new camera profiles, the 14.4.1 update adds several new lens profiles: Sigma 35mm F1.4 DG DN | A (L-mount) Sigma 35mm F1.4 DG DN | A (Sony E) Sigma 35mm F2 DG DN | C (L-mount) Sigma 35mm F2 DG DN | C (Sony E) Sigma 24-70mm F2.8 DG DN | A (L-mount) Sigma 24-70mm F2.8 DG DN | A (Sony E) Canon RF 24-70mm F2.8L IS…

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Here is the final part of my tutorial on working with color schemes in Capture One! In the first part, we’ve practiced applying analogous color schemes. The second part was all about complementary colors. Now, it’s time to discuss additional color schemes that can enhance your editing in Capture One! Additional Color Schemes in Capture One As you know, in this tutorial, we focus on the practice of working with color schemes in Capture One. However, if you wish to go deeper into the color theory, I can recommend you a couple of readings: In the article The Art and…

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This week we practice working with color schemes in Capture One! If you’ve missed the first part of this tutorial, check out my blog post to learn about applying analogous colors in Capture One. Today, we’ll see how to work with complementary colors! Complementary Color Schemes in Capture One I think photographers shouldn’t overcomplicate complementary color schemes. Like with analogous colors, you might find multiple variations of complementary color harmonies, including Split Complementary and Double Split Complementary schemes. I believe that such a precise approach doesn’t work in real-life photography. Think simpler: complementary colors are the colors that are opposite…

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Today I begin a series of tutorials on working with color schemes in Capture One! We’ll see how to apply complementary, analogous, triadic, and other color schemes using Capture One tools. The first part of the series is the one you’re reading now. Part II is all about complementary colors. In Part III, we will discuss additional color schemes that can enhance your editing in Capture One! Working with Color Schemes in Capture One The idea of color schemes is pretty simple: Some combinations of colors work better than others. Using them, you can improve image perception and overall harmony.…

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