New Capture One Book
Capture One Best Practices
Learn How Pros Get the Maximum Out of Their RAWs
Capture One Best Practices distills the wisdom of the Capture One community into short, knowledge-dense tutorials. Discover over 300 of the best Capture One tricks and image editing techniques.
Capture One Best Practices consists of three volumes:
Volume I covers best practices for setting basic adjustments, working with composition, and applying color grading.
Volume II focuses on editing techniques in portrait, landscape and street photography.
Volume III discusses best practices for working with layers in Capture One, black and white editing, and enhancing image details.
Each volume includes exclusive bonus materials, with 10 bonuses in total across the series.
The book is available in English language.
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Read on your tablet, laptop, or phone!
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- Laptops
- Phones
The Writing Style You Enjoy
Capture One Best Practices follows the same style as Alex’s first book, Capture One Hidden Features.
It is written in short, concise chapters with plenty of illustrations, ensuring you gain the most knowledge for every minute you read.
What's Inside
Capture One Best Practices consists of three volumes:
Volume I covers essential adjustments, composition work, and color grading techniques.
Volume II focuses on editing portraits, landscapes, and street photography.
Volume III delves into layer work, black and white editing, and detail enhancement in Capture One.
10 Free Bonuses with the Book
Each volume also comes with bonus materials, and there will be 10 bonuses in total!
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About the Author
Alexander Svet is a photographer and Capture One trainer based in Tallinn, Estonia. As a professional photographer, Alexander has been using Capture One for 16 years, since Capture One version 3. Eight years ago, Alexander started a blog about Capture One — AlexOnRAW, which now has more than 30 000 followers and newsletter subscribers.
FAQ
How Do I Sync Books Between Mac and iPhone or iPad?
Please, follow this guide.
How Do I Install Bonus Styles?
For Capture One 22 15.3 and newer:
Simply double-click the Install All.costylepack file. The styles and style brushes will automatically appear in Capture One.
For Capture One 22 15.2 and older:
Simply double-click the Install Styles.costylepack file and the styles will automatically appear in Capture One. Also, you can install them manually by copying the styles into the Capture One system folder. Here is how to access the Capture One system folder:
MacOS
In Finder, select Go -> Go to Folder and paste ~/Library/Application Support/Capture One
Locate the Styles folder there and copy the styles into it. Restart Capture One.
Windows
Click Win + R and paste this text (with your HDD name and username): C:\Users\[User_Name]\AppData\Local\CaptureOne\
Locate the Styles folder there and copy the styles into it. Restart Capture One.
How Do I Install Bonus Aspect Ratios?
MacOS
In Finder, select Go -> Go to Folder and paste:
~/Library/ Application Support/Capture One
Locate the Aspect Ratios folder there and copy the User Aspect Ratios.xml into it. Restart Capture One.
IMPORTANT!
The new aspect ratios will replace your custom aspect ratios. Please, backup your custom aspect ratios before copying this file.
Windows
Click Win + R and paste this text (with your HDD name and username):
C:\Users\[User_Name]\AppData\Local\CaptureOne\
Locate the Presets60 folder there, open it, and locate the CropRatios folder. Copy the aspect ratios into it. Restart Capture One.