Capture One Styles for Street and Travel Photography

Street and Travel Styles

A two-step workflow for pro-grade tone and color

Achieve the perfect contrast and color grading in just two simple steps.

The Street and Travel Styles Set offers a brand new approach to working with styles in Capture One. It allows you to quickly browse 12 image tone styles to find the right contrast for your image, and then mix it with 12 color grading styles to achieve the perfect final look. This new approach gives you the freedom to find the combination of adjustments that fits each image best.

– Apply 12 image tone styles, from documentary looks to neon night adjustments.
– Choose from 12 color grading styles to quickly find the right solution for your shot.
– Benefit from 144 unique combinations of tone and color styles.
– Access 6 pro-grade B&W styles for street and travel photography.
– Use these styles with any version of Capture One — no AI tools are required.

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How Does Street & Travel Styles Work?

Brand New Approach to Working with Styles

The Street and Travel Styles Set offers a brand new approach to working with styles in Capture One. It allows you to quickly browse 12 image tone styles to find the right contrast for your image, and then mix it with 12 color grading styles to achieve the perfect final look. This new approach gives you the freedom to find the combination of adjustments that fits each image best.

Step 1. Apply an Image Tone Style

First, apply one of the 12 image tone styles to adjust the basic contrast of the image.

Step 2. Choose a Color Grading Style

Then scroll through the 12 color grading styles to find the one that works best with your shot.

Compatible with All Versions of Capture One

These styles use only the classic Capture One tools, such as Curves, Color Editor and Color Balance. Thus, they can be used with any version of Capture One.

144 Unique Combinations

There are 144 combinations in total, allowing you to find the right mix for any image, from village landscapes to night-time cityscapes. Try lifting the deep shadows and then applying a documentary warm color grading. Or apply documentary filmic contrast and accompany it with Street Art color grading.