Capture One 12 Catalina

Posted By admin On 01.05.21

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Phase One has just released Capture One 20.0.1 for Mac. Capture One 20.0.1 fixes an issue with tethered shooting on MacOS Catalina 10.15.2. Plus, there are two additional bug fixes:. Fixed an issue where using the Color Editor sometimes caused Undo to break. Fixed an issue where a default Catalog would load on start-up instead of the.
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- By mrPeter · Posted
  Hi, welcome to the Forum Did you set the drive dial to BKT? Focus switch to Manual? Henk
- By Ketsada UNs · Posted
  Tuk Tuk Speed 🛺
- By Gammakid · Posted
  Hello, I’ve recently purchased an xt4 and am slowly getting used to the various menus and settings. One thing I can’t seem to find anywhere however, is an afl (auto focus lock) option when shooting video...? If anyone has an idea how to achieve this i’d be very grateful! Thanks, GK
- By itchy shutter finger · Posted
  I think you are closer to success than you think. Based on your sample photo, I would reduce the exposure to darken the background to where it looks like dusk, and place the flash closer to the subject. The rule of thumb is to expose for the background and flash for the subject. When shooting in sunlight, I'll go a step further and say underexpose the sunlit background to gain control over the sun, then introduce the amount of flash necessary to make the subject as bright as you want it. I shot the sample below at three in the afternoon of a very sunny day. The white building in the upper left was so bright I could barely open my eyes. I set the shutter speed to flash sync of 1/180, and the aperture at f8. The flash was about four feet to the right of the subject set to 1/8 power. I apologize for the small size of the sample; I had to crop it to meet the file size limit. The full size image is really quite dramatic. For the stark difference in reality and the image, this technique is pretty easy to do, and for me, composing this type of image is fun and rewarding. Keep trying - you are almost there!
- By Katiegm · Posted
  Hi everyone. I am taking a macro photography class so I am anxious to use the focus bracketing feature on the XT4. I have watched several videos and they all talk about in the Focus Bracketing settings in the menu to select auto and then set your first and last focus spot. I can never get that far because Auto is always greyed out. So I tried manual and made all the selections. When I exit the menu, on my screen, BKT is in a yellow circle with a line through it and the camera only takes one photo. I have double checked my drive setting and bracketing in other modes works. I did turn Image Stabilization off since I am using a tripod but I didn't think that would affect anything. I am in full Manual mode but I have tried it with manual or auto focus. Can you think of any reason why Auto is turned off and BKT is in yellow, and the camera only takes one photo? I have to submit three photos this week so I am desperate to figure this out. Thanks

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The new Capture One 12 offers powerful upgrades to existing tools and introduces new features for efficient workflows. This post will quickly guide you through the best of the best.

Re-designed interface and menus

The design of Capture One 12 has been refined, providing a flatter and more modern interface with bigger font sizes. This will help photographers not only navigate more easily but also decrease fatigue from having too much to focus on.

Additionally, the Tool Tab icons have been re-designed for a better indication of what they represent. Remember, you can always customize the Tool Tabs and their content if needed!

Radial and Linear Gradient Masks

If you need other tools than a brush to create your masks, look no further! Radial and Linear Gradient Masks are here. They are parametric, meaning you can transform them after they are created making these tools dramatically more flexible than what you could previously do in Capture One.

Radial Gradients are the new thing, and they let you create circular masks with soft feathering. They can be transformed, rotated and masked either on the inside or the outside of the round shape. Linear Gradients now allow transforming, moving, rotating and even changing the fall-off asymmetrically.

Watch the tutorial below for in-depth information.

Luminosity Masks

Yes, you read that right. Luminosity masking is now possible in Capture One, and it’s easier than you think.

The Luma Range tool can be applied on any mask, even gradients like the above, and will effectively restrict your mask to certain areas based on the luminosity in your image.

“Why do I need this?”, you might ask. Well, have you ever wanted to desaturate your shadows a bit? Or apply color grading with more control than the Color Balance Tool can provide? Or maybe add clarity to the clouds in your landscape image with a tricky horizon line? Luminosity masks make all of this a breeze. Watch the tutorial below to learn more.

Improved shortcuts with search functionality

It’s no secret that Capture One features a massive library of keyboard shortcuts. These shortcuts are customizable, letting you do most actions with a few clicks on the keyboard.

Capture One 12 makes this much easier. You can now search, not only for features and commands, but also for specific keys to see their function. Additionally, shortcuts for features that were previously inaccessible are added for an even larger library of shortcuts.

Plug-in platform

Capture One delivers an extensive suite of powerful tools to manage, edit and export images. Now the new Capture One plug-in ecosystem allows third-party developers to create plug-ins that can add even more features and capabilities to Capture One’s toolset. The first plug-ins will enable direct publishing, round-trip editing, and open-with workflows.

We are just getting started with plug-ins, much more will come! Find out what’s already available and send us your wishes here: www.phaseone.com/plugins

Intelligent copy/apply of adjustments

Capture One has a powerful feature to copy adjustments from one image to others. The functionality will auto-select any adjustments applied to an image, making them easy to apply to other images. Previous to Capture One 12, any composition change, for example, a crop, would also be automatically selected and carried over.

By default Capture One now exclude compositional changes from the auto-select functionality, making it easy to synchronize edits and color gradings between images with different crops and rotations.

Fujifilm Film Simulations

If you have ever shot with a Fujifilm X-series camera, you’re probably aware of the built-in simulations like Acros, Classic Chrome, Velvia etc. Extending on the collaboration with Fujifilm, these simulations are now available in Capture One 12 and will change the starting point of your editing to one of these simulations.

The simulations are available for Fujifilm camera models as Curves within the Base Characteristics Tool.