Josh Booth

This is Part 3 of a 3-part series on transitioning from various popular RAW image editing programs to Capture One Pro Sessions. Part 1 describes methods to transition from Lightroom to Capture One Pro with as many adjustments and info as possible. Part 2 shows how to switch back to using Sessions in Capture One Pro if you have been using the recently introduced Catalog system, which we still currently … Read More →

The Problem: (click to enlarge) A common question we have been hearing lately in our software tech support at Capture Integration is how to turn off Capture One’s automatic Lens Correction – specifically Distortion Correction. Many times users do not want distortion correction to occur automatically in their image, but Capture One applies this adjustment by default. Furthermore, there isn’t a way to turn it off (yet). We have been … Read More →

Today’s quick tip comes from some of the troubleshooting questions we have received, and it’s an easy concept to forget. Many times when we are working on our edits, we may see some edges or borders from a local adjustment mask that shouldn’t be there, strange blips or artifacts from some edits we’ve made, or just something doesn’t look quite right. For example in the image below, I can still … Read More →

While it may seem that a lot of Capture One users are commercial photography studios, Capture Integration has a lot of customers who shoot large volumes of images at one time. For example, many wedding photographers love the quality of the images that Capture One produces. One common request that we get all the time is a way to increase workflow speed within Capture One. So here for your downloading … Read More →

This is Part Two of a three part series on transitioning to Capture One Sessions. Part One described how to transition from Lightroom catalogs into Capture One Sessions. Stay tuned to our blog for the next series! Why? It may seem odd to move photos from one part of the program into a completely different part. Some may say it doesn’t even make sense. We have a reason for this! … Read More →

This is Part One of a Three Part series on transitioning to Capture One Sessions. Stay tuned to our blog for the next series! Transitions are never easy, especially when it comes to switching your image processing software. Often times, it’s comparable to switching camera systems after years of investing in lenses or moving office locations after 20 years. The bottom line – it’s just never easy and most of … Read More →