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The Problem: When shooting at the maximum speed of a Phase One digital back or Canon/Nikon dSLR the 100% focus window may never fully resolve, making it impossible to check the focus of images as they come in. Capture One 4.7 Pro includes several ways to check focus in the middle of a stream of images. Method 1 Set [Camera > Auto Select New Capture > Never]. New images will … Read More →

Capture One 4.7 includes a very powerful tool to quickly create small JPGs of a large number of Raw files. However, it is a bit obscured by the form it takes: the “Make Web Contact Sheet” command. This article will outline how to use Make Web Contact Sheet for Small JPG Previews. Step by Step 1. Select the images you wish to make small JPG previews of 2. File > … Read More →

What Problem Does this Solve Capture One Pro offers a [File > Open Recent Session]. This works for a small number of sessions. However, many production houses, digital techs, and even some individual photographers can be juggling dozens of sessions at any given time. These sessions may be on different drives or subfolders. Below is a method to better access and organize sessions. Step by Step 1. In the Finder … Read More →

These tips are generally covered in our Capture One Master’s Online Training Class. Custom Keyboard Shortcuts Download Capture Integration’s Custom Keyboard Shortcut Suggestion PDF. In the PDF linked above we list the most useful default keyboard shortcuts. Then we list shortcuts which we suggest power users add. Also, we have a list of shortcuts to change and a list of shortcuts to remove. An example of the shortcuts we suggest … Read More →

Capture One has always had a strong ability to work quickly with huge volumes of shots. One of our favorite features of Capture One is the speed at which you can copy one setting (e.g. a white balance of 6000k) and paste it to the entire shoot whether its 100 or 10,000 images. One of the greatest features of Capture One is the ability to use only the keyboard to … Read More →

Capture One 4.7 introduces a new file format named EIP, or Enhanced Image Package. This new format allows the photographer to combine the settings, LCC file (if applicable), and raw file into one portable file, called an EIP format. The Problem this Solves Many photographers are being asked to deliver their clients RAW files. This presents a difficulty because the photographer wants to deliver a file with appropriate adjustments such … Read More →