As you explore the Color tab in Capture One Pro 11, take a look at the Color Editor. In this video, Derrick Story shows you how to use these tools to correct colorcast in your images in Capture One Pro.
- [Instructor] The color editor in Capture One Pro…is a very popular tool, and for good reason.…It's terrific, it really is.…I love working in this area.…We have three tabs here, we have the Basic tab,…we have the Advanced tab, and we have a Skin Tone tab.…And skin tone is one of the areas I really dig…in this color editor.…However, I'm going to talk about Basic first.…And this is really good for things like…correcting color cast, fixing errors in color,…intensifying or de-intensifying color…and desaturating color.…
So, you can do all that sort of stuff here.…And you have these basic color buckets right here.…And then you have a picker.…So, if I choose an area, such as the brown of the eye,…it goes to the closest color bucket,…and then I can make adjustments.…Hue, saturation, and lightness,…and smoothness too.…And smoothness goes out in a feathery sort of way…to the neighboring colors.…If I go to a different area,…let's say down here to this sort of purple-y area.…
Then again we move on the color wheel…and we move in the color bucket…
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Released
2/28/2018- Organizing assets in the library
- Improving the color of your images
- Understanding the HDR sliders
- Straightening lines with Keystone Correction
- Reducing noise
- Using a gradient mask to fix a sky
- Mastering the Metadata tab
- Output proofing
Skill Level Beginner
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 3s
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How to approach this course2m 33s
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1. Capture One Pro 11: Quick Start
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Export completed files3m 18s
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2. Get Organized: The Library Tab
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Manage the folder area4m 54s
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Search for images4m 48s
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Create Smart Albums3m 33s
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3. Edit in the Color Tab
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Use color balance4m 4s
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Convert to black and white2m 52s
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Add a color adjustment layer6m 47s
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4. Tonal Adjustments in the Exposure Tab
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Read the histogram2m 16s
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Get the right exposure3m 22s
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Understanding HDR sliders3m 38s
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Using levels3m 34s
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Using curve adjustment3m 54s
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Applying vignetting4m 42s
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5. Fine Tune Images
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Reduce noise3m 18s
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Add film grain2m 56s
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Remove spots2m 10s
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Roundtripping to Photoshop4m 56s
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6. Work with Layers
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Choose layer type2m 53s
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Invert a mask3m 34s
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Display a grayscale mask1m 43s
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7. Nuts and Bolts File Management
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Master the Metadata tab3m 42s
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Create a metadata preset5m 12s
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Add and manage keywords3m 41s
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Work with annotations3m 55s
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8. Export and Backup
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Output proofing1m 37s
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Conclusion
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Next steps4m 12s
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