For those situations where you need to use Photoshop, Capture One allows you to roundtrip to that application. In this video, Derrick Story shows you how to integrate Photoshop into your workflow.
- [Instructor] Capture One Pro became a lot more friendly…with Photoshop in version 10.1,…and I want to show you how to round trip,…in other words, send a photo from this application…over to Photoshop, do something with it,…and then have it return.…So let's take this shot right here,…and even though I have fantastic black and white tools…in Capture One Pro, let's say that I have something special…that I want to do in Photoshop.…So let's send it over.…So I'm going to Control Click on the image,…and the big thing to do, and this is really the main thing…you have to realize when you're doing this round trip,…is that you work with Edit With.…
I know it's a little confusing,…between Edit With and Open With,…but they're actually two very different things.…Edit With is going to send over the file,…it's going to create a handoff file and…send it over to Photoshop.…Now, since this is a raw file, if I did Open With,…then it would send the raw file over…and then that would open up Adobe Camera Raw…and end up going down a whole road that…
Author
Derrick Story
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
Duration
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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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