Sharpening helps you improve the fine contrast of your photograph. In this video, Derrick Story provides an overview of three-step sharpening in Capture One Pro.
- [Narrator] In Capture One Pro 10, Phase One…introduced something called three-step sharpening.…And it's a great process for really…making your images look as good as possible.…And the thinking is that you sharpen…at three different stages in the workflow,…the first stage being at input,…second stage creatively,…while you're doing your image editing,…and third stage at output.…And I'm just going to show you…the three different stages here in Capture One Pro 11.…So the first stage is input,…and we are in the lens correction area.…
And under the lens tab at the very top,…you see that we have an opportunity…to do a little input sharpening here.…Now, first of all, it's ideal if Capture One Pro…recognizes your camera and lens combination.…Let me click on this so you can see.…So I have the 25-millimeter F12 Pro,…and it's using an Olympus E-M1 Mark II.…But I have all these other options here.…And depending on what camera you shoot with,…hopefully your stuff will be here as well.…
If not, you can always use generic, okay?…
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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Video: Understanding the three-step sharpening process