Capture One Quick Guide

Dan,
You may find, like I did having moved to C1, that your lenses aren't as good as you thought they were when using other RAW solutions - it was very expensive upgrading all my glass

But your mouse is excellent
Matt

Matthew, are you casting aspersions about my Tamron? If you think I'm forking out for a Pentax 300mm f/2.8, you're sadly mistaken. For the amount I use it, the £300 I paid for this lump is about right for me.

This was taken at about f/4 (only had a PK mount at the time so can't tell from EXIF), and the shutter speed was 1/125s, so a little slow for a lens like this (I had to extend the centre column of my tripod to get the right angle for him, something I try to avoid with this lens). Add to that my focusing was a little out - a fraction too close. Overall I'm pleased with the quality of this, so can't justify the expense of re-lensing myself.

I'll agree though that it's not the sharpest lens in my bag

Glad you liked the mouse,
Dan

LOL Dan
I just meant that since using Capture One and pushing RAW to the max I discovered which lenses were letting me down... and I just had to upgrade them
Turned out to be quite an expensive exercise! But like George, I'm on a lens diet now - soon to be shedding a couple... maybe...
Matt

There's another good tutorial here:
http://www.northscape.co.uk/news467.html

Tip: hold the SHIFT key down while adjusting the curves and it will engage a "fine tune" mode.

Pure Black and White workflow with Capture One:
http://www.outbackphoto.com/artofraw/raw_08/essay.html

Definitely worth trying out

And another from Phase One:
http://www.phaseone.com/upload/captureone_creativeprofiles_002.pdf

Have fun!
Matt

Thanks Matt, will have fun playing with those...

Dan

I'm a long time Capture One Pro user and can't speak highly enough of the package, and especially the JFI labs plugins ( http://www.jfilabs.com/ ) which give me lots of options/film emulations for converting to BW.

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Simon (aka wintoid)
My FlickR

Hmm. Which lens is always in your bag these days? Couldn't be a 300mm Pentax-DA, could it?

Moral: Never argue with Matt.

G

PS: I know it's not the 2.8 version, because that doesn't exist - yet.

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Keywords: Charming, polite, and generally agreeable.

I still wouldn't want a Pentax 300mm 2.8, it would cost, and weigh, too much.

But I am very happy with my DA*300. I think the £800 I paid for it is more than just right.

Dan

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K-3, a macro lens and a DA*300mm...

wow Very nice...Congrats on POTW

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Picture framer
Family Portraits

lastest offering now announced ...

http://www.dpreview.com/news/0910/09102801captureone5pro.asp

Howard

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Body: K7 of course !!
Lenses: DA18-55WR,DA50-200WR,FA50-1.4

daniel bridge thanks for given that as i am newbie want some really good from you i am also a photographer

thanks

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photos on canvas

Maybe a little away from topic. But does anyone know If Pentax cameras can be tethered in the capture one suite ?

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K-1Gripped K-1 ungripped K-5ii K7 Various lenses

Stuart..

That souds great...but how to do it ???

mat thank you for the great post
I have owned captured one for years but never used it. if I'm shooting a wedding I will process in bridge and Photoshop but now I'm thinking of upgrading to version nine I thought I may revisit capture one

Pink

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My Fluidr

"To see in colour is a delight for the eye, But to see in black and white is a delight for the soul" ANDRI HERY