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wtorek, 9 września 2008

The Quick Tab - swift image making

Capture One 4 allows you to edit your RAW files in various ways. The Quick Tab is a selection of the most commonly used tools, topped with the base characteristics, the ICC profiles and curve presets.

You find different camera settings in the ICC drop-down menu, Capture One 4 supports around 90 different camera models now and more will come.



Select cameraprofile adequate for the image, or choose between the camera recording presets, such as flash, tungsten, daylight etc. these presets will provide the possibility of deciding the tone of light after recording the image, from standard values.

In the same drop-down menu you find the effectfilters, providing effects known from the good old days, the classic B&W panchromatic, B&W yellowfilter, bluetone and sepia, these filters enables you to rapidly create a desired effect.

When the profile or filter is set, adjust with white balance editor when you are satisfied with the tone of color, you can adjust exposure, contrast, brightness and saturation.

It is worth noticing that you find several presets in Exposure, the presets are mixes of settings adding different looks to your image.

If the image needs editing of highlight/shadow details the new High Dynamic Range Tool is perfect, first lift the shadowdetails, and then recover the highlight details until the desired result is reached.

When you are done editing just press process and the image will be processed to the default folder. If you press shift while pressing the Process button you will start process of all selected files.
We build software on the latest technologies and containing the features that are essential to obtaining superior image quality. On top of that, we take pride in offering a simple and logical user interface and an efficient workflow.

Having launched the beta version of Capture One 4, we now continue to chase bugs and improve features, such as extended camera support and optimized speed on all computers.

In addition to the broad input provided by photographers trying out the beta software, we are working together with an expert panel of photographers in the finalization of Capture One 4. This is of course a continuous work and it means that an improved release candidate will be released later this year and upon thorough testing we will launch the final version of Capture One 4.

We asked photographer Nick Wilcox-Brown to test Capture One 4 beta and share his impressions. You can see the result in the article below .