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- Learn how to color grade your images using luminosity masks, curves and the Color Balance Tool in Capture One Pro 12.
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I know people don't say this enough but please don't quit doing these they have ben a huge help to me and other people. in addition your epic 🤟
Frantz Cyriac such a lovely comment thank you!! More videos in the works I promise!
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Yura Mendoza heheh I’m back baby! 😂 more videos on the way ;)
Zoe, you’re wonderful … I’m finally understanding something about color grading … please teach us more ❤️
Another great Capture One tutorial. Thanks very much, Zoe.
Thanks so much Mac!
Omg Zoe! Really thanks for these videos and for share your knowledge. You deserve the heaven
Very great tips and awesome tutorial! Thanks a lot Zoe! Good luck with your photography projects and whatever you do in the universe!
love ur tutorials
Mark Lorincz thanks so much Mark!
Fantastic tutorial. Learned a lot!
Thank you Yaneck!
Your tutorials are amazing! Keep up with the good work ❤️
Thank you!
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I'm an analogue photographer so have been struggling with getting my digital work to look like film. I didn't know about luminosity masks so look forward to playing with this.
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us. I am knew to C1 coming from Lightroom so i greatly appreciate this video.
Thank you Dezmond! Pleasure :)
Thanks Zoe for great tutorials and inspiration!!! The way you explain things is so clear and logical - I love your workflow:) Would love to see more of retouching techniques both in CC and CaptureOne. All the best, Thanks!
gufszczur thank you!! Glad you like the tuts :)
Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Great tutorial. 👍🏻👍🏻
Hugh Fane thanks so much Hugh!
Thanks for posting. I just purchased C1and learning how to use it. I really like how you showed how to use the layers; the luma mask technique seems like a really precise way to color(colour) grade. Though, I really like the speed and easy of use of the color wheel technique. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and helping me get acquainted with C1.
Adam Steinhart Thanks so much Adam! Yes those colour wheels are so easy to play with. I love them for speedy colour grading :) have a great day!
Thanks a lot Zoe! As Always very useful and unique tutorials, i love your work :) best wishes from Argentina. ♥
Facundo Peralta thank you so much!!
Superb presentation, Zoe - content, method and style. Thanks.
Graeme Allan Thanks so much Graeme!
Thank you for doing these tutorials, very relaxing and enjoyable to follow and picked up a few tips too. I’ve been using curves a lot more lately and find it better for fine tuning a look rather than just pushing the colour balance tool. I do find the colour balance tool easier/faster to find the look I’m after though but guess that has to do with trying to understand colour theory a little better which I should really look into, instead of just going by eye. A great tip splitting your layers into shadows/miss/highlights, capture one is great! Thanks again 😊
So glad you like Luke! Yes the Color Balance is just so easy but Curves allow so much control. So I’ll use each depending on the type of look I want or whether I‘m pushed for time :)
Thanks
just stumbled across your videos they’re so good and intuitive! question about grading- do you ever change the white balance at all?
great!
thank you!
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Hey Zoe, Enjoyed the video, thank you. You mentioned another video detailing curves, but i could't find it in your library. Do have a link by any chance. Again, thanks!!
Seamus Dobbs hey Seamus! Sorry I still need to add that link! Here you go :) th-cam.com/video/Oc-hFE-vl-Q/w-d-xo.html
@@zoenoblephoto Great. Thank you for the reply!
Luma Range is so powerful. I hope that photoshop will release something very similar soon.
Ondřej it’s amazing right! Fingers crossed PS does soon!
Thank you! Very clear and concise explanation of using the tools in Capture One to color grade. Do you typically color grade the raw files in Capture One before retouching them in Photoshop? I usually correct the raw files with the basic exposure and white balance, then edit in Photoshop and then color grade the TIFF files in Capture one. Lately, I've tried the color grading first, before going into Photoshop to retouch. Pros and cons of either way?
John Ng thanks John! So it will depend on a few factors if I Colour grade in C1. If it’s a client image and I need to retouch skin or do more intensive stuff I will also just do a basic RAW conversion to exposure and lift shadows to get as much detail. Then I’ll take it into PS to colour. This way if the client wants to change anything the colour grade is not baked in and I can change it easily. If it’s personal work I may do the colour in C1 as I’m really sure I won’t change the colours. It’s for sure quicker to colour grade images in C1 so when I can, I will do this. Hope that helps!
Hi Zoe. Thanks for a great tutorial! I see you had to increase your exposure by 1.5 stops. What's your reason for underexposing by so much and do you usually shoot in this way? Also, did you adjust WB at all? Do you have any tutorials about C1 sharpening? Images from my D800 always seem very blotchy, almost like they've been over sharpened and bring out all the imperfections.
Thanks Sean! Regarding expsposure I was moving quickly with different positions and she just moved out of the light a bit so that's why! Usually I correctly exposure :) I haven't yet done any tutorial on sharpeneing but I'll add this to my list!
Hello Zoe. I keep following your videos. Thanks a lot.
What do think is the simplest/best in color grading? Capture One, Ps, Camera Raw or Lightroom?
Thanks so much Alan! The simplest way is Capture One's Color Balance tool for sure! You can add colour so quickly and use those Color Wheels so intuitively. They're so so easy so I love using them so much! :)
@@zoenoblephoto I thought so from how you illustrated in the video. Things look so much simpler and better. I think i will adopt the same and even try it for a set of images. I hope there's an option to duplicate the settings to a group of images.
Alan Success yes give it a whirl! Make sure to check out my other video using the Color Balance Tool as this goes into more detail :)
Sure thing Zoë. I have these two on their own playlist. Thanks so much for your time.
Alan Success glad to help!
Great video, made the use of Luma Range so easy to follow. You made mention of a tutorial you made on curves but I cannot find it anywhere, would you be good enough to send me / paste a link to that tutorial.
sure here you go! th-cam.com/video/Oc-hFE-vl-Q/w-d-xo.html
You mentioned a tutorial on curves with a link in the description but I don't see it. I searched "capture one curve" and your name but didn't come up with an obvious choice. My Fuji cameras seem to always have a blue cast that I would like to tone down. The curve tool seems to have a lot of promise to balance out the blue but I haven't quite figured out how to use it.
No problem here is the video but it's only for Photoshop. It explains more in depth what Curves do. th-cam.com/video/Oc-hFE-vl-Q/w-d-xo.html
I started watching a video from a stream and it disappeared(((22/04/2020
Ivanoff sorry I’m having technical difficulties so hoping to fix it soon!