However, where other software will let you drag the crop parameters and then hit "enter" to apply the crop, this is not how it’s done in Capture One. The Crop tool can be found in the Lens Tool tab or the Cursor Tool Bar, and the identifying icon will be familiar to anyone who has used post-processing software before. See the image below for a view of the viewer off and then on.Ĭrop Tool: Defining the Aspect Ratio and Applying the Crop Perhaps one of the most pervasive myths about Capture One is that it doesn’t have a viewer mode akin to Lightroom’s Library Module where many images can be seen and scanned at a glance, but it does.įor those familiar with Lightroom who are used to the "module" way of doing things, Capture One operates quite differently, but instead of constantly switching modules as in Lightroom, you can either go to View>Viewer or hit Alt/Opt+Command+V to toggle the "viewer" on and off.
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If you don’t have Capture One, this is the perfect time to try it, and you can click here for a 30-day full trial of Capture One Pro so you can follow along. *For the power users out there, what you’ll read here may be nothing groundbreaking, but for the rest, the beginners, the intermediates, or those who just don’t quite wield Capture One like they invented it, here are three simple tips geared to utilizing Capture One better, and will speed up your workflow. Over the past few weeks and in the weeks to follow, we’ll continue creating Capture One content that is dedicated to provide just that, so check back often. However, it is possible to feel much more familiar, comfortable, and effective in Capture One with just a few key tips that not only will have you using Capture One more fully, but significantly more efficiently as well. No worries, we’re here to help.Ĭertainly, there are advantages to be had through the rigor of some kind of highly structured curriculum, but getting through such a syllabus isn’t always practical.
If you’re reading this, the likelihood is that you’re a new Capture One user or someone who is considering becoming one and like most people are perhaps a little intimidated or overwhelmed at learning new software. Capture One is one of those programs that, once learned, is hard to do without, but due to the common experience of learning post-processing software within an Adobe ecosystem, anything different like Capture One can appear less intuitive or more challenging, even if it isn’t.
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