Capture One 20 | Quick Live : Edit with Tina Eisen

Sorry for sound issues in the beginning.

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[kennyrc]

Excellent!!!! Love your work Tina!!!!

[henrymaddocks]

Probably too late to ask Tina a question but, the adjustments Tina made in Photoshop could be done in Capture One (except liquify). Why not do them in Capture One?

[freundderbergeat]

I would really appreciate it if some artists would show examples of seamless workflow with Affinity Photo instead of Photoshop. I´m convinced that a lot of people use Capture One because of the price policy of Adobe. So there is the same reason for using Affinity Photo instead of Photoshop. Photoshop is over represented nowadays in your tutorials by mho. Thanks in advance!

[_thisishenk_]

Great input for me as a beginner (former LR) in Capture One. Thanks!

[gregory.chalenko]

I'm trying out Capture One first day today, and I'm finding it amazing! This is a software were you can do very elaborate treatment of an image indeed, not just going top to bottom in a linear manner like in Lightroom.
The video tutorials are great too, they don't just describe the obvious which is often the case with other software, but they go in depth and sometimes offer really neat hacks and tricks!
If I may suggest something, could you please be a bit more formal in webinars? Maybe you could do cut down versions where glitches and personal exchanges would be edited out?

[romiemiller]

Good information in this video, but personally I hate the black crud on the model's eye. So, I'm not saving this video, but I like what I've learned.

[Paul_anderson_creative]

Thanks again David and Tina... BUT.. my only complaint is that EVERY image you use in ALL the webinars is an Easy image. No dark, low light or full DR shots. I travel FT and take 30k images a year and MANY like recently in Italy were taken in a cave with a church inside (yes!) and bright mountain outside. VERY tricky use of defringe, HDR etc. Can we see some more challenging shots used please?

[MiBSuM]

I've asked in the comments, but you've missed it. Perhaps you would be so kind to answer it here: This Question bugs me forever: "I do the same thing: First Capture One, then Photoshop and after that Capture One again. BUT: In Capture One I am working with the RAW-File, but in Photoshop, is it still a RAW-File with all the possibilities of this format? Or do I loose information? (Bring back the highlights is more limited after going to Photoshop and back for example.) I use PSD as sharing format. - Exporting it via the export tab: PSD 16Bit sRGB 300 px/Inch 100%."

[janimalphotography]

Your got to work on your sound setups :-(