Quick Start to Capture One | Photo Editing Without a Subscription

If you're looking to break out of the Adobe Lightroom subscription, Capture One Pro is a powerful tool that has all the key features you loved in Lightroom (and more).

This course will show you all the key fundamentals you need to know to start using Capture One Pro. Whether you're new to photography or an established photographer, Capture One has professional-level tools that can help you improve your photography workflow. Some of the topics we'll cover are:

Capture One Basics

• Getting familiar with Capture One's interface

• Learning about how Capture One works with catalogs

• Speeding up our workflow with Capture One's organization tools

Photo Editing in Capture One

• Composing shots in Capture One

• Using professional grade color correction tools

• Improving our photos in post with Capture One's exposure tools

• Adding that extra bit of polish to photos

Advanced Photo Editing with Capture One

• Working with layers in Capture One

• Using an external tool like Photoshop (Affinity Photo or another photo tool works, too) with Capture One

• Batch exporting photos out of Capture One

By the end of this course, you'll have the knowledge you need to start taking advantage of Capture One's powerful features in your own photography projects.

• Course introduction
• Getting the project files for this course
• Overview of the Capture One interface
• Understanding the difference between catalogs and sessions
• Overview of the library tools in a catalog
• Continuing our look at the library tools in a catalog
• Overview of the library tools in a session
• Importing photos into a catalog
• Organizing photos in a catalog
• Importing photos into a session
• Organizing photos in a session
• Cropping and straightening photos
• Color correcting photos in Capture One
• Using the exposure tools
• Working with the detail tools
• Removing spots and healing photos
• Working with layers
• Editing multiple photos faster
• Customizing Capture One's interface
• Using Capture One with Photoshop or Affinity Photo
• Exporting photos