Live Editing Sessions - Capture One - 13th April 2020

In this session, we covered extreme exposure recovery at sunset with luma masks, using negative clarity to help fix water and dust spots in the sky, challenges with automatic distortion corrections for lenses, improving the contrast of an image in the mist and vertical keystoning.
Join us for live editing in Capture One - with your own images.
To participate, or for more info, head to: www.paulreiffe...
And don't forget, the discussion continues on our Behind The Scenes Facebook group: / paulreifferlive

[@renejul2534]

good video, verry good

[@Paul_anderson_creative]

A pleasure to see a C1 master at work. Thanks, yet again...

[@Paulreiffer]

My pleasure!

[@JR-xn4gl]

Just "discovered" you. Excellent, truly excellent presentation. Very useful, very clear and very comprehendible. Thank you!

[@Paulreiffer]

Thanks John - next one's on Tuesday, if interested, welcome to send some raw files in :-)

[@michaelvarga2566]

again Brilliant! can't stop watching these. I learn something new in each session. Thank you. If you haven't already covered, I'd be interested in how you specifically prepare an image for print to include sizing and sharpening. I would welcome more information using the Proofing feature.

[@josediazh3890]

Muchas gracias.

[@WaldirBorbaJunior]

Amazing... congrats

[@Paulreiffer]

Thank you!

[@simoncarlton6424]

Awesome stuff, thank you. One question if I may. When levelling you used the flag pole, why did you not go across the top of the 'tea hut'? Thanks

[@Paulreiffer]

Hi Simon,
I maaaaaay be thinking of a different thing, but if you mean the keystone correction for the vertical adjustment, it's because the keystone correction is not the same as the straighten tool. We're trying to correct for vertical parallax, rather than rotate the image...?