Advanced Masking in Capture One Pro (Capture One Tutorial) | Tutorial Tuesday

We're going through everything to do with masking in Capture One Pro, from using the adjustment brush and the auto mask feature to using gradient masks and radial masks. It's a great way to edit your photos and a powerful tool for any edit.
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[@chrisburnard5157]

I find the way you teach this really suits me and have found all of your tutorials excellent. Thank you and keep up the great work.

[@parkcameras]

That's really nice to hear, thanks Chris :-)

[@lewis1180]

You fucking scared me with your intro. BAM! Welcome back to another video! Jumped out at me.

[@FarawayPictures]

This was brilliant. Thank you.

[@p.j.2071]

good tutorial but I am not clear on how to save the masks and go back to editing the whole photo once the masks are in place

[@martintolley9234]

Making masks using colour ranges is another very powerful means of targetting parts of images, either for correction issues - chromatic abberations, or for artistic effects.

[@parkcameras]

That's a really great point Martin! Very useful way to use masks :-)

[@michaelcooper7688]

As always a vey good video. Thanks

[@parkcameras]

Thanks Michael :-)

[@TomalBhattacharjee]

I was wondering if I will get something similar to Lumionisity Mask as that of LR. Thanks for explaining so nicely.

[@vickosis]

Like this tutorial 👍
It could have done with some more complex masking examples such as areas containing various interweaved elements such as busy foliage etc

[@schobas]

Better than the tutorials on the Capture 1 website and channel. First video series I’ve seen that I can work along with.

[@parkcameras]

That's awesome to hear, thanks Bryan :-)

[@markb.6796]

Can you do the panoramic stitching of multiple images in capture 1 pro?

[@josediazh3890]

Muchas gracias.

[@MrDarrenp40]

Nice and concise and with sparkle :) The only thing missing was the finish clicks to create a flattened save from the selected adjustment layers? Maybe next time.

[@johnclay7644]

useful on the capture 1 platform.

[@lyallaston2239]

Good video, thanks. How do you recommend masking around hair or fly aways?

[@parkcameras]

Thanks Lyall, that can definitely be very tricky. I'll have a look and maybe we'll do another tutorial specifically for that :-)

[@jan7907]

Nice tutorial!

[@parkcameras]

Thanks Jan :-)

[@tirszin]

Object (auto) select? Manual selections too slow. :(

[@cronufc]

I like your mojo

[@blekfut5763]

Slow down, man... I have to watch this content with 0,75 speed :P

[@joyofpoverty5058]

What would be really nice would be to have a feature on a video like this to turn O F F the background music. Oh Em Gee!
I am one of those people who HAS to listen. Its just the way my brain works. I cannot ignore the music in the background. It is impossible. No amount of will can do it. I hate the distraction in the background because it means that the content of the video, no matter how good, is useless for me.

[@lancepearce8860]

I find these videos hard to understand because his speech is too fast and his hand movements are very distracting also his intro is manic. I cant watch these videos anymore.

[@nenmaster1650]

No issues here.

[@chrisjames1924]

That's nice of you to share