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29 Mar Free Capture One Style Brushes

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Capture One Pro 20

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Through a smooth, efficient workflow Capture One is the professional’s choice in imaging software. Capture One FUJIFILM brings custom camera support exclusively for FUJIFILM. The recognised workflow solution, exceptional colour handling, and precision editing. Capture One now deliver FUJIFILM film simulations and tethering support. Get Capture One for Fujifilm: lesson on Capture One 20 for Fujifilm cameras. This is Lesson #1.

Ever since Capture One released the 14.1 update, I’ve been playing around with the new style brushes feature, and I’m really linking it. As part fo my experimentation, I’ve been creating a few style brushes of my own, and so, I’m making these experimental brushes available for you tor download and try.

I’ve created three style brushes which you can download and use. These are only experimental, so they’re not fully tested in every scenario, and they are what they are. I think you might still get some use out of them though. Here is a breakdown of the brushes:

Clarity and Haze

Use this to add clarity and a little dehaze to scenes. Useful if you have areas of the photo that fall off in the distance and require more detail than others. Also useful if you just want to slowly build up the effect. Ideal for cityscape and landscape shots.

Dark Sky Enhance

This is useful if you want to darken and enhance a sky. Use it to slowly build up the effect by brushing over the sky until it reaches the desired intensity.

Skin Soften

This is a Style Brush version of my skin soften technique that I posted a video about a little while ago. It softens and slightly brightens the skin depending on the exposure. Settings for utorrent mac.

To download the style brushes simply click on the button below. Unzip the archive and install the style brushes files.

To install the style

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04 Apr Adobe Camera Raw vs. Capture One Express Fujifilm: A worthy free contender

Source: DP Review Covers for mac computers.

Introduction

Over the past few months, I’ve been comparing the editing tools provided for free with your digital camera purchase with the 800-pound, subscription-ware gorilla in the room, Adobe Camera Raw, to see if it’s really necessary to pay for software when you’re on a tight budget. So far I’ve looked at Canon, Nikon, Olympus and Sony, and in this article it’s time to turn my attention to Fujifilm.

Capture One 21 Express Fujifilm build 14.1’s user interface.

Fujifilm’s customers have several different choices of software available with the purchase of their camera. There’s the in-house developed Fujifilm X Raw Studio, the Silkypix-based Raw File Converter EX 3.0 and Capture One Express Fujifilm. (Note that there’s also a similarly named and also Fuji-specific version called Capture One for Fujifilm, but since that’s payware it’s beyond the scope of this piece.)

Right now, X Raw Studio supports just 17 cameras, as compared to 42 interchangeable-lens cameras for Raw File Converter EX, and 48 ILCs for Capture One Express Fujifilm. Since Capture One supports the most ILCs, that’s the application we’ll look at in this article. So how does Capture One Express Fujifilm compare with Adobe Camera Raw? Let’s roll up our sleeves and find out.

The ground rules

This article is based upon the most recent versions of each application at the time of writing. For Adobe, that’s Camera Raw 13.2 and Bridge 11.0. For Fujifilm, it’s Capture One 21 Express Fujifilm build