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Capture One 20.

Join pro photographer Paul Reiffer for this Capture One 20 editing session. The first example is a quick edit of a hockey player, where the clone tool was needed to fix a small correction of a healing brush use. Then, Paul reviews how to adjust a luma range on a mask. The result? To give softer, feathered, more subtle edges.

Next, go more in depth into how to use a linear response curve as a baseline to bring shadows up naturally next—while shifting highlights using levels—rather than creating a cartooned effect with too much HDR.

We sat down with Phase One Photographer Paul Reiffer to find out how he got started, dig into his on location kit and workflow, and learn why Phase One solutions are ideal for his commercial work to truly capture the essence of a place and satisfy client requirements. Post Tagged with: 'Capture One Inside' Hands-on Review – Launching the Phase One IQ4 150MP Infinity Platform Camera System 151 million pixels of pure medium format perfection, combined with the most advanced camera system in the world – all revealed inside today’s announcement and hardware release from the amazing guys at Phase One in. Capture One 11 has now finally been released by Phase One - and it's another leap forward for an already amazing tool. I guess I'm biased, as they've used some of my images for their hero shots - but. Phase One Ambassador Paul Reifer still holds on to his Kodak Disc 6000 8mm camera from his childhood, when his father had a dark room in the attic of his home on the south coast of England. Paul Reiffer is a British landscape and cityscape photographer, producing high-end destination photography.

Then, use the color balance tools to split-tone and adjust shadows, midtones and highlights independently. Plus, learn about their relationship to the Capture One Styles that are sold as presets.

The final example? A more abstract foliage shot. Three small adjustments to three masked areas transform a wider shot into a tighter, more focused, piece of wall art.

So, learn more from Paul in the video below!

Paul Reiffer has spent his life traveling the world. He is primarily a landscape and cityscape artist, and his ultra-high-resolution, medium-format images are purchased by some of the most well-known brands and avid collectors throughout the world. See more of Paul’s work on his website, paulreiffer.com, and follow him on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook.

Capture One 20: Editing Session With Paul Reiffer

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