I recommend adding new photos to a session by importing them, instead of dragging them to the capture folder from the operating system. The reason is that in the import process you can specify a template name for the imported photos, as well as descriptions and other metadata to be added. In addition, a preset can be applied to all imported photos. I have created a user preset with the basic lens settings to automatically correct distortions that I want to apply to every photo so I can save those steps in the development later.
Importing or dragging, I like to know where my files sitting on my hard drive, and where these four folders will be created? Let say I am a street shooter that put my files under a year director like 2001 with subdirectory for the date of shoot, like 23-01-2001. If I import this subdirectory files to a session, are these files stay at origanl directory and only mapping them to the session or do the c1 move them to a directory with session name, like 23-01-2001 project Z? The last question, the edit will be recorded in exif files sitting with raw file in the original directory or it is chain to the session? Thank you!
@@streets28mm When you import, you copy the RAWs from folder A to folder B. To get what you want, my suggestion is: 1) Create the session in which you are going to import the photos and in the dialog box that opens to create it you put: a) Name: the subfolder "23-01-2001" b) Location: the year folder "C:\Users\username\Pictures\2001" or whatever the path of the year folder where you want the RAWs to be stored is. Leave the rest of the values by default. - With those values, when you make an import to that session from any source folder, the RAWs files are going to be copied in the folder “C:\Users\username\Pictures\2001\23-01-2001\Capture”. - When you edit a RAW and export it to JPG, TIF or other export format, the result will be stored in "C:\Users\username\Pictures\2001\23-01-2001\Output". This way you have the RAWs in the Capture subfolder, and the processed JPGs in the Output subfolder but all within the folder you want. - (You can skip this so as not to get confused) For personal preference, I have modified the export presets to leave the resulting JPGs in the root of the session folder "C:\Users\username\Pictures\2001\23-01-2001". I even have a JPG export preset sized for Instagram that leaves the JPGs in a single folder, where I save images ready to be published on IG, regardless of the session. For example, the folder "C:\Users\username\Pictures\Instagram". When I export an image with the Instagram preset, it is stored in that folder no matter what session I am working in. But this is all a matter of export presets, nothing to do with creating a session or importing images into a session. 2) When you import images into the session, remember you are going to copy images from a source folder A to the session's Capture folder, which for the example we are using will be "C:\Users\username\Pictures\2001\23-01-2001\Capture". My suggestion is that you import directly from the camera's memory card. That is to say, that you insert the memory card in your computer and select as folder from which to import, the folder where the RAWs are in the memory card. Therefore, do not copy the RAWs from the memory card to a folder on the hard disk and then import from that folder into the session by making two steps. Instead, do one step by importing directly from the memory card to the session. I hope I managed to be clear and useful enough.
THE best video on an introduction to Capture One. Even better than the videos that they put out themselves. Their videos are inclined to assume a certain level of experience with the software and a certain level of photography experience. Your video is very clear and well explained, even to a new photo editor. I've been using it for a while but picked up a few good tips myself. Looking forward to learning more as you continue.
File management was definitely the most frustrating thing to get used to - being a new photographer when I first DL'd C1. Thanks for diving into this first. Great to reaffirm some of my workflow processes, as well as hear a few helpful tips I hadn't considered. Really appreciate your enthusiasm and in-depth knowledge around the Fuji ecosystem. You have a natural ability to articulate some of the more abstract concepts in very bite-sized, digestible pieces. You're one of the main reasons I shoot Fuji. Mahalos
Now that I've been using CO for a year, I've reviewed your tutorials and have a much better understanding of what you were talking about! Even better tutorials 2nd time around! :)
Thank you , for starting this series. I watch all you videos and always been a fuji fan. After seeing your videos i got fuji xt3. started my photography journey. Now with this series of Capture one can learn editing as well. Thank you once again.
Hey Jogin!!!! That's wonderful pal!!! You are going to get some INCREDIBLE photos on your XT3 I have no doubt. I'd love to see them some time. Don't hesitate to share, I'm on Instagram at @pal2tech. Take care and keep in touch!!!
You, good sir, are an absolute legend for putting this series together! I'm a Fujifilm X-T4 and X-T30 owner based in London and eager to get into the next two videos! I've only ever used Lightroom but I've just been finding it Meh.. since switching over to Fuji.
Yes - I finally succeeded to find a c1 tutorial explaining the basiscs & concept of c1 in an understandable manner. Moreover I can say you've a great talent to explain things - 5 stars!
Thanks so much for enlightening me as to the complexities of Capture One. I was in a rush to start but it has to be taken slowly to find the tools and set them up to find your own way. I have viewed this episode twice and will continue to look at it as my reference.
Wow, I needed this info! I've been using the free version for Fuji and have wanted to upgrade to the full version but I've been dreading the whole learning curve of it. I so appreciate your videos!
Just got my X-T4, shot my friend's wedding (unofficially) and splurged for the Capture one Fujifilm. Thank you so much for this. Just what I needed. You are a lifesaver. Much love from Australia
Thank you so much. I have done exactly as you described several times. Opened C1, started a catalog, and got totally lost in the interface. I finally gave up each time and went back to Lightroom. I have watched a ton of tutorials too but yours is the first one that actually made sense and that I could follow. Can’t wait for lesson 2!
I am extremely excited for this series. Finally a meaningful C1 and understandable intro. I hope it grows into an ongoing tutorial series with homework and practice files to follow along.
Thank you, I know you said this was really aimed at users transitioning from Lightroom to C1, but I was never a Lightroom user - just basically a total newbie, and decided to try out C1. I have been fumbling around with it, but this video is great - even for us newbies - and I look forward to watching Lesson 2 after I do my homework! Thanks for a great tutorial.
Started with Capture One back in 2005 but switched to Lightroom in 2007 with the first version. My entire library of photos from 2005 to now is filed and tagged in Lightroom so I can easily search bring up photos from the last 17 yr by choosing one of the tags. The search is better with better tagging when you transfer photos from your camera. But going back to Capture One for my new Fuji X-E4 is a pain for management of my digital files. Lightroom had a good Library tool right from version 1.0 but back in those days Capture one didn’t. Lightroom was a much slicker product
I've been wanting to comment for a while now.. I'm a new Fuji system user, and oh boy! I was quite anxious about the menus and everything till I found you. Such a kind an happy person, your positive vibes is contagious ! Thank you.
This is by far the best intro to Capture One I've seen yet. I'm exactly that person who tried to play around with Capture One and gave up. I almost didn't watch this video because you implied I needed a knowledge of Lightroom, which I don't have. But I'd recommend your video to any new beginner who is inexperienced with post processing photos. Super job. I'm doing my homework and will be watching Lesson #2 soon. Thanks so much for the clear guidance and encouragement.
Thanks man. It is not only that you have been working hard to help us learning photography, it is just the fact that you are so talented to educate others.
If I could give more than one 👍 I would!! That is me,, bought C1 some time ago but got very frustrated particularly with the "library" portion.. I could never find a down to earth tutorial from C1.. Really appreciate this and look forward to number 2.. A mention of the clone and heal tool would be great.. keep up the good work!
As you mentioned, normally people take their photos from their FUJI cameras, and place them where they like them. Well, with Catalogs, you can Import from Current location, and in that case C1 does not make a duplicate of the photo, but only stores the edits in small files in locations where you choose. For those with lots of existing pictures, Importing into Catalogs from Current location is the best overall so you are not filling in your hard drive with duplicate fike sizes.
Is it correct to say Sessions makes duplicates of the photos and store them on the computer first, but you have the convenience of moving them around, including later on moving them onto a external hard drive? Also what if you get a new computer, how do you transfer a Catalog?
My soul is totally sold to Fuji, started with a x10 around 10 years ago and loved the fixed objective experience, it made me develop a more creative mind. Switched to the XT2 around three years ago and I regret nothing. On the software side, tried Lightroom, Darkroom and never found a sweet spot. Bought Capture 1 a month ago because I read about how it treated the Fuji x sensor information. Now with this tutorials are finally closing the circle around my sweet spot (keep them rolling, they are much appreciated) . Congrats on the work you are doing from Barcelona
Hey Oriol!!!! That's so awesome to hear!!! Yeah we all sold our soul to Fuji--- and now I'm selling again (or maybe a kidney) to get that 50mm f/1.0 lens!!! Oh man I'd love to check that one out!!!
You did it! You made a Capture One tutorial! As a new photographer who is just starting to shoot in RAW, you are my hero. After plenty of research I decided to pick up Capture One while it was 50% off. I don’t want Lightroom’s subscription fee, so this is the right direction for me.
Chris thank you so much for getting the series up and running. I started using C1 for Fuji a few months ago but have struggled to be able to achieve everything I used to do in LR and C1’s tutorials and webinars are sooooooo long I lose the will to live. I really enjoy the very straightforward way you always explain things so looking forward to learning from you
Thank you so much Marcus!!!! That's so awesome to hear and I really appreciate the kind words!!! Yeah, I'm working on Lesson #2. I love doing this stuff!!!! Anyhow, thank you again and have a great weekend!!!!!
Hey Dustin - you're the man. Thanks for taking the time to do these. I moved over from LR to C!, about a year ago (sick of the worms on my fuji files). I love C1 and even though I'm used to it now, I'm learning lots of stuff from your free tutorials. Way to go dude!
@pal2tech I just started watching this today. Using c1 for the first time with my new xt5. You have no idea just how amazing and helpful your content is. I appreciate what you do. I'm 41 but my kids are in school and i could only wish their teachers are as good as you!
Exactly the same scenario! Exactly!! Used this a year ago for a 30 day trial ago and didn’t fall into the catalog/session thing, left it, and went back to Lightroom. Your video and 25% off got me to give it another try.
Probably the best explanation of the difference between Sessions and Catalogs that I have heard. I could have done with this three months ago when I stated using C1 but now I don't think I'd ever go back to using Lightroom full time. I'll look forward to the next episode.
I was so waiting for you to start these sessions ... love the tutorial and will look for more ! Your channel is becoming the numero uno one stop for photography with fuji. Kudos !
I discover ur tutorials and omg, ur so expert, so kind. Learning with you sounds like learning with a friend or a family member . I own an X-T30 II and I also learn so easily and quickly because of the quality of ur explanations!. Sincerely thouthands thanks for ur work, ur kindness and ur expertise. Take care of you . regards. Pascal
Thank you! I have been “frozen” in a world where I only use my jpeg files and edit within the photo processing software that comes on my MacBook. Yep, years of RAF files piling up on various sd cards stored in ziplock bags...sad, but true. You are the only person who has motivated me to move forward with your clear and concise instruction, and given me the confidence to take the leap into a world of sweet RAW processing goodness. Again, thank you!
I've just purchased a Fujifilm camera, and have been a Lightroom / PS user since the beginning of time. I've downloaded a trial version of Capture One and have been bumbling around with it. So... that said, thanks for posting these instructional videos.
Thank you Thank you Thank you! This is an awesome tutorial. I am that guy in the video. Purchases C1 for fuji and doesn’t use for 1 year. Your explanation of the interface and the sessions vs catalogs is extremely helpful. Love the channel, love the topics (ISO explanations was terrific) love the energy.
Wonderful start to the series. We've been looking for a really good breakdown of C1 since we got our XT3 and would like to switch up our editing flow. Your enthusiasm is contagious and you're making converts of us already!
This defines what a tutorial should be - could not have been more helpful. Makes me think I should try it out again - which is amazing because I have tried it out before and just did not get on with it. You have really helped me. Thank you!
Excellent Chris! Guilty as charged....purchased C1Pro a few months ago and some frustration has set in. 100% agree with you...covering the basics first is a MUST before delving into the "fun" stuff. Keep these coming
Thank you so much for making this series on C1. Your explanations and recommendations have been very helpful to you, more so than any other teaching resource I have yet found on this subject.
As an astrophotographer looking to expand into terrestrial photography, I'm pleased to see there's an image processing software similar to what I am currently using (Pixinsight)! Having a Session based Workflow, and an image processing Workflow in a set order (file import & conversion, image calibration etc) is really useful to me. From this short video, I am having a "feel at home" moment with this software compared with Lightroom. Great video, thanks for putting this together!
Thank you for the video. I just switched from Lightroom and I find it super useful. You just changed my workflow by talking of "Session". I fill follow next lessons for sure ;-) Thank you and keep it up!
Thanks Chris, Verrry helpful explanation of Sessions. For an old school guy like me, Sessions is the way to go, much more the way I've come to understand file handling! I promise I'll do my homework...
Chris, you are a great tutor. I've watched your videos for a while but had to congratulate on this one. I've seen plenty of Capture One tutorials but none that explain everything so succinctly. They should have you as an ambassador. I'm one of those sitting on the fence from LR after being disappointed with their Fuji file rendering. I'm off to do my homework...
Wow Paul!!! Thank you so much!! I wasn't sure about this one as it was a bit on the long side, but I'm already working on Lesson #2 and will just keep it going the same pacing, etc Thank you again for the kind words sir!! Take care buddy!!!
Can’t thank you enough for doing a series of videos on C1. I’ve been using C1 Express for Fuji for about 1 year and just love it as a basic RAW editor... free editor 👍 For many years I’ve used PIXELMATOR to edit my pics but wanted a better RAW editor to manage the Fuji XTrans files ... voila... C1 Express. With the huge bonus of having the Fuji simulations built it. Love your channel.. keep up the great work !
Thank you so much Joe!! Yeah, I've used Pixelmator a few times. I think that once we all get over the C1 learning curve, that will be my go-to editor from now on. I'm also looking into Affinity Photo as a PS replacement.
I watched this and another in the series although I’ve been using C1 for some time, just because you’re entertaining and you never know what your might pick up. I learnt one thing I didn’t know; that clicking the name of the adjustment shows the Before/default setting. Good to know. I came from Aperture, so C1 felt natural to me, I never liked Lightroom much; I tried to switch to it exclusively for 6 months a few years back to immerse myself and learn it properly. I realised I just didn’t enjoy editing in it, not because I wasn’t used to it. The modular workflow didn’t work for me. When I switched to C1, to make up for C1s rudimentary Metadata editing (Lightroom isn’t much better), I adopted Photo Mechanic as my ingest, rename, organise, tag, rate, sort and cull system, before even starting up C1. For me, I find that saves me time down the line, and getting keywording done up front makes it SO much easier finding things later. Additionally, a lesson from Aperture’s demise was that I didn’t want to be stuck in a proprietary database, like Aperture, Lightroom and C1 (they all use the opensource SQLite DB btw), I wanted the metadata IN the file, so it would go with the Raw files. That’s where Photomechanic, as well as Exiftool, comes in, both of which I use extensively.Photomechanic is a powertool well worth learning to use properly, with it’s variables and templates and keywording lists being a real time saver to bulk sort and edit. Another tool I’ve been using lately is Fast Raw Viewer, which like Photomechanic is for sorting your images before import; it does not have the metadata editing, but is just as fast at culling, and specialises in rendering the Raw file in real time rather than just showing the jpg preview. It is the only viewer I know that shows you the actual Raw histogram, not the Jpg one, so you can see if the Raw file is clipped and unrecoverable, or it’s just the jpg that’s clipped with the data still there in the Raw. You can still toggle between the jpg and Raw histogram for comparison. Like Photomechanic, ratings and colour labels carry over into C1 as long as you’ve set C1 to update metadata from the accompanying XMP file. In Photomechanic, I’ve set it to update the Raw itself, which contrary to how it sounds is quite safe. For Fuji compressed Raw files though, it uses XMP files. As for photo editing, with C1 layers and adjustment tools I can do most of what I need in C1, but for touchups and skin editing have been training myself to switch over to Affinity Photo, it is so much smaller, faster and nimble if you don’t need any of Photoshop’s more esoteric features. I still keep Photoshop around though, but increasingly rarely need to fire it up.
You’re a man of your word! Waiting for this one and not disappointed. Based off your first lesson this is the C1 tutorial I will be using. Concise, easy to understand, and informative without being overly technical. Kudos for making a video that peels back some of the C1 complexity in a very relatable way. Looking forward to this entire series. 👊🤙
Wow, Sean!! Thank you that is so nice to hear!! Yep, working on Lesson #2. That one will be a lot more content and really dig into the program. Thanks again for the kind words and have a great weekend!!!
You're such a good teacher. You could teach a snail how to high-jump! I took the plunge and bought Capture One Fuji today. Got a bit fed up with my workstream of FastStone, Fuji X-Raw Studio and Affinity Photo. I'm only a hobbyist, but I figure I'm putting plenty of fun hours into taking photos so I may as well simplify my home workflow a bit. I don't spend much money on other stuff, so all good. I'm loving the hot weather here in England at the moment and have had a few lovely times over the past fortnight when people have asked me to take pics of them on-the-fly and insta/email them over, which is my favourite thing. :)
Hi Chris!!! What a coincidence!! Some weeks ago I started giving C1 online tutorials in spanish to help my friends because there is an increasing interest on C1 here in Chile. I switched to C1 almost 2 years ago and I'm so happy I did that. I know people is afraid of switching because it looks so different to LR, but when they learn about all the wonderful functionalities it has and how easy is to use it, they'll switch. By the way, I love the top-down approach you are using. That's the best way to learn a new tool. Greetings!!!
Thanks Juan!!! That's great to hear!!! Yeah, I'm working on Lesson #2 but keep getting distracted by the news of the 50mm 1.0. Man, I want that lens!!!!! But $1500 too rich for my blood and I have no more kidneys to sell, LOL!!!!
@@pal2tech I'm distracted too by the new 50mm 1.0. I saw a sample picture where a flower seems to be levitating over the background. Wow!!! But I'm short of kidneys too, so I'm gonna keep using my Minolta 50mm 1.4 vintage lens.
What a great timing of this video! I had just purchased Capture One using a great discount code, but first wanted to understand this business of Catalogue vs Session. Thank you much. And a tip: If you install Capture One Express for Fuji (the free version), they start offering a discount to purchase the full version. I found that the discounts increase if you hold off for a few weeks.
Catalog Vs Sessions! WOW Thank you!!! I really needed that explanation. I have been using Catalog since the beginning, and have ran into so many problems with my files! From now on SESSIONS it is! Thanks!
Thank you very much. I really enjoy the way you explain many topics. I had "bought - opened up and put off" c1 for about 2 months before you made this. I am looking forward to taking lesson 2 tomorrow.
Fantastic tutorial. You were 100% spot on. I tried out C1 over a year ago and though “yikes” and promptly ran back to Lightroom. Over the last few weeks I have again tried C1 (Express version for Fujifilm) and am start to really appreciate how it processes Fuji files over Lightroom. I look forward to your next C1 tutorial 👍
The right video to the right time😃. I'm just in the phase of getting frustrated with C1🥴. The reason is that I always had the LR workflow in my mind and I started C1 without spending some thoughts on your recomendations. Now I'm really looking forward to the next C1 video. As a guy changed from Canon to Fujifilm I somtimes struggeling with the Fujifilmsystem 🤯- Your videos often gave me hints to answer my questions and help me to get deeper into the system. Congatulations🥳 Greetings from Cologne/ Germany
Thank you so much for starting this tutorial about C1 and being a fuji x user since the XT1 and recently bought the XT4. Confession time, I bought C1 for fuji since last year . I opened it twice and closed it and never bothered to open it again. Tell you what if you promise to keep the tutorial coming I promise to do my homework. Thanks again.
You got it!!!!! Thank you so much Nasroullah!!!! Definitely and I'm working on Lesson #2 now. I'll see you soon around this electronic campfire my friend. Take care and have a great weekend!!!!
You're such a great professor! Love your videos, plus you make it very easy to understandand especially for foreigners and I love your enthusiasm! Thanks a lot :)
Wow! Thanks so much Chris. I have tried Capture 1 before and gave up. I had thought about trying it again and low and behold your video popped up. Thanks again. Cant wait for the 2nd installment!
This was great!!! Like you, I have tried C1 and put it aside a couple of times out of frustration. Finally, with your help, I think it’s actually possible to make the switch - which is exciting because it really does the best job with Fuji files, by far! 🙏👍
Awsome video i switched to capture one about 6 months ago when I got a fuji X-t2 and I thought I knew it pretty well buy now but you showed me tons of useful thing I never nwe I could do can't wait for the next one now 👍👍
Thanks for the training video! You might want to note that Capture One Pro 22 is now the single program they offer, having discontinued the option to purchase a specific version for Fuji or Sony. From Capture One: "As of January 2022, we stopped offering brand-specific versions of Capture One. Not to worry, as Capture One Pro can edit RAW files from all supported camera brands, such as Fujifilm."
This is the one I was looking for as I was groping through advanced tutorials. Basics first. Thank you very very much. The clear emphatic suggestions were most valuable. I am already feeling confident and the shadows of regret in buying the C1F is gone to some extent. You are too good, love your simple style of teaching. Regards.
Thanks very much for this. Your channel just keeps getting better and better. I switched (after several years with Lightroom) to C1 just a few months ago, but am still not fully comfortable with C1, so I'm very much looking forward to your next episodes.
Thank you for this!! I just switched from lightroom and this is by far the best resource I found. Apologies if you've heard this a hundred times, but it looks like something bugged out at rendering the video at 7:51 "Plugin : Failed to render" and "optional text" Looking forward to the rest of the series!
Thank you so much!!! Yeah, that silly motion graphic didn't render when I exported to UA-cam. Unfortunately, UA-cam doesn't allow me to edit my videos once uploaded so stuck with it for evermore!!
Awesome tutorial as usual! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and expertise. I learned more with this tutorial than with the Capture One "official" ones. Simple and to the point... You are great.
Great presentation. I learned Capture with your tutorials. Thanks a lot! I think you can present in one of your next vids one more useful feature of Capture. When UI is set up, go to full screen mode. All three - tools, editing and browser panels slide out of the display and can be easily open with the arrow to the up, right or left. Full screen does not show zoom, but one can zoom in and out with two fingers on the track-pad. It's a very useful to know when working on smaller displays. I have an iMac 24" and now I only edit in full screen mode. Cheers,
Excellent presentation of C1...I really appreciate all the time and effort you put into the videos you provide for us! I purchased an X-T3 late last year and based on my research, chose C1 over Lightroom as it was recommended for Fuji files. I’ve been using C1 for about six months now...mostly self taught...and I find it very helpful to learn from an experienced professional like yourself to expose me to things I have not considered. It’s easy to fall into a rut and not grow! I am looking forward to your next video!
Thank you so much Chris for this fantastic video! I am new to Capture One and have used LR6 before which wasn't possible anymore after getting an X-T4. Since I have installed C1 I have been struggeling with it exactly how you described it. But when you explain the software everything just seems so simple and logical. I always thought I would need the catalog and its the most useful thing but the sessions seem now much more natural to me. You are an amazing teacher! I will do my homework now and will be back for lesson two soon. Again, thx a lot!
Thank you for creating this comprehensive and concise tutorial. Being new to Capture One, your insights made it a lot easier for me to grasp the software basics. Keep on the great work!
I recommend adding new photos to a session by importing them, instead of dragging them to the capture folder from the operating system. The reason is that in the import process you can specify a template name for the imported photos, as well as descriptions and other metadata to be added. In addition, a preset can be applied to all imported photos. I have created a user preset with the basic lens settings to automatically correct distortions that I want to apply to every photo so I can save those steps in the development later.
Importing or dragging, I like to know where my files sitting on my hard drive, and where these four folders will be created? Let say I am a street shooter that put my files under a year director like 2001 with subdirectory for the date of shoot, like 23-01-2001. If I import this subdirectory files to a session, are these files stay at origanl directory and only mapping them to the session or do the c1 move them to a directory with session name, like 23-01-2001 project Z? The last question, the edit will be recorded in exif files sitting with raw file in the original directory or it is chain to the session? Thank you!
@@streets28mm When you import, you copy the RAWs from folder A to folder B. To get what you want, my suggestion is:
1) Create the session in which you are going to import the photos and in the dialog box that opens to create it you put: a) Name: the subfolder "23-01-2001" b) Location: the year folder "C:\Users\username\Pictures\2001" or whatever the path of the year folder where you want the RAWs to be stored is. Leave the rest of the values by default.
- With those values, when you make an import to that session from any source folder, the RAWs files are going to be copied in the folder “C:\Users\username\Pictures\2001\23-01-2001\Capture”.
- When you edit a RAW and export it to JPG, TIF or other export format, the result will be stored in "C:\Users\username\Pictures\2001\23-01-2001\Output". This way you have the RAWs in the Capture subfolder, and the processed JPGs in the Output subfolder but all within the folder you want.
- (You can skip this so as not to get confused) For personal preference, I have modified the export presets to leave the resulting JPGs in the root of the session folder "C:\Users\username\Pictures\2001\23-01-2001". I even have a JPG export preset sized for Instagram that leaves the JPGs in a single folder, where I save images ready to be published on IG, regardless of the session. For example, the folder "C:\Users\username\Pictures\Instagram". When I export an image with the Instagram preset, it is stored in that folder no matter what session I am working in. But this is all a matter of export presets, nothing to do with creating a session or importing images into a session.
2) When you import images into the session, remember you are going to copy images from a source folder A to the session's Capture folder, which for the example we are using will be "C:\Users\username\Pictures\2001\23-01-2001\Capture". My suggestion is that you import directly from the camera's memory card. That is to say, that you insert the memory card in your computer and select as folder from which to import, the folder where the RAWs are in the memory card.
Therefore, do not copy the RAWs from the memory card to a folder on the hard disk and then import from that folder into the session by making two steps. Instead, do one step by importing directly from the memory card to the session.
I hope I managed to be clear and useful enough.
@@tonicanabate6232 wow thanks for that explanation, that's really helpful !!
@@tonicanabate6232 Thanks a lot Toni, I am on it for a while and it has been working great!🍻
@@tonicanabate6232 thanks! you should do a video on that
Fantastic tutorial took 5 pages of notes.Have had Capture 1 for over a year and struggled. Going to give it another shot.
THE best video on an introduction to Capture One. Even better than the videos that they put out themselves. Their videos are inclined to assume a certain level of experience with the software and a certain level of photography experience. Your video is very clear and well explained, even to a new photo editor. I've been using it for a while but picked up a few good tips myself. Looking forward to learning more as you continue.
Thank you so much John!!! That's so awesome to hear and I'm already working on Lesson #2! Thanks again!!
File management was definitely the most frustrating thing to get used to - being a new photographer when I first DL'd C1. Thanks for diving into this first. Great to reaffirm some of my workflow processes, as well as hear a few helpful tips I hadn't considered.
Really appreciate your enthusiasm and in-depth knowledge around the Fuji ecosystem. You have a natural ability to articulate some of the more abstract concepts in very bite-sized, digestible pieces. You're one of the main reasons I shoot Fuji.
Mahalos
Thank you so much Julian and Mahalo!!!!!!! 🌺
I can finally breathe. C1 was making my brain hurt and you sir, have saved the day by helping us understand it. Thank you.
Now that I've been using CO for a year, I've reviewed your tutorials and have a much better understanding of what you were talking about! Even better tutorials 2nd time around! :)
This is a great tutorial for anyone working with capture one from the perspective of how we really use Capture! Thank you!!
Thank you , for starting this series. I watch all you videos and always been a fuji fan. After seeing your videos i got fuji xt3. started my photography journey. Now with this series of Capture one can learn editing as well. Thank you once again.
Hey Jogin!!!! That's wonderful pal!!! You are going to get some INCREDIBLE photos on your XT3 I have no doubt. I'd love to see them some time. Don't hesitate to share, I'm on Instagram at @pal2tech. Take care and keep in touch!!!
You, good sir, are an absolute legend for putting this series together! I'm a Fujifilm X-T4 and X-T30 owner based in London and eager to get into the next two videos! I've only ever used Lightroom but I've just been finding it Meh.. since switching over to Fuji.
Yes - I finally succeeded to find a c1 tutorial explaining the basiscs & concept of c1 in an understandable manner.
Moreover I can say you've a great talent to explain things - 5 stars!
Thank you so much Axel! 🙏
Yaas! Finally THE tutorial!
Greetings from Italy ✌️
Thank you so much Jacopo!!!!!!! 👍😉
Thanks so much for enlightening me as to the complexities of Capture One. I was in a rush to start but it has to be taken slowly to find the tools and set them up to find your own way. I have viewed this episode twice and will continue to look at it as my reference.
I love this guy! New Fuji user and this channel is a must follow. If he were here in Chicago, I'd buy him a beer.
Wow, I needed this info! I've been using the free version for Fuji and have wanted to upgrade to the full version but I've been dreading the whole learning curve of it. I so appreciate your videos!
That's awesome Tammy!!!!!!! Yeah, I'm really starting to like it more and more!
Just got my X-T4, shot my friend's wedding (unofficially) and splurged for the Capture one Fujifilm. Thank you so much for this. Just what I needed. You are a lifesaver. Much love from Australia
Thank you so much. I have done exactly as you described several times. Opened C1, started a catalog, and got totally lost in the interface. I finally gave up each time and went back to Lightroom. I have watched a ton of tutorials too but yours is the first one that actually made sense and that I could follow. Can’t wait for lesson 2!
The absolute best tutorial on C1 for starters! Thank You so much!
I am extremely excited for this series. Finally a meaningful C1 and understandable intro. I hope it grows into an ongoing tutorial series with homework and practice files to follow along.
you're the man Chris! I learned so much with your tips and tutorials
Thank you, I know you said this was really aimed at users transitioning from Lightroom to C1, but I was never a Lightroom user - just basically a total newbie, and decided to try out C1. I have been fumbling around with it, but this video is great - even for us newbies - and I look forward to watching Lesson 2 after I do my homework! Thanks for a great tutorial.
Started with Capture One back in 2005 but switched to Lightroom in 2007 with the first version. My entire library of photos from 2005 to now is filed and tagged in Lightroom so I can easily search bring up photos from the last 17 yr by choosing one of the tags. The search is better with better tagging when you transfer photos from your camera. But going back to Capture One for my new Fuji X-E4 is a pain for management of my digital files. Lightroom had a good Library tool right from version 1.0 but back in those days Capture one didn’t. Lightroom was a much slicker product
I've been wanting to comment for a while now.. I'm a new Fuji system user, and oh boy! I was quite anxious about the menus and everything till I found you. Such a kind an happy person, your positive vibes is contagious ! Thank you.
This is by far the best intro to Capture One I've seen yet. I'm exactly that person who tried to play around with Capture One and gave up. I almost didn't watch this video because you implied I needed a knowledge of Lightroom, which I don't have. But I'd recommend your video to any new beginner who is inexperienced with post processing photos. Super job. I'm doing my homework and will be watching Lesson #2 soon. Thanks so much for the clear guidance and encouragement.
Thanks man. It is not only that you have been working hard to help us learning photography, it is just the fact that you are so talented to educate others.
Hi Pal
I’m a “Lightroomer” and this excellent introduction to CapOne has created me a problem. You’ve taken away my sleep.
Thanks for that!
Caula
As a complete noob to all of this, who just purchased an X-T3, with no experience in any programs, THANK YOU!
If I could give more than one 👍 I would!!
That is me,, bought C1 some time ago but got very frustrated particularly with the "library" portion.. I could never find a down to earth tutorial from C1.. Really appreciate this and look forward to number 2.. A mention of the clone and heal tool would be great.. keep up the good work!
Thanks Hans!!!! Yep, Lesson #2 on the way and photo editing will be the main focus, as well as speeding up C1 and the various editing tools.
As you mentioned, normally people take their photos from their FUJI cameras, and place them where they like them. Well, with Catalogs, you can Import from Current location, and in that case C1 does not make a duplicate of the photo, but only stores the edits in small files in locations where you choose. For those with lots of existing pictures, Importing into Catalogs from Current location is the best overall so you are not filling in your hard drive with duplicate fike sizes.
Good point!! Thank you and I should mention this in Lesson #2. People's hard drives are already full enough!
Is it correct to say Sessions makes duplicates of the photos and store them on the computer first, but you have the convenience of moving them around, including later on moving them onto a external hard drive? Also what if you get a new computer, how do you transfer a Catalog?
My soul is totally sold to Fuji, started with a x10 around 10 years ago and loved the fixed objective experience, it made me develop a more creative mind. Switched to the XT2 around three years ago and I regret nothing.
On the software side, tried Lightroom, Darkroom and never found a sweet spot. Bought Capture 1 a month ago because I read about how it treated the Fuji x sensor information. Now with this tutorials are finally closing the circle around my sweet spot (keep them rolling, they are much appreciated) .
Congrats on the work you are doing from Barcelona
Hey Oriol!!!! That's so awesome to hear!!! Yeah we all sold our soul to Fuji--- and now I'm selling again (or maybe a kidney) to get that 50mm f/1.0 lens!!! Oh man I'd love to check that one out!!!
I had recently purchased Capture One but was fairly mind-boggled trying to learn it. This is the most helpful tutorial. Thanks!
You did it! You made a Capture One tutorial! As a new photographer who is just starting to shoot in RAW, you are my hero. After plenty of research I decided to pick up Capture One while it was 50% off. I don’t want Lightroom’s subscription fee, so this is the right direction for me.
Great deal at 50% off!!!! Nice job!!!
Chris thank you so much for getting the series up and running. I started using C1 for Fuji a few months ago but have struggled to be able to achieve everything I used to do in LR and C1’s tutorials and webinars are sooooooo long I lose the will to live. I really enjoy the very straightforward way you always explain things so looking forward to learning from you
Thank you so much Marcus!!!! That's so awesome to hear and I really appreciate the kind words!!! Yeah, I'm working on Lesson #2. I love doing this stuff!!!! Anyhow, thank you again and have a great weekend!!!!!
Hey Dustin - you're the man. Thanks for taking the time to do these. I moved over from LR to C!, about a year ago (sick of the worms on my fuji files). I love C1 and even though I'm used to it now, I'm learning lots of stuff from your free tutorials. Way to go dude!
Awesome!!! I’ve had Capture One for 2 years and gave up. I’ll give it another try, thank you for the video. I’ll give it a second chance now
@pal2tech I just started watching this today. Using c1 for the first time with my new xt5.
You have no idea just how amazing and helpful your content is. I appreciate what you do. I'm 41 but my kids are in school and i could only wish their teachers are as good as you!
Exactly the same scenario! Exactly!! Used this a year ago for a 30 day trial ago and didn’t fall into the catalog/session thing, left it, and went back to Lightroom. Your video and 25% off got me to give it another try.
That's awesome and you've got this!!!!!!
Probably the best explanation of the difference between Sessions and Catalogs that I have heard.
I could have done with this three months ago when I stated using C1 but now I don't think I'd ever go back to using Lightroom full time.
I'll look forward to the next episode.
Thank you so much Wallace!!! That means a lot to me to hear!!! 🙏. Have a great weekend!!!!!
I've been using Cap 1 (X-t3) for 9 months and enjoying it a lot and yet I learned some useful tips today. Thanks.
Hey Greg!!! That so awesome to hear, thank you!!!! 🙏
I was so waiting for you to start these sessions ... love the tutorial and will look for more !
Your channel is becoming the numero uno one stop for photography with fuji. Kudos !
I discover ur tutorials and omg, ur so expert, so kind. Learning with you sounds like learning with a friend or a family member . I own an X-T30 II and I also learn so easily and quickly because of the quality of ur explanations!. Sincerely thouthands thanks for ur work, ur kindness and ur expertise. Take care of you . regards. Pascal
Thank you! I have been “frozen” in a world where I only use my jpeg files and edit within the photo processing software that comes on my MacBook. Yep, years of RAF files piling up on various sd cards stored in ziplock bags...sad, but true. You are the only person who has motivated me to move forward with your clear and concise instruction, and given me the confidence to take the leap into a world of sweet RAW processing goodness. Again, thank you!
That's wonderful Lyle!!! Thank you so much and keep C1 up, you've got this!!!!
I've just purchased a Fujifilm camera, and have been a Lightroom / PS user since the beginning of time. I've downloaded a trial version of Capture One and have been bumbling around with it. So... that said, thanks for posting these instructional videos.
Thank you Thank you Thank you! This is an awesome tutorial. I am that guy in the video. Purchases C1 for fuji and doesn’t use for 1 year. Your explanation of the interface and the sessions vs catalogs is extremely helpful. Love the channel, love the topics (ISO explanations was terrific) love the energy.
Awesome, thank you!
Wonderful start to the series. We've been looking for a really good breakdown of C1 since we got our XT3 and would like to switch up our editing flow. Your enthusiasm is contagious and you're making converts of us already!
This defines what a tutorial should be - could not have been more helpful. Makes me think I should try it out again - which is amazing because I have tried it out before and just did not get on with it. You have really helped me. Thank you!
Thank you so much Donald!!!! 🙏
Excellent Chris! Guilty as charged....purchased C1Pro a few months ago and some frustration has set in. 100% agree with you...covering the basics first is a MUST before delving into the "fun" stuff. Keep these coming
Man you're such a joyful character, and the content is really well thought. It's an awesome channel.
Thank you so much for making this series on C1. Your explanations and recommendations have been very helpful to you, more so than any other teaching resource I have yet found on this subject.
As an astrophotographer looking to expand into terrestrial photography, I'm pleased to see there's an image processing software similar to what I am currently using (Pixinsight)! Having a Session based Workflow, and an image processing Workflow in a set order (file import & conversion, image calibration etc) is really useful to me. From this short video, I am having a "feel at home" moment with this software compared with Lightroom. Great video, thanks for putting this together!
Thank you for the video. I just switched from Lightroom and I find it super useful. You just changed my workflow by talking of "Session". I fill follow next lessons for sure ;-) Thank you and keep it up!
Thanks Chris, Verrry helpful explanation of Sessions. For an old school guy like me, Sessions is the way to go, much more the way I've come to understand file handling! I promise I'll do my homework...
Thank you so much Mark! 👍🏻
Chris, you are a great tutor. I've watched your videos for a while but had to congratulate on this one. I've seen plenty of Capture One tutorials but none that explain everything so succinctly. They should have you as an ambassador. I'm one of those sitting on the fence from LR after being disappointed with their Fuji file rendering. I'm off to do my homework...
Wow Paul!!! Thank you so much!! I wasn't sure about this one as it was a bit on the long side, but I'm already working on Lesson #2 and will just keep it going the same pacing, etc Thank you again for the kind words sir!! Take care buddy!!!
Can’t thank you enough for doing a series of videos on C1. I’ve been using C1 Express for Fuji for about 1 year and just love it as a basic RAW editor... free editor 👍 For many years I’ve used PIXELMATOR to edit my pics but wanted a better RAW editor to manage the Fuji XTrans files ... voila... C1 Express. With the huge bonus of having the Fuji simulations built it. Love your channel.. keep up the great work !
Thank you so much Joe!! Yeah, I've used Pixelmator a few times. I think that once we all get over the C1 learning curve, that will be my go-to editor from now on. I'm also looking into Affinity Photo as a PS replacement.
I watched this and another in the series although I’ve been using C1 for some time, just because you’re entertaining and you never know what your might pick up. I learnt one thing I didn’t know; that clicking the name of the adjustment shows the Before/default setting. Good to know.
I came from Aperture, so C1 felt natural to me, I never liked Lightroom much; I tried to switch to it exclusively for 6 months a few years back to immerse myself and learn it properly. I realised I just didn’t enjoy editing in it, not because I wasn’t used to it. The modular workflow didn’t work for me. When I switched to C1, to make up for C1s rudimentary Metadata editing (Lightroom isn’t much better), I adopted Photo Mechanic as my ingest, rename, organise, tag, rate, sort and cull system, before even starting up C1. For me, I find that saves me time down the line, and getting keywording done up front makes it SO much easier finding things later. Additionally, a lesson from Aperture’s demise was that I didn’t want to be stuck in a proprietary database, like Aperture, Lightroom and C1 (they all use the opensource SQLite DB btw), I wanted the metadata IN the file, so it would go with the Raw files. That’s where Photomechanic, as well as Exiftool, comes in, both of which I use extensively.Photomechanic is a powertool well worth learning to use properly, with it’s variables and templates and keywording lists being a real time saver to bulk sort and edit.
Another tool I’ve been using lately is Fast Raw Viewer, which like Photomechanic is for sorting your images before import; it does not have the metadata editing, but is just as fast at culling, and specialises in rendering the Raw file in real time rather than just showing the jpg preview. It is the only viewer I know that shows you the actual Raw histogram, not the Jpg one, so you can see if the Raw file is clipped and unrecoverable, or it’s just the jpg that’s clipped with the data still there in the Raw. You can still toggle between the jpg and Raw histogram for comparison. Like Photomechanic, ratings and colour labels carry over into C1 as long as you’ve set C1 to update metadata from the accompanying XMP file. In Photomechanic, I’ve set it to update the Raw itself, which contrary to how it sounds is quite safe. For Fuji compressed Raw files though, it uses XMP files.
As for photo editing, with C1 layers and adjustment tools I can do most of what I need in C1, but for touchups and skin editing have been training myself to switch over to Affinity Photo, it is so much smaller, faster and nimble if you don’t need any of Photoshop’s more esoteric features. I still keep Photoshop around though, but increasingly rarely need to fire it up.
I didn't know about the Express version! You just saved me a lot of money!
Excellent vidéo, merci pour le travail énorme de montage et la parfait pédagogie. Je test dès ce soir.
thank you for this tutorial. Once again, you've out done yourself.
You’re a man of your word! Waiting for this one and not disappointed. Based off your first lesson this is the C1 tutorial I will be using. Concise, easy to understand, and informative without being overly technical. Kudos for making a video that peels back some of the C1 complexity in a very relatable way. Looking forward to this entire series. 👊🤙
Wow, Sean!! Thank you that is so nice to hear!! Yep, working on Lesson #2. That one will be a lot more content and really dig into the program. Thanks again for the kind words and have a great weekend!!!
You're such a good teacher. You could teach a snail how to high-jump!
I took the plunge and bought Capture One Fuji today. Got a bit fed up with my workstream of FastStone, Fuji X-Raw Studio and Affinity Photo. I'm only a hobbyist, but I figure I'm putting plenty of fun hours into taking photos so I may as well simplify my home workflow a bit. I don't spend much money on other stuff, so all good.
I'm loving the hot weather here in England at the moment and have had a few lovely times over the past fortnight when people have asked me to take pics of them on-the-fly and insta/email them over, which is my favourite thing. :)
Hi Chris!!! What a coincidence!! Some weeks ago I started giving C1 online tutorials in spanish to help my friends because there is an increasing interest on C1 here in Chile.
I switched to C1 almost 2 years ago and I'm so happy I did that. I know people is afraid of switching because it looks so different to LR, but when they learn about all the wonderful functionalities it has and how easy is to use it, they'll switch.
By the way, I love the top-down approach you are using. That's the best way to learn a new tool. Greetings!!!
Thanks Juan!!! That's great to hear!!! Yeah, I'm working on Lesson #2 but keep getting distracted by the news of the 50mm 1.0. Man, I want that lens!!!!! But $1500 too rich for my blood and I have no more kidneys to sell, LOL!!!!
@@pal2tech I'm distracted too by the new 50mm 1.0. I saw a sample picture where a flower seems to be levitating over the background. Wow!!! But I'm short of kidneys too, so I'm gonna keep using my Minolta 50mm 1.4 vintage lens.
@@juancarlosplaza8301 Hahaha, exactly!
What a great timing of this video! I had just purchased Capture One using a great discount code, but first wanted to understand this business of Catalogue vs Session. Thank you much. And a tip: If you install Capture One Express for Fuji (the free version), they start offering a discount to purchase the full version. I found that the discounts increase if you hold off for a few weeks.
...I've been offered up to 60% off. Still waiting for the 90% discount!
@@pg205 That's when I took the bait. Where I live that one-off price is equivalent to less than 4 months worth of Adobe CC subscription.
Cool!!! Had no idea and great to know!!!
Catalog Vs Sessions! WOW Thank you!!! I really needed that explanation. I have been using Catalog since the beginning, and have ran into so many problems with my files! From now on SESSIONS it is! Thanks!
Hands down the most informative tutorial I've seen on getting started with Capture One. Great content!
This is absolutely fantastic and exactly what I needed to help start my journey into Capture 1. Thank you so much for putting this tutorial together!
Thank you very much. I really enjoy the way you explain many topics. I had "bought - opened up and put off" c1 for about 2 months before you made this. I am looking forward to taking lesson 2 tomorrow.
Watched this twice - as a newbie this is excellent. Thank you for putting this together.....did my homework, now I'm ready for lesson #2!!!
You got this!
Fantastic tutorial. You were 100% spot on. I tried out C1 over a year ago and though “yikes” and promptly ran back to Lightroom. Over the last few weeks I have again tried C1 (Express version for Fujifilm) and am start to really appreciate how it processes Fuji files over Lightroom. I look forward to your next C1 tutorial 👍
Thanks Rodney!!!! That's awesome to hear and, yep, Lesson #2 now in the works!!!! 👍
Wow same here. Took a dive into C1 and then walked away because of the complexities. Thank you for making this video, it helped a lot.
Thanks for the tutorial. I'm an X-T3 user and I've been waiting for this episode. Greetings from Poland.
Same here - same camera, same need and same country :)
Thanks Robert!!!! I want to visit Poland one day!!!!!
Thank you Pawel!!
pal2tech great! Just drop me a line and maybe we can figure something out 💪🏼
Super advice--especially how to set up C1 before trying to use it. Appreciate the work you've put into this.
This is brilliant. The best explanation of getting started with Capture 1 that I have seen. Thank you.
Thank you so much!!
The right video to the right time😃. I'm just in the phase of getting frustrated with C1🥴. The reason is that I always had the LR workflow in my mind and I started C1 without spending some thoughts on your recomendations.
Now I'm really looking forward to the next C1 video. As a guy changed from Canon to Fujifilm I somtimes struggeling with the Fujifilmsystem 🤯- Your videos often gave me hints to answer my questions and help me to get deeper into the system. Congatulations🥳
Greetings from Cologne/ Germany
Thank you Oliver!!!! 👍
This is a very well planned and presented video. I will do my homework now. Thanks!
you have been so clear and precise. congrats
Thank you so much for starting this tutorial about C1 and being a fuji x user since the XT1 and recently bought the XT4. Confession time, I bought C1 for fuji since last year . I opened it twice and closed it and never bothered to open it again. Tell you what if you promise to keep the tutorial coming I promise to do my homework. Thanks again.
You got it!!!!! Thank you so much Nasroullah!!!! Definitely and I'm working on Lesson #2 now. I'll see you soon around this electronic campfire my friend. Take care and have a great weekend!!!!
You deserve all the best mate, and I hope you continue to grow
Thank you so much Colin!! 🙏
You're such a great professor! Love your videos, plus you make it very easy to understandand especially for foreigners and I love your enthusiasm! Thanks a lot :)
That's awesome!! Thank you so much for letting me know! 👍
Just bought C1 for Fuji a week before.
Workshops on Capture 1 n homework assignments are good initiative . Thanks
Awesome!!! You are going to do great with this!!!!
Wow! Thanks so much Chris. I have tried Capture 1 before and gave up. I had thought about trying it again and low and behold your video popped up. Thanks again. Cant wait for the 2nd installment!
Awesome Mike!!!!! Working on #2 now!!! Cheers!!
This was great!!! Like you, I have tried C1 and put it aside a couple of times out of frustration. Finally, with your help, I think it’s actually possible to make the switch - which is exciting because it really does the best job with Fuji files, by far! 🙏👍
Great to hear!
Awsome video i switched to capture one about 6 months ago when I got a fuji X-t2 and I thought I knew it pretty well buy now but you showed me tons of useful thing I never nwe I could do can't wait for the next one now 👍👍
So thankful for your channel's existence! Such a great amazing tutorial, you da best teacher thankyou! :))
Wow, thank you!
Thanks for the training video! You might want to note that Capture One Pro 22 is now the single program they offer, having discontinued the option to purchase a specific version for Fuji or Sony. From Capture One: "As of January 2022, we stopped offering brand-specific versions of Capture One. Not to worry, as Capture One Pro can edit RAW files from all supported camera brands, such as Fujifilm."
I've been using C1Pro for quite a while but I still learned things from your video. Thanks for taking the time to do this.
Thank you so much Rick!!! That's so awesome to hear!!!! 👍
This is the one I was looking for as I was groping through advanced tutorials. Basics first. Thank you very very much. The clear emphatic suggestions were most valuable. I am already feeling confident and the shadows of regret in buying the C1F is gone to some extent. You are too good, love your simple style of teaching. Regards.
Thank you so much Partha!!! That's awesome to hear and I'm working on Lesson #2 now.
New to C1 and photo editing, never used photoshop, this is a great introduction!
That's some awesome to hear Lyzheng!!! Thank you for letting me know and all the best to you my friend!!!!
Thanks very much for this. Your channel just keeps getting better and better. I switched (after several years with Lightroom) to C1 just a few months ago, but am still not fully comfortable with C1, so I'm very much looking forward to your next episodes.
Thank you Jason so much!!!! That's so awesome to hear and yeah, it takes awhile to get used to C1. Much like a good Bourbon. 😉
Thank you for this!! I just switched from lightroom and this is by far the best resource I found. Apologies if you've heard this a hundred times, but it looks like something bugged out at rendering the video at 7:51 "Plugin : Failed to render" and "optional text" Looking forward to the rest of the series!
Thank you so much!!! Yeah, that silly motion graphic didn't render when I exported to UA-cam. Unfortunately, UA-cam doesn't allow me to edit my videos once uploaded so stuck with it for evermore!!
Awesome tutorial as usual! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and expertise. I learned more with this tutorial than with the Capture One "official" ones. Simple and to the point... You are great.
Thanks for making this series. I purchased Capture One over a year ago and it has since lain unused!
Excellent for a C1 beginner - Thank you. Love your speed and humor : )
Great presentation. I learned Capture with your tutorials. Thanks a lot!
I think you can present in one of your next vids one more useful feature of Capture. When UI is set up, go to full screen mode. All three - tools, editing and browser panels slide out of the display and can be easily open with the arrow to the up, right or left. Full screen does not show zoom, but one can zoom in and out with two fingers on the track-pad. It's a very useful to know when working on smaller displays. I have an iMac 24" and now I only edit in full screen mode.
Cheers,
Better than the capture one tutorial, I think they owe you software for life.
Chris, this was so well done👍 I appreciate the work that went into this brother.
Thank you so much Tammy!!!! 🙏🙏🙏
Excellent presentation of C1...I really appreciate all the time and effort you put into the videos you provide for us! I purchased an X-T3 late last year and based on my research, chose C1 over Lightroom as it was recommended for Fuji files. I’ve been using C1 for about six months now...mostly self taught...and I find it very helpful to learn from an experienced professional like yourself to expose me to things I have not considered. It’s easy to fall into a rut and not grow! I am looking forward to your next video!
Hey thanks Doug!!!!! Very awesome to hear sir!!!! Have a great weekend my friend and I'll see ya around this electronic campfire at Lesson #2.
Thanks Chris, this video showed me up the potentials of my fuji cameras. I am thinking about switching, finally.
That's wonderful, welcome to the crazy Fuji family!!! 👍
awesome tutorial! I'm tryign to go through all your tutorials. Thank you!
I wish this video was around 6 months ago. Thanks. Love they way you break it down on ALL videos.
I appreciate that! Thank you so much Mark!!! 👍
Thank you so much Chris for this fantastic video! I am new to Capture One and have used LR6 before which wasn't possible anymore after getting an X-T4. Since I have installed C1 I have been struggeling with it exactly how you described it. But when you explain the software everything just seems so simple and logical. I always thought I would need the catalog and its the most useful thing but the sessions seem now much more natural to me. You are an amazing teacher! I will do my homework now and will be back for lesson two soon. Again, thx a lot!
Outstanding. You get the feeling that editing movie film is easier.
Thank you for creating this comprehensive and concise tutorial. Being new to Capture One, your insights made it a lot easier for me to grasp the software basics. Keep on the great work!
You're very welcome!