Dear Kasia, This is one of the best videos about Capture One that I have seen. It brings me a lot further, I have learned a lot from you. Thank you very much for this. Have a good time. Thomas from Lake Constance
Kasia, this is some great information. Watched many Capture One Pro 20 tutorials, yours are some of the best. I had no idea that the Skin Tone tool had so much dynamic range. Thank you.
Thank you, Kasia. The information level for me was just perfect and you communicated it very well. I learned a lot about color grading in general and look forward to applying it to my own work.
Great tutorial seriously I have never seen a tutorial like that with adobe color wheel and complementary colors you have explained everything very well.
Very informative video showing a lot of useful tools in C1 but may I suggest you work on the pacing of the video…definitely could make this a 20minute video and attract more eyeballs
What a fantastic video, I watched it last night now I'm going to stop/ start it with my own edits. You made some quite mundane images really pop, and I've got quite a few mundane images that I could use this on! Excellent channel, so glad you're doing this.
Thank you for this well-produced video. I watched a lot of videos seeking to learn how to color grade in Capture One. Yours is by far the most informative I found yet. I am a new fan keep up the great work, its appreciated.
This is one of the best tutorials that fully explains what the C1 manual clearly states about the Skin Tone tool. Most people have no idea what they're talking about that try to explain its use. The only thing I had a question about was how you're using the Adobe color wheel to plan your target color scheme. I saw your other video on this but when I go on the site, all my settings get reset when I switch schemes.
Cogratulations. A very nice, useful and very well explained tutorial. I am just looking if I start with Capture One; since 2017 I have been working with Affinity Photo wich I "love". Thank you very much!
Hi Kasia, I have 2 questions. I will post individually. White Balance for this image in particular but really for any image. Can you comment on it? Maybe a future tutorial about choosing white balance? It is something that frustrates me quite a bit especially on images like this foggy bridge. Thank you
Hi Daren, to help you get a grip on the WB concept - it really depends on your image and its purpose. If you are working on let's say a product image, than the closest representation of the colors would be your higher priority and you would be working on COLOR CORRECTION. But if you are processing a personal project - than everything depends on your creative idea, and in this case you would be working on COLOR GRADING (instead of CORRECTION). Please check out the following videos that I have already recorded on the subject: 1. PHOTO EDITING BASICS: How to get the WHITE BALANCE RIGHT in Capture One ua-cam.com/video/BzCWkwR7eMY/v-deo.html 2. Difference Between Color Grading vs Color Correction ua-cam.com/video/Xs4mwjRRZOg/v-deo.html Hope that helps! :)
Hi Nick, yes you save color adjustments as an ICC profile. This would work best with images taken with similar lighting conditions, those that will benefit from similar treatment. So far I stick to styles in my workflow, haven't experimented with ICC profiles that much. I tried applying ICC profiles from different cameras (in the Base Characteristics tool) to check how they will affect my images, but the changes were almost invisible.
That’s exactly what I've been looking for! Allmost every time I started edit a photo from 0. BTW: i never touched skin tone tool, because i thought it was for a skin :) In that case i never got this nice looking complimentary look. i just reduced the saturation for colors that didn’t suit me and not trying to change the hue. Thanks for this information, very helpfull! @5MRED
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Wow, thanks!
Dear Kasia,
This is one of the best videos about Capture One that I have seen. It brings me a lot further, I have learned a lot from you. Thank you very much for this. Have a good time.
Thomas from Lake Constance
Yet another amazing video. Thank you kindly.
Kasia, this is some great information. Watched many Capture One Pro 20 tutorials, yours are some of the best. I had no idea that the Skin Tone tool had so much dynamic range. Thank you.
Awesome, thank YOU! 😀
Big thanks for this tutorial, very much appretiated!
this is an awesome tutorial. hey @capture one hire this person to teach your tutorials.
Thanks ! What I was looking for;
Best tutorials on color grading I have seen so far. And there are quite some good other ones out there.
Wow, thanks!
Very interesting and educational, thank you.
Thank you for showing us this very helpful video.
Thanks!
Very comprehensive. You do know how to explain matters. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Thank you, Kasia. The information level for me was just perfect and you communicated it very well. I learned a lot about color grading in general and look forward to applying it to my own work.
Excellent tutorial
Thank you Kasia! This was an abundance of information and it was very helpful
Great to hear that! Thank YOU for suggesting the subject
Great tutorial seriously I have never seen a tutorial like that with adobe color wheel and complementary colors you have explained everything very well.
Very informative video showing a lot of useful tools in C1 but may I suggest you work on the pacing of the video…definitely could make this a 20minute video and attract more eyeballs
Idealnie, tego właśnie potrzebowałem :) Dzięki Kasia po raz kolejny ;)
Ciesze sie Arkadiusz! 👍
This is great, I've been looking for this kind of style tutorial for a long time. Thanks for posting.
Thank you Kasia!
You are so welcome!
What a fantastic video, I watched it last night now I'm going to stop/ start it with my own edits. You made some quite mundane images really pop, and I've got quite a few mundane images that I could use this on! Excellent channel, so glad you're doing this.
Thanks a lot!
The use of the skin tone tool is brilliant - saves tons of time versus taking images into photoshop. Bravo!
Andrew thanks a lot, happy to help!
Good fun, thanks
was looking ages for something like this, thank you so much for this!
Thank you!
Thank you for this well-produced video. I watched a lot of videos seeking to learn how to color grade in Capture One. Yours is by far the most informative I found yet. I am a new fan keep up the great work, its appreciated.
Thank you Christopher!
This is one of the best tutorials that fully explains what the C1 manual clearly states about the Skin Tone tool. Most people have no idea what they're talking about that try to explain its use. The only thing I had a question about was how you're using the Adobe color wheel to plan your target color scheme. I saw your other video on this but when I go on the site, all my settings get reset when I switch schemes.
Thank Kasia
You’re welcome!
Great tutorial! Thank you, dear teacher! 🙏
My pleasure!
Yeah, really great! I'll recommend it on my blog tomorrow.
Awesome! Thank you Øyvind :)
Thank you Kasia for posting this tutorial. I feel a lot more confident with the colour editor and the ability to create my own styles!
You are welcome Robert!
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brilliant use of the skin tone tool Kasia, I have never seen it used like that before, learnt a lot thank you :)
Awesome, glad it was helpful :)
Thank you, Kasia !! I agree with Maxxraven and Mike !!
Thanks Arve :)
greetings from slovakia thank you for a lot of information, it made my job very easy
You are welcome!
This was brilliant! Thanks so much!
You're so welcome!
Merci beaucoup pour toutes ces informations, car je suis exactement dans ce travail de style -.
One of the best C1 tutorials I‘ve seen. Thanks a lot and keep it up.
Thanks Stefan!
What a great video, very helpful for me, thank you so much.
You are welcome!
i strongly believe that with a bit of optimisation, this awesome video could've been way shorter.
Thanks for your feedback :)
Great video and topic! ♥️
Thank you!
Great Tutorial ! Subscribed!
Thanks Rodolfo!
Grazie!))
Cogratulations. A very nice, useful and very well explained tutorial. I am just looking if I start with Capture One; since 2017 I have been working with Affinity Photo wich I "love". Thank you very much!
You are welcome Tomas :)
Hi Kasia, I have 2 questions. I will post individually. White Balance for this image in particular but really for any image. Can you comment on it? Maybe a future tutorial about choosing white balance? It is something that frustrates me quite a bit especially on images like this foggy bridge. Thank you
Hi Daren, to help you get a grip on the WB concept - it really depends on your image and its purpose. If you are working on let's say a product image, than the closest representation of the colors would be your higher priority and you would be working on COLOR CORRECTION.
But if you are processing a personal project - than everything depends on your creative idea, and in this case you would be working on COLOR GRADING (instead of CORRECTION).
Please check out the following videos that I have already recorded on the subject:
1. PHOTO EDITING BASICS: How to get the WHITE BALANCE RIGHT in Capture One
ua-cam.com/video/BzCWkwR7eMY/v-deo.html
2. Difference Between Color Grading vs Color Correction
ua-cam.com/video/Xs4mwjRRZOg/v-deo.html
Hope that helps! :)
@@KasiaZmokla Thank you
You’re welcome :)
Please, how did you screenshot the image??
I understand you can save colour adjustments as either a style or as an ICC profile. When would you use the ICC option?
Hi Nick, yes you save color adjustments as an ICC profile. This would work best with images taken with similar lighting conditions, those that will benefit from similar treatment. So far I stick to styles in my workflow, haven't experimented with ICC profiles that much. I tried applying ICC profiles from different cameras (in the Base Characteristics tool) to check how they will affect my images, but the changes were almost invisible.
your demonstration is realy good but its consuming more time..
That’s exactly what I've been looking for! Allmost every time I started edit a photo from 0. BTW: i never touched skin tone tool, because i thought it was for a skin :)
In that case i never got this nice looking complimentary look. i just reduced the saturation for colors that didn’t suit me and not trying to change the hue.
Thanks for this information, very helpfull!
@5MRED
Glad it was helpful!
Why shoot at F11 and 1/15s and ISO 1100(!!!!!!!)...? You could've shot at f2.8 and be fine on 35mm.
vraiment très intéressant mais vraiment trop rapide. il me french sory.... Quelle voix trop belle et super sexy 🧡🧡
Thank you Kasia!
You are welcome Nam!