Usually when i subscribed someone his content going on irrelevant about what they made at previously. Spring time is coming on and im into concert photography and tried to keep it up on pulse about some tips and tricks about photography and somehow found you. Deserved sub button, keep it on.
Thx so much for this tutorial! I've been using capture one for a year now. Never used lightroom really due to fujifilm camera's sensors being optimised better with capture one. Lightroom causes worming from fuji sensors apparently... There's so many Lightroom tutorials but not for this one and it makes harder to research on what to do. Plz keep em coming man, you're doing good!! 🙏
I really wanted to like capture one but it had some things that were just too broken for too long with years long threads in their support forums. Now I’m using Rawtherapee which is amazing.
When you create a mask on your jacket the new layer does not have the color selected anymore on the new layer under the advanced color tab. As soon as I do ajust a color on the new layer it desaturates the entire image. If I want to make an adjustment to a specific color within the mask what do I do?
I appreciate this channel, I feel like I learn a lot. That being said, with apps like luminar being a thing and with Lightroom becoming more user friendly, I just feel like apps like these are just too complicated and waste your time for minimal differences in outcome.
Interesting take! I think it really depends what you’re doing with it. Lightroom leaves a decent amount to be desired and I’m not sure if I agree about it being more user friendly lately. Luminar is very cool if you’re okay with it making a lot of the choices for you (though they have new versions every other week so it’s hard to keep up). I’ve tried all sorts and for my workflow, C1 gets me to a finished photo, with the right amount of control and flexibility 98% of the time, where all those other programs fell short. And the other 2% of the time is when I need to do compositing or something that I can only accomplish properly in photoshop (or a photoshop alternative). But in my experience, learning C1 was not more complicated than LR… it was just… different (and imo better).
