Lessons: 23Length: 1.4 hours
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2.2 Cull the Take: Make the Assembly
Before you can really start working on your images, you need to get them to a state where you can evaluate them properly. In this lesson we will cull our initial “take” by eliminating the photos that do not meet our standards. This will leave an “assembly” of photos for rough global corrections, which is the first set of image files supplied.
1.Introduction to Capture One Pro
1.1Capture One for Your Fashion Workflow02:10
1.1
Capture One for Your Fashion Workflow
02:10
1.2Materials You Will Need01:20
1.2
Materials You Will Need
01:20
1.3Customize Your Workspace03:59
1.3
Customize Your Workspace
03:59
2.Preparation
2.1Import and Basic Metadata05:39
2.1
Import and Basic Metadata
05:39
2.2Cull the Take: Make the Assembly05:00
2.2
Cull the Take: Make the Assembly
05:00
2.3Add Specific Metadata and Keywords02:57
2.3
Add Specific Metadata and Keywords
02:57
2.4Make the First Rough Edit04:16
2.4
Make the First Rough Edit
04:16
3.Neutralization
3.1A Neutral Image01:38
3.1
A Neutral Image
01:38
3.2Lens and Perspective Corrections05:38
3.2
Lens and Perspective Corrections
05:38
3.3White Balance Corrections02:51
3.3
White Balance Corrections
02:51
3.4The Histogram and Baseline Exposure04:31
3.4
The Histogram and Baseline Exposure
04:31
3.5Contrast Correction01:38
3.5
Contrast Correction
01:38
4.Color Correction
4.1Global Hue Correction02:00
4.1
Global Hue Correction
02:00
4.2Saturation Control03:14
4.2
Saturation Control
03:14
5.Adjustments
5.1Image Adjustments04:48
5.1
Image Adjustments
04:48
5.2Layers and Local Adjustments04:27
5.2
Layers and Local Adjustments
04:27
5.3Local Exposure and Contrast Adjustments06:11
5.3
Local Exposure and Contrast Adjustments
06:11
5.4Local Color Adjustments05:02
5.4
Local Color Adjustments
05:02
5.5Skin Tone Treatments05:18
5.5
Skin Tone Treatments
05:18
6.Into the Final Edit
6.1Noise Reduction and Pre-Sharpening06:50
6.1
Noise Reduction and Pre-Sharpening
06:50
6.2Evaluating Individual Images as Candidates for Raster Processing03:05
6.2
Evaluating Individual Images as Candidates for Raster Processing
03:05
6.3Exporting02:35
6.3
Exporting
02:35
7.Course Conclusion
7.1Course Conclusion01:11
7.1
Course Conclusion
01:11
