New Video: Editing Cityscape Photos in Capture One
It’s been a while since I’ve released any Capture One content, but I’m pleased to end the hiatus with this new video. Earlier in the summer I spent some time in New York City and I took various photos while there, although I’ve been a little behind in editing them. As part of the trip, we spent some time in Brooklyn and I got some good shots, but I am only getting around to properly editing them now. I thought this might make a good video, so I recorded a session of editing 4 of these using Capture One.
In this video, I make use of a number of Capture One editing techniques, starting with the basics, and then building up the edits with layers. It’s a fairly long video and I go off on a few tangents, but I think it might be educational if you follow along. Think of it more like a sort of podcast!
If you want to see the finished results, I’ve posted the images below.
I also used my T-Pan presets on one of the images in this video. You can find the full T-Pan set on my Gum Road store, but if you want to just try the exact preset I used in this episode, you can download it below.
If you like this kind of video and want more of this kind of long form edit sessions, please let me know in the comments below.
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