I have been using capture one since 11 as I HATED how my fuji files looked in Lr. I knew a few people that also moved on to capture one for this reason but it truly seems to be the “better” image editor/processor then Lr is these days.
I know you did a video on your YouTube channel about this before but I am still trying to figure out the process of creating a style that I can use in multiple photos could be interesting to talk about what tools are good for that and which tools to avoid saving in a style.
I’m e been a C1 user for three years and while there are occasional frustrations — digital asset management is way behind Lightroom’s, for example — C1’s ability to pull every last detail out of a RAW file keeps me coming back.
I have been using capture one since 11 as I HATED how my fuji files looked in Lr. I knew a few people that also moved on to capture one for this reason but it truly seems to be the “better” image editor/processor then Lr is these days.
I know you did a video on your YouTube channel about this before but I am still trying to figure out the process of creating a style that I can use in multiple photos could be interesting to talk about what tools are good for that and which tools to avoid saving in a style.
Great suggestion, even for a future post. Thanks!
I clicked the link and signup to C1 account does not go through, however I already have one so not sure if I need to do that anyway.
Always nice to read/watch your guides, Gajan!
I’m e been a C1 user for three years and while there are occasional frustrations — digital asset management is way behind Lightroom’s, for example — C1’s ability to pull every last detail out of a RAW file keeps me coming back.
I just need Linux support at this point. I'm running C1 in a VM since I moved to Linux in February.
Thanks. You made that really easy to understand!
Running C1 in a VM sounds painful. Can you even use graphics optimizations?