In my latest training for LinkedIn Learning, titled Capture One Pro 21 Essential Training, I cover not only Capture One Pro 21, but the new things added with the point 1 update, including the fabulous Import Browser. But the feature I've been enjoying most is the Import Browser that makes it easy for me to decide what I want to bring into the catalog, and what to leave behind. You can share your thoughts at the TDS Facebook page, where I'll post this story for discussion.Ĭapture One Pro 21 includes many terrific new tools, including Speed Edit, Dehaze, and HEIC support. But they are very handy for quick edits on specific areas of the image such as sky and foreground. Style Brushes are an often overlooked tool in Capture One Pro. Once you've finished using a particular style brush, be sure to return to the Background layer for your overall edits such as Clarity and Sharpness.
You can see the mask itself by pressing the M key, brush adjustments are located in the lower left of the panel (the two arrows icon pointing opposite directions), and you can change the opacity of the adjustment with the Opacity Slider near the top of the panel. Simply choose the style brush you want, start painting, and Capture One Pro will create the new layer for you with the name of the brush.
If you open up the panel and click on Built-in Style Brushes, you'll see an array of adjustments for color, tone, and enhancements. The Style Brushes panel is located beneath the Layers panel in the Exposure tab. One for the sky, one for the sand, and another for the water. I used three different Style Brushes for a quick edit of this image. But in Capture One Pro, you can still work on segments of the photo, and do so quickly with Style Brushes. When we work on specific parts of our pictures, the editing process tends to slow down as we create masks and screens.
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