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0 okay worried at this editorial image
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and this is the hardware kinda DIY
project in misery data here we shot with
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the 7100
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in to capture ones home muncie
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I mean the capture folder in here is all
the images that we capture it looks like
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this was my main imagine and I did some
detail shots after the
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afterwards on so
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we just could have some other ideas
maybe to play around with and see if
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there are some
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that's kinda cool largely on
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wells that one's kinda cool
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song i'm looking at home the
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other images and it looks like up until
here we were just coming getting are
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lining I'll dan
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then we started adding sawdust a little
more sawdust
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little more sawdust and we're just
slowly out into we finally got to the
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point that we wanted so
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having said that I think this is the
image that we're going to work with him
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were in capture one
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hand much like Lightroom capture one
using a lot of flexibility with
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doing rock conversions on the main thing
and I want to make sure that I tackle
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when I mean capture one is that profile
is set for my particular camera and lens
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if available that I have my chromatic
aberration
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not checked to eliminate achromatic
aberration just like
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and Lightroom I'm in an we can check
things like sharpening and stuff and
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make sure that
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everything is setup on the way we want
we can add a luminous sharpening by
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default
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capture one has some sharpening applied
to each image based on the camera
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profile so
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I'm this actually looks pretty good
right at the gate
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I'm I think everything else I wanna just
handle and
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harm for Photoshop from this
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so capture one pro 8 point one
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that point one
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has the building a round trip to
Photoshop and back
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like a light room where I can open a
phono from capture one take it into
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pawnshop do my edits and then it will
save back n
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to capture one again it creates a tiff
just like
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like room does and that wasn't available
in capture one up until
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home p.2d one party 8.1
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you had to export as a tip from an open
net tip separately and you really didn't
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ever come back in the capture one but
now you can use it more for cataloging
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application so
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I really I like alike that feature
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have capture one so let's go ahead and
do it
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and we will her sorry file and with
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and with wall hours to determine what
parameters we want this
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tip or sorry this raw image to be
converted to
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as a test so to 16-bit F and only 98
color space at 300
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pixels per inch and then we're gonna
open it with Adobe Photoshop so let's go
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ahead and and it very intense gonna
korean-americans can
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open very in partnership for us and
because in doing this with 16-bit you
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might hear my friend kick up on the
laptop
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you know I also I'm see some lag as
we're starting at it things 16
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files a big file really can an 8-bit
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if they're going to be used for
editorial or even cattle or Web
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16 I'd if I can I liked and 16-bit
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just because it gives me that much
mortality and added to work with I can
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always exported
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as a lower bit image but I like to have
as much information as I possibly can
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while managing
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as long as the computer will handle it
so again
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were in Photoshop where a base layer I'm
gonna run through the square can show
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you how long
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on the I would actually spend on an
image like this salt our teacher and as
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I go but first thing
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now I think I wanna do is neutralize the
color looks a little bit cool me so I'm
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going to add a Curves adjustment layer
will come over here and we will put down
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a point somewhere in the gray area here
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and I remember this too is fairly
neutral may not be completely neutral
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might have a little bit a blue to it
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here's a little bit different scenario
than last time we have 70 to 79 85
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so when I ran a spread like that always
try to match to the mill number rather
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than trying to push one of the
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the other two numbers up all the way to
the highest number or a high as two
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numbers down to the lowest number I try
to just have a meet in the middle at the
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mill number
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in this case the male members 79 72
being lower 85 being higher so
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we will come over to the Red and we will
kick ran up to 79
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warm welcome or a blue and we will take
blew down to seventy-nine
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and that's what we did and that looks a
lot more like what I saw
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on through the camera on the set so
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this this is a good start so %um label
these
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and this one will be for color
correction
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and then I'm gonna do another curves
adjustment
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in a meeting at some contrast in this
just a NASCAR
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saw drag this down when track this up a
little bit
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I'm even a little bit more honest I
wanna make this kind of a real gritty
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contrast to look a like the way that
slogan
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saw call this one just a might call a
contrast
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K and then the next thing I wanna do use
I think an ID saturate the image a
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little bit so that's just a little bit
grainy years
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I'm on track this down hue saturation
mired
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just dragging it down a little bit
that's about right
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I wanna keep it cannot Hannah green
dirty I don't wanna make it too bright
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and cheery so
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I like that let's go ahead and add a new
layer will call this
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from dungeon burn selective
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carmakers this will just be a selected
Jim Byrne whoops I forgot the fourth
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grade
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i mean again and D&B
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selective we will go in the sawfly
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holworth 50 percent granny capture brush
burn black twenty percent 20% per cent
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sounds like a good number to start with
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first thing this bothers me apparent way
too bright gonna take that down
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you can see my laptop spinning
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again working in 16-bit too much bigger
file takes a little bit longer for
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things to render
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sometime during that time to burn down
here some
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this is way too bright for me again over
here
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all too bright which one may get some
them Canada stock industrials really the
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focus point
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I'm
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down honest down right