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their ways to push to push the camera
what we're gonna do now is we're gonna
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be switching to capture one and showing
the equivalent tools comparing it to
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Lightroom for the color and the texture
of the way that it really is able to
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bring back these colors that's the first
thing we're going to do is look at
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example next thing we're going to do is
get this into Photoshop and since the
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sky was blue we've already done the sky
replacement but in this case I don't
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want to do a full replacement all I
really want to do is add some texture to
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the sky just so it doesnt make it seem
like it was a blue sky so it had a
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little bit of the texture of the clouds
that said they were going to do in the
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channels palette once we get into
Photoshop let's begin first thing here
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that I have open is the scene for like
medicine that I chose remember we went
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through some different compositions here
but this is the one that I liked the
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most of the first thing I would do is
show you guys what it looks like inside
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of Adobe Lightroom remember back to the
church of the Good Shepherd that
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telephoto shot remember when I showed
the different versions how we can get
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those colors to pop right now it's a
very beautiful scene great falls a
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little bit of floating cloud here
beautiful light on the trees but again
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Lightroom process things keeps things
just a little bit flat we're not gonna
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get too much into Lightroom but I want
to show you again this is a good kid
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edit for changing the camera calibration
so instead of the default camera flat we
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may be able to get a camera neutral and
pump those colors up a little bit so
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that's going to expand the contrast and
bring some of that color technology that
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we lost in the initial processing
Lightroom instead of doing this in
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Lightroom as I said I wanted to use
capture one so let's take a look at
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capture one capture one is the second
raw processor that I used so basically
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I'm 50 50 with my files so I feel that
Lightroom does a really good job summit
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helicopter one does a really good job
but we're capture one really excels is
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color renditions of your files turned to
be a little flat inside of Lightroom
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capture one they'd be the answer to
really pop out the vibrancy of the
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colors and this is what it looks like by
defaults straight out of camera you can
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see the difference we were lightroom is
the colors didn't quite as much as they
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do know and capture one capture one
looks completely different as you can
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see it's a completely different
interface lets gonna go through enough
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already imported this if you guys will
open up this file you can find it in
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that folder you'll see a folder called
capture one files in there is a catalog
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file that you can open and you can look
at this yourself and make these
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adjustments so right now there's a few
taps year older tap here on the left
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allows me to import and manage all of
the images that I have all the images
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that I wanted my collection next thing
is this color the three colors here
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allow me to change the Kelvin
temperature custom white balance and set
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some of the import on the colors of I
wanted to warm it up
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cool it down or change the two were
gonna be spending most of her time here
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editing the same information that we
were doing in Adobe Lightroom but we're
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gonna be editing it now in a different
way so we've been talking about Rob
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recovery you can see now we have
exposure contrast brightness saturation
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highlight and shadow and highlight and
shadow fall into this high dynamic range
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menu so they've kind of done this
throwback to increasing the dynamic
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range you enjoy using the term high
dynamic range but it's really nice so
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this takes the place of highlight and
shadow recovery simply by sliding this
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to the right will actually start to
recover those highlights in the sky and
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you can see the curb changed to reflect
that result so most of our recovery in
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the Ross going to be done in this high
dynamic range menus actually simplify
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the process let the color correction
that contrasts elections the top
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and then the recovery here in the second
area next thing that we can do is we can
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change the shadows highlights in mid
tones either here in the levels or here
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in the curves we've been using the
curves a little bit so you should
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understand basically how to change the
mid tones the highlights the shadows
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actually like to use the levels of the
show you guys how if I wanted to change
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the position of the highlights I could
grab the top of this you can see as a
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drag to the left its gonna change the
curve it's going to clamp those areas
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are blown out I can move this to the
left and start to clip it so it's not
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quite as intuitive as far as a slider
based environment Lake lightroom is for
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example but you can still do all of the
same things that you can inside of
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Lightroom just was some different tools
so it's just important to know that
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everything is basically the same it's
just called something different and it
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functions and a little bit different
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of a way so let's get right down to
editing and I said these are the basic
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things were going to stay in right here
before getting it might be a good idea
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to show you guys a little bit more of
the options that we can do here so we
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have here under the magnifying glasses
details remember inside of Adobe
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Lightroom I told you that I always turn
off the sharpening inside of capture one
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I like to leave it by the fall so we're
Lightroom fails at its global sharpening