Capture One - Color Grading & Creating Styles and Presets

In this Capture One tutorial, we will explore color grading and creating our own presets. There are a few tricks here to creating styles you can package for selling on the internet, and we will cover those. We will look at the differences between styles and presets as well as how to keep organized.
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Capture One is a superior RAW processor in my opinion compared to products like Adobe Lightroom. Because of this, all of my major image modifications are done in Capture One before they head to Photoshop for their final post-production. If you have any questions, please feel free to leave them in the comments below.

[@daveg1364]

Just happened to come across your site....excellent video. I've been trying to create some styles for my work flow...the first part of your video showed me where I was screwing up. Thanks Scott I'll be checking out more of your videos.

[@sedetweiler]

Glad you found the solution! Cheers!

[@woahitsfrantz5640]

Recently Switched over from lightroom to C1 and your videos have been helping the transition a ton!! Thank You >3

[@sedetweiler]

that is great to hear! any specific things you would like to see for upcoming episodes?

[@kannonfps]

just got capture one and god this is so much better than lightroom , i played with it a little bit and i feel so much more comfortable on it , note that i've been using lightroom since i started photography 3 years + ago , it get the job done but god this program is much better nice video about creating presets btw , i tend to go to a full edit style when i create my presets and sometimes (most of the time) if i don't have the same exact setup or condition it will not be applyable to any other photos :') now i have a better understanding on how i can make my presets look better for more situations :D thx

[@sedetweiler]

Awesome! Glad you found it useful, and welcome aboard the Capture One train! 🍸 If you get stuck, let me know as I am sure others might be in a similar pickle. Cheers!

[@cristydevega]

The video is super useful and clear! Thanks !

[@sedetweiler]

Awesome! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@f2f.photography]

This is exactly what I was trying to do today!

[@sedetweiler]

Glad it was here for you!

[@richritter]

Wow! Your workflow on presets and styles makes perfect sense. I'm transitioning over to Capture One from Lightroom, and this video helped tremendously. Thanks for this video. Btw, I'm up in the Slinger/Hartford area just northwest of MKE...

[@sedetweiler]

Glad it was helpful and nice to know you are local! My studio is in Germantown, so we are really close!

[@stanisawniedzwiecki5005]

It is so easy to make a new style, thank you for video! :)

[@sedetweiler]

You're so welcome!

[@stanisawniedzwiecki5005]

@@sedetweiler I have decided to swith to capture one from lightroom and I think it is better, faster and show more details.

[@sedetweiler]

@@stanisawniedzwiecki5005 welcome aboard!

[@videobyredjade]

Thank you! there are several ideas and techniques I did not know before

[@sedetweiler]

I am glad to hear that! I will keep them coming!

[@dennishumbla5431]

Great video, I gues all my own Styles Is done the wrong way with no neutral WB and on some there are layers.

[@sedetweiler]

I don't use a white balance either, since that same wb probably won't work on all photos. So, keeping that separate is a good idea.

[@JoenelDragos]

Well you got yourself a new sub @Scott, thank you!

[@sedetweiler]

Welcome aboard!

[@steveanddara]

Thanks Scott - very informative tutorial! Greetings from Neenah :)

[@sedetweiler]

Thank you fellow Wisconsinite!

[@armanijamal9712]

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[@curtisclement]

Is there a way to sample colors from another source in another window to apply to an image? For instance I like color grading in a movie playing in my Apple TV window.

[@sedetweiler]

Great question! Currently there isn't a method I know of, but I will do some digging and see what I can find. Cheers!