Customizing Capture One Pro 22 for Rapid Workflows

[@brycemcquillan7371]

Awesome! Well produced.

[@patrickspahr825]

Excellent video. Very helpful. You mentioned being in New England? Wondering where. Would love to see your cool 😎 studio.

[@lauriewahlig2819]

Not sure if you use anything like a TourBox but if so I’d LOVE a video showing out you’d set it up with Capture One!!!!

[@trevhill952]

Great tutorial gents. Easy to follow. I'd like to see the ipad version have wireless tethering if possible, just so I can show staff headshot selects on location easily. Rob, you gave me some advice on the ML CD15 silicone modifier recently, I bought it and first job I had was a venue with dark wooden roof. That modifier was brilliant at pushing out light forwards and lighting the guests, big cheers!

[@robhallphoto]

Thanks Trev, and glad to hear that ML-CD15 worked out well for your situation. Wood ceilings are the worst!

[@GerrickTaylor23]

How do you get the words under the icons in the tool tab section. where the library, tether and all that stuff is?

[@robhallphoto]

That's a default for me on C122 for Windows.

[@LuckXIII]

Love cc for my set work , my one big question is what is everyone’s setup when it comes to sharing a shoot as it comes in to all your clients as it happens. Is the solution only capture live (which requires a solid wireless network) or is there another solution for on site sharing (say to laptops , maybe a tv screen)?

[@jeffgracianette9785]

with images, catalogs and sessions stored on external hard drive. how fast of a external hard drive do you think you need to work off of. thank you in advance. I have found no-one rating the actual speed needed. Jut what brands LOL

[@MichaelSeneschal]

I’m still using an old Drobo 5C plugged into my computers USB-A port. Black magic speed test comes around 150MB speed test for the disk. When editing a smaller Capture One catalog, like under 5k images, then it’s fine, I don’t notice much of a speed difference. Working in C1 is indeed faster if the catalog was on my M1 Mac’s internal storage, or on a SSD USBC drive, but editing from the slow Drobo USB is not a roadblock with smaller catalogs. However, I have a huge archive catalog that contains all the photos I shot from years 1999-2020 which contains around 800k images, and working with that on my slow Drobo USB directly from Capture One is painfully slow. Like, unusable (it takes around 10 minutes just to open). Because of this I ended up purchasing Photo Mechanic Plus in order to work with my archive photo database, and that works great. My huge catalog needs to be on that Drobo because it’s too large to fit anywhere else. Now, if you’re reading this and thinking, why am I using an old slow USB storage device, etc etc … it’s because this is my real-world setup, I don’t buy new gear every year and what I have (which at one point was new) is still working.

[@jeffgracianette9785]

thank you gives me a good idea of what I need