Capture One Fuji Gratis



Capture One Layers vs. Adjustment Brush in Lightroom. And while we’re on the topic of layers With the release of Capture One Pro 12, Phase One introduced layers that pretty much work as you’d expect – opacity slider, rename option, copying masks between layers, inverting masks, and all that. Get Capture One for Fujifilm: lesson on Capture One 20 for Fujifilm cameras. This is Lesson #1. Capture One Pro lets you edit files from all major camera brands. Or save with a Capture One version that's just for Fujifilm, Sony or Nikon cameras. Plus, get solutions for business and multi-user teams. Capture One supports a range of Fujifilm Film Simulations like Fujifilm Provia and Fujifilm Velvia when working with Fujifilm RAF raw files. The different Film Simulations are available from the Curve drop-down menu in the Base Characteristics tool in the Color tool tab when working on an applicable Fujifilm.

This is my very first tutorial in this blog, because it’s one of the most asked in Raf (RAW) editing with Fujifilm mirrorless cameras aka X-Trans sensor based cameras.

Why I chose Capture One Pro (on PC)? Well I tried several other software like Lightroom and Photo Ninja and I have found that Capture One is the best for keeping details and sharpness with Fuji’s RAW format Raf, the thing you must understand is that the X-Trans sensors are using is not Bayer sensors which are largely used with other brands, Lightroom for instance will give you tremendous results with Nikon and Canon RAW photos because they mastered for years the Bayer technology, while with Raf it’s far from perfect.

Capture One Pro though is now considered as the best for ”translating” X-Trans information and so it’s the best under MS Windows to edit them and specially sharpness.

You still can use third party apps in LR to have good results like using Nik Software RAW sharpener, but still then it’s not as good as Capture One.

Ok now let’s focus on the tutorial itself.

In Capture One Pro click on the Details (magnifier icon) to open the Details tab which includes Sharpness values.

Ok now that we have access to Sharpening and Noise Reduction sections like that we can proceed with the new values

This are the values ”out of the box” for Raf taken with ISO 200, with higher ISOs it will decrease the Amount value.

You must apply sharpness Amount and Radius depending on the lens you have, for example with my XC 16-50 lens I go further in the values because the lens is less sharp (hardware wise) than my XF 23mm f2, so if your lens (XC lenses, XF 18-55, XF 18mm f2…) is known to be in the ”sharp nut not from the sharpest lenses” in Fujinon world you should apply my ”Turbo sharpness” settings, for known very sharp lenses (XF 23mm f1.4 and f2, XF 14mm, XF 16mm, XF 35mm f1.4 and f2, XF 16-50…)

Sharpening ”Turbo” settings: (only to use with not very sharp lenses or else you can end with over-sharpened results)

Amount: 165 to 175

Radius: 1.1 to 1.2

Threshold: 0.5

Sharpening settings:

Amount: 150 to 160

Radius: 1.0 to 1.1

Threshold: 0.5

Noise Reduction:

Luminance for ISO 200 to 640: 0 yes Zero

Luminance for ISO 800 to 1600: 25

Luminance for ISO 1600 to 6400: 50

The ”Before and After” section

All these examples are 100% crops so you can evaluate sharpness on real scale.

With the Turbo settings applied on a ISO 200 photo taken with the XC 16-50 lens

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XC 16-50 crop details with stock values in Capture One Pro

XC 16-50 crop details using my Turbo settings in Capture One

And now with the XF 23mm f2, you will notice that out of the box the photo is already sharper than the XC , so we used the normal sharpness value.

Before sharpness editing taken with the XF 23mm f2

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Last words:

I will post a tutorial about how to apply Clarity and Structure values on your photos and how it can affect the visual feeling of greater sharpness and details. Clarity in Capture One can reveal the hidden subtle details called ”micro-contrast” of your Fuji Raf photos, more present on Prime and expensive zoom lenses.

Similar to how Lightroom presets work, styles in Capture One allow you to apply many adjustments to your RAW photos all in one swoop. You can, therefore, give your photo a specific creative look with only one click.

I've been doing a lot of my RAW editing in Capture One lately, and this has given me the chance to create some interesting styles. Here I decided to share them for free so that you can use them in your edits. For now, you'll find 25 Capture One styles, but send me a message here if you'd like to see more added over time. These styles are compatible with the latest version of Capture One (Capture One 20).

Some of these styles create quite a drastic effect, so don't hesitate to apply them to a new layer instead and reduce the opacity of the style layer so that it fits your photos just right. To learn more about styles in Capture One and how to use them, refer to this post.

Finally, here's another postI wrote if you're interested in learning how to create your own Capture One styles.

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You're free to use these Capture One styles for both personal and commercial projects. No attribution is required. However, if want to give Purple11 a shout-out, that's always really appreciated! 😄
You cannot sublicense, resell, share, transfer, or otherwise redistribute these Capture One styles.

Free Capture One Styles

Here's a preview of the 25 free Capture One styles included in the pack. Drag the slider on the images to get a before and after preview:

Bright

A style for a bright, contrasty and highly saturated style look.

Cityscape

A film-inspired style with film grain a magenta color tone.

Cowboy

A very warm look throughout.

Denim

Crisp and sharp with a blue tone.

Desert

Contrasty and highly saturated. Most of the time you'll want to use that style on a separate layer and reduce the opacity.

Exotic

A vintage style with lower contrast and a matte feel.

Exotic 2

A vintage style with a warm color grade.

Funky Nature

A wild take on colors. This one will only work on very specific images.

Future Old School

Very high contrast and a cool color grade, with an undertone of a vintage feel.

Gloomy

A strong vignette and greenish color grade.

High-Contrast Black and White

Create very graphic black and white images with this style.

Intense Black and White

A black and white style for very dark blues and cyans.

Power Black and White

A black and white for light skin tones that pop.

Ultra Black and White

Another take on a high-contrast black and white.

Vintage Black and White

A high-contrast black and white with film grain.

Vintage Black and White 2

Yet another take on black and white styling.

Nature

A green and contrasty style perfect for nature and vegetation.

New Day

Bright and saturated. Perfect for those shots that have a lot of shadows to be recovered.

Pop

A saturated styles to make your images pop.

Soft Pink

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A slight pink grade.

Solitude

A soft, contrasty and desaturated look.

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W-01

A vintage brownish look.

W-02

Another take on a vintage and saturated look.

Whoosh

Crisp details and a mild HDR look.

Your Typical Color Grade

Blue/teal shadows with yellow/orange highlights.

Capture One Styles Installation Instructions

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Easy as pie! 🥧 Just unzip the downloaded file, and then in the unzipped folder you'll find a file named Purple11-Capture-One-Styles.costylepack. Double click on that file and the style pack will be installed automatically into Capture One.

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You'll find them in the Adjustments Tab under User Styles: