Capture One has jumped into the preset game with the release of the Beyond Collection: two new ‘style packs’ that allow you to apply “the feel and character” of various film and black & white “looks” to your photography, with some customization options throw in for good measure.
If you've transitioned over to Capture One and away from the slow processing speeds and sluggish workflow of Lightroom, then you're probably missing one big thing: presets. If you're a working photographer, then you know that presets help speed up your entire workflow and often help give you your signature look to the work you put out.
Today, Capture One is announcing two new style packs under their new Latitude series: Pacific and Infinite Peaks. These were done in collaboration with photographers Bryan Minear and John Schell. They're designed for a variety of different needs as both of these shooters come from different backgrounds.
Every time that RNI puts out an update of some sort, I get very excited. For years, they've been my go to for film emulation simulations in times when I want my digital files to look like film and I didn't happen to shoot film.
Photographers who adore the look of analog film presets may greatly appreciate the new Capture One Film Styles pack. Capture One has these before--done by an outside company--but now they're giving us official offerings.
Photographers who adore the look of analog film presets may greatly appreciate the new Capture One Film Styles pack. Capture One has these before--done by an outside company--but now they're giving us official offerings.
Capture One Pro isn't as preset friendly as Lightroom is simply because of the fact that when photographers go to it, they really try to create and massage their own ideals of color into the photos.
As the growth of VSCO has shown, analog photo filters are a big business these days, and Phase One wants to get in more on the action. They’ve just announced a new Film Styles Pack with analog photo filters designed for photographers using Capture One.