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Being able to create different layers to unify the skin tones of multiple models on their own layers is just great. I especially love this when it comes to working on group photos. They’re simple to use and with the newly added Luma Mask feature, they are incredible for raw processing before Photoshop.
Having actual Photoshop-style layers with a toolbar where they can be named is just obvious and something I never saw in Lightroom with their Selection Brush. Yes, Lightroom has their version of layers, but the way you use layers in Capture One is so simple. It has a feel similar to Photoshop which I’m much more comfortable using. This is how I usually set up my layers in C1. And you can use this with layers to adjust skin, eyes, contour, and lips on their own layers. it literally takes seconds and is done before you even open up the photo in Photoshop. No more redness issues, no more cold fingers being too red. The Skin Tone Tool allows you to pick an area of color and unify the tones to that hue, saturation, and/or lightness. The way C1 (that’s what the cool kids call Capture One) manages color is perfect for working with skin. I actually think I finally caved and bought it after watching Tina Eisen use the Skin Tone Unify tool in an IG Story. This is the reason I switched in the first place. If you work with people or do any retouching on your own, Capture One can become a life saver and time saving utility for your workflow. And I think if you work with skin, you should really consider the switch to Capture One.
I think my Jabra headphones are better than Air Pods. There’s really only 2 things I fanboy over. But if you have the money, Capture One is worth it. To a lot of photographers, the idea of spending any extra money on another raw processor is too much.
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