Guy Mancuso
Administrator, Instructor
That is what I get paid the big bucks for.:ROTFL::ROTFL::ROTFL:
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Guy Mancuso
Administrator, Instructor
Now Mike when you get rolling here . There is a great trick in the 3 tab over from the left is the Q tabgo to that than right click and you can add all kinds of stuff from the other tabs in that one than drag and drop where you would like them. What this does is i can work in one tab only without jumping around to different tabs and gives me all the key ones i use all the time. Mine has Stlyes,base Char., WB,Exposure, High Dynamic Range, Clarity, Sharpening, levels, Lens corrections but that is mostly Phase stuff, Rotation, crop and process summary and you can fold any of them up for space. Obviously pick the ones you want with the check mark and you can work in one tab for all the important stuff. Pretty damn slick idea
Guy Mancuso
Administrator, Instructor
It will be worth it Mike than you will be a junkie like me in no time.
I will give folks a little clue here 4.6 will just fly on your machines.
I will give folks a little clue here 4.6 will just fly on your machines.
grappa
New member
So I tried this and all I got was an empty tab. How do I get rid of it or edit it?
It is a good tip but I'm lost here.
Guy Mancuso
Administrator, Instructor
Okay sounds like you are running okay now.
Next trick. If you are running a big machine with multiple hard drives. One suggestion I have and done this myself is put your Raw files on one drive other than your main drive. What you are trying to do here is read from one drive process on your main drive and write to another drive your final tifs. C1 is processor dependent pretty much and i am finding faster processing times with this kind of setup . It is less work on the machine than doing everything from the main drive.
Next trick. If you are running a big machine with multiple hard drives. One suggestion I have and done this myself is put your Raw files on one drive other than your main drive. What you are trying to do here is read from one drive process on your main drive and write to another drive your final tifs. C1 is processor dependent pretty much and i am finding faster processing times with this kind of setup . It is less work on the machine than doing everything from the main drive.
Guy Mancuso
Administrator, Instructor
Another trick is you don't need the histogram tab if you have the levels tab on there . Since the levels tab gives you the histogram anyway but you can make adjustments in the levels tab, this is where I add black. So you maybe better off dumping the histo and replace with levels
TimothyHyde
Subscriber Member
I use Capture One for raw conversion with my M8.2 only, and I'm using the version that came with the camera. I've looked at the upgrade page, but it's unclear to me which version is optimal for my needs. I use it for the Leica only. Should i upgrade or is the version (4.1.3) that came with the camera adequate? Thanks.
Guy Mancuso
Administrator, Instructor
Tim wait until this new update coming, worst case everything will be even faster. When you update it should be the version you need. Look for 4.6 , I will post when it is released and you don't have long to wait
scott kirkpatrick
Well-known member
4.6 is released now (actually it came out on Monday, I think). Check on the PhaseOne website.
scott
scott