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Ī style that tries to mimic a bleach bypass look from film era. Kind of a cinematic color grading, though very heavy one. The color balance leans overall more to the gray blue than anything else, but it has slight warmness in highlights. Ī dark, pale, grainy and uncontrasty look that undresses the scene from anything bold and colorful, to concentrate the attention to the subject. This style tries to emphasize the so called “earth” tones. One of my early styles, but I still like it. The colorscape aims to bring feeling of nostalgy to your modern digital photo. This style is not made after any particular film or style I have seen, but it gives you warm and colorful look that could have been from a film of yesteryears. The look is uncontrasty and grainy with tiny bit of haziness, just perfect for people photography when clinical perfectness is not needed. Daylight balanced according to my preference, but you have all the power to slide the white balance to cooler side in the amount you like (and slightly blueish white balance looks beautiful with this style). My view of the look of Kodak Vision 3 500T tungsten cine film taken to photography use. Especially tuned for people photography with suitable contrast and saturation. I used here some reference photos, but the reference photos didn’t include wide variety of colors so it is partly a guess-work. Ī warmish but quite neutral style resembling closest to Kodak Portra 800 film. Part of the heavy look of this style is very strong brown tint. Older try at the look I relate to old Kodachromes from around the fifties. I think it still stands as an individual style in the library, though my Obsolete -style is now my favorite. My very first attempt at the Kodachrome -look.
#Capture one styles review update#
This is one of my early styles and I might want to update it a bit, but it is fun style that differentiates from the usual digital look.
#Capture one styles review plus#
My try at simulating Kodak Color Plus 200 film. The basic version’s look is a bit dark in the middle tones and I included a lighter version, though I still like the darker one. This is not modeled after any certain Fuji’s film, but uses a cool color balance and tuning that, for me, resembles Fuji’s color scape. One of my personal favorites with a very sweet look I relate to Fuji’s films. This is a version of my Portra 400 imitation that has added gold hued haze filter giving a bit of a look I have seen in some film photos taken with Portra 400. The flat version is kind of a matte looking style. Couple of versions that are “clean” without grain and with light differentiation gives good basic monochrome looks. Monochrome Clean 1, Monochrome Clean 2 and Monochrome Flat While not totally exact replica this is a good looking style for nature and animal photos. One of my favorite looks copied from Fujifilm’s Velvia film simulation. You might not even notice such problems with most of your pictures.Ī style that was converted from NS160III -style. For color tweaks I have so far used Capture One’s color editor, which can give quite problematic color gradations in certain types of photos in cases where the individual color tweaks overlap each other. I’ve tried to make most of my styles such that they can be used with many different kind of photos. It is actually quite challenging to make a style that works with many kind of photos. Heavy tweaks to overall mood and colors are probably done individually for every photo, as such changes might not work universally with different kind of photos. Usually these don’t make big changes to the overall colors, but give a certain contrast boost or certain sharpness and clarity enhancements. It is common to make and save some styles that are applied to all or most of the photos as part of post processing. If you use a fully paid version of Capture One, the styles are, or course, compatible with raw-files from any brand’s camera, but you have to change the camera profile to your camera’s generic profile (and save the style with this change to save you time next time) as there are noticeable differences between cameras.
#Capture one styles review free#
There are possibly some exceptions to the compatibility, as I have not tested these with the free version and some settings might be limited outside the paid version. My styles should be compatible with Capture One Express, that is offered freely for many camera brands (Fuji, Nikon, Sony, if I am correct).
UPDATE : This list is no longer updated and I removed some styles that have been updated and listed in my new collection post. The old blog was updated up to July 2021. I transferred here many but not all styles from my old blog.
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