#Capture one pro 10 vs lightroom software
I am not saying Capture One is perfect though as there is no mobile editing software (such as Lightroom CC), and it’s only since I started using Capture One that I realise how much I use Adobe’s CC offering.
Having this as the starting points already saves me time over what I would do in Lightroom to get the image to look like this. There is more detail, better rendering of the shadows and highlights. Immediately you can see that Capture One understands the subject and has much warmer tones with a greater level of detail. The right image is how Capture One sees the image. The left image is the Lightroom version with some automatic adjustment applied (the RAW file was too dark to see anything in Lightroom). The above photo was shot on my X100T at sunrise and I imported the RAW file into both programs. I have to be honest, you don’t have to do too much to see the difference.
#Capture one pro 10 vs lightroom how to
Thanks to some great resources online I have been teaching myself how to use it. However, once you get past this, Capture One is a great tool for making the most of your photography. I know Capture One can be hard to work out how to use, there are various versions and subscription models. I have been curious about Capture One for a while and thankfully I received a 6 month subscription included with my X-T4 (thanks Fuji).
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