Architectural Capture One Workflow with Jeffrey Totaro

In this video, architectural photographer Jeffrey Totaro explains how he sets up Capture One for tethered capture on location and also for final editing in the studio. He reviews many of the customization features for the Capture One interface and which to use on location vs in the studio.
Jeffrey shows you several of Capture One’s most useful tools for architectural photography including Keystone, Color Editor, and Normalize. Jeffrey has been a Phase One and Capture One user since 2004.
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Jeffrey Totaro | Architectural Photographer
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[@greghaag3440]

Did not even know about the normalize tool, that is impressive!

[@greghaag3440]

Thank you for getting the audio synced, excellent video

[@andyvan5692]

nice to see something other than Portrait photos, Thanks, be great to do one on C1 & still life/ car photography workflow.

[@Briandohertypd]

Thank you Jeffrey this was amazing and very helpful. Just wish the video quality was better to help follow along. Thank you

[@nicholassansone3963]

this was exactly what I was looking for!

[@cubocubo4511]

perfect

[@lighthousephoto7143]

Normalize is new to me. Very interesting. I wonder if it could be used for the "Flambient" technique or if it works more like photoshops "match color" tool. Will have to investigate and experiment. As a real estate shooter, the holy grail for me would be the ability to shoot my choice of hdr, flambient, multi-pop etc depending on the scenario, and be able to edit all in a raw processor without the need for round trips to photoshop.