Capture One Books 😳
There are a variety of books on PS and Lightroom but they are sadly lacking for C1. While many prefer watching YouTube videos, some of us prefer the written word with a good index. Also, there is an advantage in having a number of books from which to choose, choosing one that works best for the individual. Wondering WHY there is not a variety of books about C1? 🙄
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Erni Sascha wrote very good books for v.9 and v.10
https://rockynook.com/author-info/sascha-erni-10256/
https://www.amazon.ca/s/ref=dp_byline_s ... s=books-ca
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Do not be confused with the version of C1 - the book have good amount of very helpful information
recommended. P.S. I bough and read all of them0 -
Thanks -- will purchase it. 0 -
[quote="MikeSp" wrote:
Thanks -- will purchase it.
Before that, I'd recommend you to check his articles and videos.
Not too much difference, compared to official [open and free] sources. What is the reason to buy a written version of what you can get from the official Learning Hub? 🙄
If you need to start with, and it should be a book, I would strongly recommend books by Sascha Erni ( 💡 do not concentrate on version, he is providing a lot of personal tricks and experience) or by Nils Wille Christoffersen
Just IMHO0 -
Being old and old school, I still like the written word but using YouTube videos and other tutorials, I should be OK getting the most out of ver 12. Thanks for your suggestion. 0 -
I suspect that the reason that there are not a lot of Capture One books is that that the user base is smaller than it is for things like Lightroom or Photoshop, and so publishers don't see it as profitable to commission a lot of books about Capture One.
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[quote="diver1" wrote:
If you need to start with, and it should be a book,...or by Nils Wille Christoffersen
Just IMHO
This is the new book for which Alexander Svet (AlexOnRaw) is able to offer a promotion.
HTH.
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