David Grover

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  • Retouch in a touch

    We’ve made big improvements to your mobile workflow.  Join our Livestream to see how you can stay organized on the go with Sessions, retouch instantly on iPad to wow clients and collaborators, and ...

  • Live View

    Learn how to use Live view to aid composition. Live view gives you a real time output from your camera's sensor. Much like looking through the viewfinder. Read more about tethering here.

  • Capture One Live for Studio

    Live for Studio is an iPad companion app for crews working in highly collaborative, studio-like environments.Share folders or albums from Capture One Studio and anyone can view, follow, rate, and c...

  • Before and After

  • Export

    Get started with exporting in Capture One. Learn how to export to JPG, TIFF and PSD. Control the size, location and more.Learn how to:✓ Export images✓ Control the size, format, location and more  

  • Tether to an iPad: Portrait Workflows on Location

    A laptop, a stand, a power supply, and a cable. That's a lot of kit for a shoot in a field.Tom Barnes takes the tethered portrait workflow on location with an iPad and a wireless connection. Same f...

  • Evolving Styles

    Whether you shoot tethered or capture in the field and edit upon return, Styles are designed for all workflows. In this Livestream, David Grover and product manager Alexander Flemming transform bas...

  • Layers and Masks

    Learn how to use Layers & Masks in Capture One mobile, using Assisted Masking or brushing by hand.  

  • Cloud Settings

    Manage your settings across all devices with Cloud Settings. This feature lets you upload and download settings such as Export Recipes, Shortcuts, Workspaces, and Styles between your devices. Style...

  • Basic Portrait Workflow: Your Easy Tethered Setup

    The best thing about tethering a portrait shoot is how little you have to think about it once it's running. Camera connected, frames landing, your attention back where it belongs: on the person in ...