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The Complete Capture One Editing Guide with Quentin Decaillet

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Category: Retouching and Editing

As a Capture One ambassador, a long standing Fstoppers writer, and an extremely talented beauty and wedding photographer, Quentin Decaillet is the perfect instructor to guide you through Capture One so you can make creative edits both effortlessly and efficiently.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Scarlett P. ★★★★★

Finally, a tutorial that actually explains layer masking in Capture One without assuming you already know the basics. Quentin’s workflow for tethering and culling during a wedding shoot saved me at least an hour on my last job. The whole thing is clear, practical, and exactly what I needed to move p

Eva ★★★★★

I was stuck on color grading in Capture One until Quentin’s breakdown of the HSL panel and his skin tone masking trick finally clicked for me—saved hours of trial and error.

George ★★★★★

The breakdown of focus stacking and tethering workflows alone saved me hours of frustration. Quentin’s explanations are clear enough that even the color grading sections finally clicked for me.