Read further down how to apply a style as a layer.ĭO I GET EXACTLY THE SAME RESULTS FOR ANY CAMERA AND LENS COMBINATION?Ĭ1 Natural Styles are developed based on the Capture One camera Generic ICC Profile with a 'film standard' curve and the latest raw processing engine. For even more fidelity, each style is developed as an adjustment layer that can be further fine tuned for your individual taste. For example, the natural collection (+) has only subtle contrast and color tweaks, whereas the the effect is much stronger for styles of the epic collection (+++). There are three different strengths that are labeled with + for a low effect ++ for a medium effect and +++ for a strong effect. For the best and natural results, we recommend to use styles for the developed purpose.ĬAN I ADJUST THE EFFECT STRENGTH OF A STYLE?Įach style collection has been developed with a specific 'style strength' in mind in terms of contrast and color effects. The styles are often times a great starting point for further image editing adjustment. C1 Natural Styles has developed dedicated styles categories, referred to as 'collections', for different photographic scenarios, such as landscape or fashion.
When you have installed C1 Natural Styles all your different looks appear there. To apply a look, simply go to the 'Styles and Presets' tool (by default under the 'adjustments' tool tab) and then select 'User Styles'. In Adobe Photoshop Lightroom, this is referred to as 'preset'. C1 Natural Styles makes use of the different settings that Capture One Pro provides and saves multiple complex adjustments, so it can be applied at once by simply clicking on a button. In simple words: A style is a distinct look for photos, just like an Instagram filter. C1 Natural Styles is a brand that distributes photographic looks for photo editing with Capture One, a professional raw converter and image editing software developed by Phase One.Ī style is the sum of multiple image adjustments ('presets'), such as curves-, levels-, and color balance adjustments.
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