Capture One Nordic Styles Free 'LINK' Download
Ciara Geddis
This style adds some warm rich tones to the colour palette as well as some subtle contrast. As each of the styles come in three variations, each variation includes a step up in terms of the overall contrast. It makes it easy to get a close match to what you want without having to do much else.
Like the other styles in this collection, Copenhagen has three different variations. Color remains the same between them, but the contrast increases with each. Copenhagen I (my favorite) lowers the whites and exaggerates the shadows just a touch. As a result, blue clouds turned dark and stormy, which created a nice contrast with the golden landscape. Copenhagen II and III each increase the contrast further, using curves.
Choose from 20 professional Capture One Styles for landscape photography, which are divided into six categories. Even though the names of the styles indicate the subject, it's worth taking an experimental approach: Often, styles from another category also lead to great results with just a few clicks, since color palettes in nature repeat themselves in many places.
The sample photos are intended to give you a realistic impression of the styles for Capture One. Therefore, only the basic settings like exposure, highlights or shadows were adjusted manually in some photos; everything else is based on the styles.
Five Capture One Styles for moody landscapes that are not about blue skies and sunshine. The styles unfold their full potential in scenes with clouds, fog or overcast skies - a look at my landscape portfolio will give you a good indication of the type of motifs.
The four Capture One Styles in the Classic collection have the most universal character and work for a high number of different landscape types, seasons and times of day. The different looks are rather subtle in nature. The styles often achieve wonderful results in documentary, architecture and travel photography as well.
A total of three styles that work well for a variety of forest landscapes of the temperate climate range in all seasons except winter: Dense and dark fir forests, misty coastal woodlands, lush green spring forests or abstract macro details such as lichen, foliage and mushrooms. The special focus is on the green and brown tones of forest vegetation.
These three styles are ideal for snow-covered landscapes or polar landscapes dominated by ice, rocks and glaciers. The special focus is on the cool tones of blue and aquamarine. The styles work best for scenes with cloudy or overcast skies, as this is where the blue hue of the ice comes out best.
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Similar to how Lightroom presets work, styles in Capture One allow you to apply many adjustments to your RAW photos all in one swoop. You can, therefore, give your photo a specific creative look with only one click.
I've been doing a lot of my RAW editing in Capture One lately, and this has given me the chance to create some interesting styles. Here I decided to share them for free so that you can use them in your edits. For now, you'll find 25 Capture One styles if you'd like to see more added over time. These styles are compatible with the latest version of Capture One (Capture One 20).
Some of these styles create quite a drastic effect, so don't hesitate to apply them to a new layer instead and reduce the opacity of the style layer so that it fits your photos just right. To learn more about styles in Capture One and how to use them, refer to this post.
Speed up your photo editing workflow with high quality Capture One Styles from FilterGrade. Similar to presets, styles are built from the ground up by professional photographers to help you improve light, color, contrast, and tone in your photos.
You can find photo effects for fashion and editorial photography, lifestyle portraits, travel photos, black and white styles, film effects, and more! Styles can be used as a base to get to the right effect faster.
When I came across this article a few weeks ago I was so excited by how perfectly it defines my style. I love eclectic bohemian spaces, but I'm way too much of a minimalist for that, and the sleek lines and simple color palette of a Scandinavian interior are very much my style but sometimes just a little too stark. In comes boho Scandinavian, and it hits my personal design style right on the nose. I love the simple, modern lines and neutral palettes paired with loads of texture. Here are a few spaces that I think capture the boho Scandinavian style perfectly.
The premise of Scandi style is understood to be that each article of clothing should be able to complement one another seamlessly, demonstrating that sometimes less is more. Although it is crucial to adhere to a neutral colour palette, experimenting with different textures is generally encouraged. This style disregards what is trendy, instead favouring designs that capture the essence of a timeless and clean appearance honing in on the interchangeable aspect.
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