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- [Instructor] The Capture One Pro interface
can look a little daunting at first,
but it's really a collection of well organized components.
Let's give those components some names right now,
and we're going to be exploring them throughout this title.
At the very top here we have the cursor tools,
and I find myself using these quite a bit.
For example if I want to use the loop,
I would go here, look at that, we just have our loop
right there, just like that,
and then I'll show you a shortcut right now
if you hit the V key it brings you right back to the
select tool and that is kind of my home base.
I usually have the select tool when I'm working
and then go to the other cursor tools as needed.
So this whole area up here
this is called the toolbar itself.
So this is all sorts of stuff up here,
and we'll be exploring those.
And then these are the tool tabs, right here.
And we have various tool tabs.
For instance here's the color tool tab.
This is the exposure tool tab, and we go on and on.
Lots of tools there and we're going
to be having fun with those, that's for sure.
Now right here in the middle, this is the viewer,
and this is where we get the big picture so to speak.
And then down here where the thumbnails are,
this is called the browser.
And we have some tools for the browser,
for instance we can search inside the browser,
we can sort our thumbnails via this popup menu right there.
Pretty cool isn't it? Yeah.
And we can control the size of our thumbnails
with these little tools right here.
So this is a very dense interface.
I mean there's a lot of stuff here, that we have to help us.
Now these are called the actual tools over here on the side.
And then we have viewer mode up here.
And then we have the viewer sizing right up here.
I usually keep it so it fits, or right next door,
something like that.
It is nice when it fills up the whole space isn't it?
(laughs)
So anyways, this is our work area.
This is our tool bench where we get to sort our images,
view our different images, by the way speaking of sorting,
when we're over here in the tool tabs
if you go to the far left,
this is where we have the library tool tab,
and this is where we're going to be doing
a lot of organizing, so that happens over here.
And then we have the actual adjustment tools themselves.
And while we're at it, we might as well take a look at
we have the batch tools, we have the process tools here,
we have our meta data, that's right here,
look at that, where we can see everything
that's going on with that.
Our styles and presets right here, brushing tools,
lots of fun there, this is where sharpening
and noise reduction happened and our cropping tools,
blend corrections, I mean there is a lot of stuff here.
It's really terrific. My home based tends to be right here,
this is the basic set of tools that I use a lot.
And then also when I'm sorting things
right here in the library.
So we're going to get to all that,
I just wanted to make it a little comfortable
before I start rattling off terms and stuff on you.
So let's move on because boy we've got
lots of fun stuff to do.
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