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Capture sessions also open natively in Studio One with all the edits, track names and colors that were created in Capture. When you store your StudioLive mix Scene with your Capture session, Studio One’s console will load all your StudioLive mixer settings complete with channel levels, mutes, solos, and Fat Channel settings, allowing you to. Capture One renders RAW files with true-to-life colors that are custom profiled to all major camera brands. Import first photos into Capture One; Navigate software interface; Learn basic but powerful editing techniques; This event is made to support new Capture One users including those who just recently started their free 30-day trial. There will be two sessions available: 10.30 am CET, on December the 17th (Webinar platform). Re: Tethering A6300 and Capture One Pro for Sony In reply to AlbieR1. May 1, 2016 Tried all that and a lot more, the tech at C1 also confirmed they had no luck with an A6000 either, hence the reason they told me there could be a patch in a future release to fix the problem.

Live Capture is a screen grab utility with rather more options than most of the competition.

The program can of course capture the full screen or active window at a click. It can also grab window controls (the ribbon in an Office program, say, or the folder tree in an Explorer window). The Freehand Capture option allows you to draw an area you'd like to save (which doesn't have to be rectangular), or you can grab whatever is contained in a fixed-sized area.

But that's just the start. You also get a Web Capture option to grab an image of a web page. Choose Program Menu and you're able to capture a menu, perfect when creating documentation. Auto Scroll Capture will try to scroll a program window to grab all its contents (though this didn't always work for us), and the Timing Capture tool is so powerful that it could be an application in itself. You're able to capture images at the date and time you specify, then optionally repeat the capture at the interval you define, perhaps even saving the results as an animated GIF.

Live Capture is also supremely configurable. Each of its capture options has its own customisable hotkey, for instance. Grabs may be saved as PNG, GIF, JPG or BMP files (the latter two with customisable quality settings). You can be prompted for a file name each time, or the program can generate one automatically based on the parameters you define. And once an image has been captured, you can have the program open it in an application, upload it to the web or your own FTP server, print it, and more.

And if all this image capturing power isn't enough, the program throws in a few bonus tools, including a screen magnifier, ruler, colour picker and palette viewer.

Live Capture isn't perfect, of course. One or two options didn't work as we hoped (including the scrolling capture). And the interface is occasionally less than intuitive: you'll have to spend some time exploring to figure out how everything works.

Overall, though, the program is an excellent screen capture tool, especially for free, and if you're currently show on screen grabbing power then you simply must give Live Capture a try.

Verdict:

Capture One Live View For Sony A7iii

Interface quirks mean Live Capture isn't as easy to use as we'd like, but otherwise this is an extremely versatile screen grab tool, highly powerful and packed with features

On the 17th of December forum member and Capture One's @David Grover will be guiding new users through their first steps with Capture One 21.
Within this session users will learn how to:

• Import first photos into Capture One
• Navigate software interface
• Learn basic but powerful editing techniques

This event is made to support new Capture One users including those who just recently started their free 30-day trial.
There will be two sessions available:

Capture One Live View Tutorial

• 10.30 am CET, on December the 17th (Webinar platform)
• 6 pm CET, on December the 17th (Webinar platform, YouTube and Facebook)

Capture One Live View Focus Meter

Note: CET is Central European Time, make sure to adjust for your time zone!

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Capture One Live View

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