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Thomas is a professional fine art photographer and writer specialising in photography related instructional books as well as travel writing and street photography. 

Creating a multi-exposure effect in Capture One

Creating a multi-exposure effect in Capture One

In this Capture One quick video, I show you how to create a multi-exposure, or lens reflection effect directly in Capture One without using any additional software.

I discovered this completely by accident. I was working on a different image, and I had created a gradient adjustment. I wanted to delete part of the mask, and so I went to erase it using the erase tool, but I clicked on the heal tool by mistake. When I drew the mask, the whole chunk of the image was duplicated, and I went… hmmm…interesting.

Incidentally, you can add up to 9 heal layers in Capture One, and this allows you to control the opacity of each overlay separately. Incidentally, the reason I used the leal tool instead of the clone tool, apart from the fact that I discovered it by accident, but the way it tries to blend it seems to work a little better.


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Adobe Photography Updates for June 2020 - New Versions of Lightroom Classic, Desktop and Mobile. New Version of Photoshop

Adobe Photography Updates for June 2020 - New Versions of Lightroom Classic, Desktop and Mobile. New Version of Photoshop

How to use Nik Plug-ins (Silver Efex Pro, Colour Efex Pro, Viveza etc) Non-Destructively in Capture One

How to use Nik Plug-ins (Silver Efex Pro, Colour Efex Pro, Viveza etc) Non-Destructively in Capture One