New Video: Capture One Quick Tip - Create Layer based on Colour Range

In this video, I show you how to use the colour editor to do basic colour keying and create a masked layer based on a selected colour range in Capture One.

This is actually one of Capture One’s really useful features that I think a lot of people are unaware of. While the colour editor can make basic changes based on colour, with this method, you can get a lot more control over a seletion of your image based on colour range, and once you create the layer you can use any adjustment that you normall can for layers.

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