The stand on our setup is the Ergotron LX Desk Mount LCD Arm good for up to 24" monitors. took that snapshot right after the builtup).Ĭlick to expand.We're a dealer for Ergotron: My Desktop looks like this (alas not that tidy anymore. These 16bit TIFs in the camera profile with the final adjustments on layers are my "master files" (always named as the RAW files). I do define the look but do not set the files to the final contrast.
This is why I never do the final editing in C1.
#Capture one pro 12 post processing archive#
Regarding the entire workflow I edit my files in the camera profile and process them as 16bit TIFs with the camera profiles embeded.Īs I see my 16bit TIFs as the most safe files in my archive (rather than the proprietary RAW files) I want to store them with a proper histogram. These are the keyboard shortscuts I use permanently:Īll the rest I do with menu commands or with the mouse. My shortuts can all be set with the left hand only.Ĭonsequently I place the tools on the right side. Too, I minimized the amount of shortcuts were 3 keys are needed. I figured out my shortcut settings in a way so that I can leave the left hand all the time on the keyboard and the right hand all the time on the mouse. I show/hide the browser with a keyboard shortcut.Īs I do a lot of things with keyboard shortcuts this works quite well for me personally.
The browser in this setting is narrowed to 2 rows of thumbnails in a small size (hidden in the screenshot). Zoom to 100% I always do in the main window with double click (or keys "cmd 3"). With the keys "alt+V" I bring the viewer to front (fullscreen) and with "cmd+M" I minimize it. I set the viewer mostly to 50% viewing size and minimize it. and so on.įor editing I switch to the setup shown in the screenshot. With the generic setup I select images, tag them, sort them. When starting I use more or less the generic setup with the browser set horizontal on the bottom.
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