Muchas gracias

I must say that although I did upgrade to capture one pro 20, I felt that the price was far too high, but these latest improvements make it worth the upgrade and I am much happier now.

These sessions are outstanding keep up the excellent work....side note would love to see how to do focus stacking with Capture One,,,,,,,

Wow what an amazing edit of that first cityscape, I noticed from the off the street light next to the tall building leaning in after edit parallel!

Thank you for sharing your impressive image editing skills, you have a unique approach that is very easy to understand and grasp.

Absolutely loved the session and learned so much from it. It’s just another thing getting your own information images edited instead of another one. Now I can compare your edits with my own ones, compare and play with them. Great way to learn from two experts 👍

Great tutorials, really helpful, keep them coming! 😊👍

I'm with Paul - it would be *very* useful to be able to invert a luma-ranged mask in such a way that we get a new mask of the inverse of whatever is was originally masked *after* the application of the luma range. This would, in effect, be an "everything else" mask - i.e., a mask consisting of everything else not contained in the luma-ranged mask. I've been in need of that several times. As it stands, neither inverting the mask, nor inverting the range, nor inverting both simultaneously achieves this. Neither is it always possible to create a second luma-ranged mask to achieve the same effect.

Looking forward to the Milky Way edit next week.

With respect to luma range and inverting, if we wanted the inverse of a luma ranged mask, would it work if the mask was rasterised, then inverted?

Paul, As usual great session. I took your recommendation and sent a feature request into C1 support. In the meantime I was curious whether you might have a workaround. The feature/function is to send selected multiple images to be set up as layers in Photoshop (like in LR). They would then be aligned, blended, composited, or whatever and then sent back to C1 for final finishing touches. I have done this for a single image (using "edit with") but not for multiple images. I have read several different approaches particularly on Architectural and Real Estate photo forums but they do appear to quite cumbersome. Any ideas or suggestions? Regards, Lew

Love C1 and the new version. I have had a major problem selecting (for deletions) existing origin points. I can move them easily but not just selecting for delete. It seems VERY fiddly. Is there a secret I am missing? Thanks, Tom

Sorry...Henry Tudor...