Training on your Terms.

Phase One On Site Customized Training is consultation based training of Phase One and Capture One products and workflow scheduled at your location and at your convenience for either a half-day or full-day. Part of your registration fee includes a consultation with the instructor prior to the training to determine your studio’s specific needs. You get to choose what topics you want to focus on during your training. Number of attendees attending the training is at your discretion, but we do not recommend more than 12.

Length: Half-Day (4 Hours) or Full-Day (8 Hours)

Location: Your Choice*
*Transportation fees may apply if located outside New York Metropolitan Area.

Starting at: $1495 for half day (3.5-hour) or $2295 for full day (6.5-hour).

Training Overview:

Below is a menu of potential training topics. Our training staff has expertise on a wide range of imaging topics, including niche topics not listed below. For more details, to estimate the time required for a given list of topics, and to begin the process of setting up a customized training, please contact info@digitaltransitions.com.

Partial List of Potential Topics

• Advanced Interface Customization
  • Dual monitor setups
  • Fixed-multi-point focus evaluation

• Cataloging and Importing
  • Advanced preset handling per ISO and lens
  • Verifying the catalog
  • Automatic and Manual repair of corrupt catalog

• Backups and File Transmission
  • Session COS backup and adjustment transmission
  • EIP format, including manual extraction utility

• Tethering Tools
  • Settings for machine-gun shooters
  • Advanced Overlay usage
  • Avoiding death-knell of Composition Mode

• Capture Pilot
  • Set up for off-site real-time eval & feedback
  • Requirements for simultaneous device access

• Advanced Image Adjustments
  • Using the R-G-B level tool in high ISO images
  • Leveraging LCC for incident-light-evening

• Skintone and Color Editing
  • How to create a skintone black hole
  • Product-specific color patch matching
  • Profiling cameras

• Scripting
  • Advanced workflows using basic scripts

• System Optimization
  • Ram headroom evaluation
  • Dual boots and bootable backups

• Troubleshooting
  • Auxiliary file locations and purposes
  • OS <--> SDK interaction
  • OpenCL variations

• Bugs vs. Quirks

• Color Profiling
  • Monitor color spaces
  • Hardware vs. Software monitor calibration
  • Profiling devices including lighting-specific camera profiles

• Lighting
  • Flash duration measurement types
  • Flash duration clipping implications
  • Outcomes from differing spectral responses
  • Capture One plugin for controlling lighting hardware

• Swings, Tilts, and Focus stacking
  • Using focus mask for evaluation of swings/tilts
  • Real world Scheimflug methods
  • Software vs. Hardware perspective correction
  • Focus stacking: capabilities and limitations
• Stitching
  • Capture Theory: pros, cons, and pitfalls
  • DT BatchStitch: capabilities, use, and best practices

• Digital-Era Issues
  • Focus issue (microadjust, hardware alignment issues)
  • Diffraction softness at higher apertures

• Archival maintenance and migration