Lecture 5: Focus on Troubleshooting

Lifesavers!

Our last lecture of this series will focus on Troubleshooting. This lecture will cover a variety of commonly asked troubleshooting questions and fixes. From issues related to the digital back to the issues that are actually a result of a lens or low batteries. This lecture will help you target issues so you can get back up and running as quickly as possible.

Tool Tabs Covered:

Library | Camera | Quick | Exposure | Lens | Composition |
Details | Metadata | Adjustments | Output | Batch

Topics Covered

• Firewire Transfer Errors
• Image Errors
• Processing Issues
• Spot Removal
• Lens Cast Correction
• Chromatic Aberration
• Blown Highlights
• Light Falloff
• Low Batteries
  
• Firmware Updates
• Software Updates
• Finding Files
• Backup Tips
• And more!

Tethered Demo

• Attendee Request
  

Who should attend?

Unlike previous events where we do a full overview of the entire program, this lecture series will be sectioned into five topics. Each lecture will start with the basics then move into advanced information. So whether you are a new user, intermediate or advanced you can attend and find the training informative.

A Note For Attendees

During the presentation, live demos of Phase One digital backs will be used to show how certain functions work. Please feel free to bring your own laptop or follow along with the trainer as they present the information projected on screen. After the main presentation, the lecture will be open for a Question & Answer period as well as time for you to use the Phase One 645DF Camera and backs.  

Be sure to sign up for each lecture that you would like to attend. Click here for an overview of the lecture series.

As an added bonus, we will raffle off one free Capture One PRO ($349 value) each session! All you have to do is register and attend.

Location

Digital Transitions Texas
320 Decker Drive
Suite 100
Irving, TX 75062
972.739.6042
(between O'Connell & Rochelle)
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If you have more specific questions regarding the Capture One Lecture Series, please email courses@digitaltransitions.com.