While the client sees this, I can be at the back making some adjustments via my laptop and displaying them on the big screen to the client.Īnother big one for me is Capture Pilot. Because I don’t want people tampering with anything on my computer besides rating and tags, I set up the workspace for shooting to only display the image, file name, star rating, and color tag. For workspace for photoshoots is vastly different from my editing workspace. This one is another big one for me, as I tend to use my laptop in combination with a monitor, as well as a phone. So, if you shoot tethered and want a faster, smoother workflow that doesn’t stall production, go for Capture One. The only benefit I see in tethering into Lightroom is being able to see the image you captured on the back of your screen, however, why would you want to do that if there is a full-scale preview available anyways? Capture One provides more control over your camera, live view, focus adjustment options, and so much more that Lightroom lacks. Additionally, Lightroom didn’t allow for the advanced tethering features that Capture One has. Even on a modern computer, with a 20mp camera, it was still far too slow to be considered adequate for a fast-paced professional workflow. Having tried tethering into Lightroom exactly once, I saw how inefficient and slow it was. If you are shooting tethered, Capture One is pretty much the only viable option.
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