Phase One H 5 - Manual (Page 17)

Then adjust the brightness, contrast and color. Finally the image is
developed by clicking on the Develop button.
On average it should take between 40 seconds and 1.5 minutes to
develop an image. Development speed is entirely dependent on speed
of the computer.
There are two ways to develop images.
Method one: Individual control of each image
Open an image in the Preview Window.
Name, crop and adjust the color settings as desired.
Then click “Develop”. Repeat these steps with all the images to be
developed. Image development is performed in the background and
will not affect the speed of the computer while shooting or performing
other tasks.
Method two: Batch development
To develop multiple images to the same specifications select them
in the Capture Collection and click the “Develop” button.
Editing and Selecting Images
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Editing and Selecting Images
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Finally there are three options designed to help in the gray balancing
process.
Restore
All adjustments to the gray balance are cancelled and previously defined
values are used.
Reset
All color balancing is cancelled.
Pick Position
With the gray balancing tool active, hold down the command key.
A lock is now visible next to the gray balancing tool. Click on a
neutral area in the image. The exact position is now locked and recorded
next to the Pick Position button. To release the tool click
on the Pick Position button.
Developing Images
Images captured by the Phase One H 5 camera are stored as raw
calibrated files. They must by processed by the Capture One before they
can be used in any other program. The raw files can be archived and
processed at a later time, or processed immediately. Archiving raw files
saves space and allows access to raw, un-manipulated, 16 bit data.
Using raw files makes it possible to process one single image for
various purposes; a high resolution color image for a printed page,
a low resolution image for a web site and a third copy to be used in
black and white.
To process an image, it first must be opened in the preview window.
If you think of the development stage as similar to printing in the
darkroom, it may help. After loading the image into the Preview
Window the first step will be to gray balance and crop the image.