In the latest Elevation Styles Pack, you’ll find the answer – in the form of our brand new Traffic Trails Style Brush. It’s one of the most-often asked questions we get about editing city lights at night – how to define the lines of traffic trails or the detail in slightly overexposed building lights. Naturally, each of the new styles comes in the standard 4 variants (default, highlight recovery, shadow recovery and maximum dynamic range), and can now be applied as variable layers in v23, set as default at 50%. Consider adding some Film Grain onto the background layer for an even stronger vintage/film look:.Ideal for high contrast landscapes or seascapes with bold ocean hues.Cool colours are protected, while subtle shifts in warmer hues give an aged effect. Adds a vintage, low-contrast feel to high contrast landscapes with soft pastel shades and muted tones throughout.Can be used along with the new Traffic Trails Style Brush to separate light streams without affecting the rest of the image’s highlights.Ideal for vibrant cityscapes captured in blue-hour, with strong yellow trails.A cross-processed look that emphasises blue tones into a platinum feel within the shadows, while softening warmer colours into a soft cream across any highlights.That brings the total pack to 10 styles x 4 variants (+ 1 new style brush). Two new styles have been added to both v23 and v22 Style Packs, as well as Capture One for iPad, so every owner gets them regardless of whether they upgrade to the latest version of Capture One Pr o or not. To coincide with the launch of Capture One Pro 23 (and in order to make the most of the new layered styles feature), we’ve updated, upgraded and added to, the Elevation Styles Pack for all existing owners as well as new users.

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