Phase One releases five Capture One Styles Packs for $69 each

Phase One has announced a series of Styles Packs for their popular post production software Capture One. Applying specific Styles implements multiple image adjustments without affecting key capture parameters like exposure, white balance or levels. Phase One promises that each Style offers plenty of scope – both before and after applying it – to further edit the image. "One click," they said, "Offers Capture One Style users the opportunity to accelerate their creativity and improve their image editing process."

Each Capture One Styles Pack contains between 15 and 18 different Styles that revolve around a specific theme. Phase one says that "this flexible offering builds on recent enhancements in Capture One Pro 10.1, such as an easier preview of large style collections and nested style collections. It is designed to deliver greater speed and efficiency when editing multiple images."

The packs released today are as follows:

• Cinematic – 18 unique Styles
• B&W – 15 unique Styles
• Matte – 16 unique Styles
• Seasonal – 15 unique Styles
• Essentials – 16 Styles compiled from the above Styles Packs
• 5 Styles are available for download as a free sample package

Each Styles Pack will cost $69, which means that picking up every available pack will set you back $345. 

Phase One assures that the ease of use for the styles was a central design consideration for them, and making them suitable for all (from experienced to beginners) was important to them. 

For Styles examples and usage guidelines, check out phaseone.com/styles. Styles Packs for Capture One Pro 10.1 are available now at the Phase One e-store: phaseone.com/styles-store.

Capture One version 10.1 or newer is recommended for the best user experience. Version 10.1.2 is necessary for Capture One Express (for Sony) users. The packs are simply installed with a double-click, importing via the new and improved Styles and Presets tool, or by dragging-and-dropping the Pack to the Capture One menu icon.

Correction: Headline originally stated that the Style Packs cost $65, instead of $69. This has been fixed.