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Capture One at Lee LHGFX Photography is a file of 13 stories. The newest of them: “Your Phoblographer membership pays for itself with 20% off Capture One”, “Seamless Shooting: Capture One Adds Wireless Tethering for Canon Cameras”, and “Affinity 3.3: A Photographer's Editing Hub Takes Shape”. A Phoblographer membership costs $45 a year, yet for anyone already paying for Capture One, that investment genuinely pays for itself. Capture One's latest update brings wireless tethering to the Canon EOS R3 and R6 Mark III, a feature that quietly reshapes how freely you can move during a shoot. Lee LHGFX Photography is a dynamic portfolio and lifestyle hub built around the artistic work of @lee_lhgfx — a highly engaged Instagram creator and… The list below is every Capture One story on Lee LHGFX Photography, newest first.

Your Phoblographer membership pays for itself with 20% off Capture One
A Phoblographer membership costs $45 a year, yet for anyone already paying for Capture One, that investment genuinely pays for itself. Members unlock 20% off Capture One subscription plans and All in One subscriptions, a saving that, for most photographers, quickly exceeds the membership fee. It's a rare example of a deal that feels as curated as the images you create. For deeper insight into protecting your creative work, explore our piece on *The Art of Proving What's Real in a World of AI-Generated Images*.
Seamless Shooting: Capture One Adds Wireless Tethering for Canon Cameras
Capture One's latest update brings wireless tethering to the Canon EOS R3 and R6 Mark III, a feature that quietly reshapes how freely you can move during a shoot. It also adds day-zero RAW support for the new EOS R8 Mark III, so early adopters won't wait to edit. For creatives who value flow, this feels like a natural step toward a more connected, less cluttered studio. If you're exploring new gear, our piece on Canon's RF 90mm Macro offers another lens worth considering.

Affinity 3.3: A Photographer's Editing Hub Takes Shape
Affinity 3.3 finally feels like it was built with photographers in mind, not just for them. The update addresses the incompleteness that has nagged at the software since 3.0, carving out a space where your editing workflow can genuinely settle in. It is a curated step forward, one that balances artistic ambition with practical, hands-on control. For those of us who have wandered between Lightroom and Capture One, this is a compelling invitation to stay.

Unlock Your Camera’s Potential: Curated Presets for Every Lens & Brand.
Every camera brand has its own signature color science, its own quirks, and its own way of seeing light. After years of testing every major manufacturer and lens maker, we've built a massive database of real-world images to put our Capture One and Lightroom presets through their paces. This is a curated collection born from that obsession. Trust us, your lens deserves this level of attention. And if you're feeling creative, our piece on comfortable portrait experiences pairs perfectly with these tools.

Unlock Exclusive Savings: Capture One Discounts for Photography Enthusiasts
There's something refreshingly honest about a photography publication that names its funding sources out loud. We're thrilled to offer our readers a Capture One discount, a small perk that feels bigger when you know the why behind it. Unlike the glossy influencers who stay quiet, we lay it all out on our disclaimers page. It's part of our metamorphosis toward reader-supported independence. If you're craving more artistic insight, our piece on the 5 Boro Foto Fest captures that same community spirit beautifully.

Timeless Vision: Why the Hasselblad 501C Remains a DSLR Legend
Some cameras refuse to fade into the background of memory. The Hasselblad 501C is one of them. In 2023, we called it a legend, and by 2024, pairing it with the CFV 100C made it our best DSLR of the year. Now, in 2026, it still lingers. That pull toward merging classic analog soul with modern digital workflow feels like the same energy behind our piece on finding joy with street photography. Some tools just keep calling you back.

Timeless Looks: Presets Tested Across Retro and Modern Cameras
The lead image from our Olympus EM5 review wears our newest presets, and it feels like a small time capsule. We've spent years building a massive database of images from every major camera and lens maker out there. That archive became the testing ground for our Capture One and Lightroom presets. So trust us: there's something here for your gear, whether it's retro or modern. For more archival inspiration, revisit our piece, "The Curated Archive: Revisiting the Olympus E-M5, the Original Icon."

Unlock Faster Post-Production: Presets Crafted from Years of Testing.
Every frame in our massive database has a story, and we've spent years testing presets against that archive. We've shot with every major camera and lens maker, so when we craft a look for Capture One or Lightroom, it's built on real-world proof, not guesswork. Trust the process: our presets are the result of relentless iteration. For those seeking to expand their creative toolkit, our piece on *Collaborate & Create: Boudoir Sessions Offered Across Florida's Coast* offers a different kind of inspiration.
Unlock 20% Off Capture One: A New Perk for PetaPixel Members
For six months, we've been quietly building something better for PetaPixel Members, and this week's new perk feels like a true milestone. You can now unlock 20% off an annual Capture One subscription, a tool that turns raw captures into polished art with remarkable finesse. It's a practical, generous addition for those who live behind the lens. If you're craving more visual inspiration, our piece on finding joy on the streets, one frame after fashion, pairs beautifully with this creative energy.

Elevate Your Images: Lightroom & Capture One Presets for Stunning Results
The lead image for our latest preset pack came straight off a Sony a7r III, edited with the Phoblographer's own presets. We rotate through a lot of tools on staff, but these are the ones we keep coming back to. Designed for both studio and natural light, they bring a curated edge to street scenes, portraits, and sprawling landscapes alike. Affordable and intuitive, they're worth a look.

Elevate Your Images: Discover the Magic of Our Lightroom Presets
There's a quiet thrill in watching a single image transform with the right preset. Every now and again, I revisit what our presets do to the photos I shoot, and I'm genuinely in awe. Our team rotates through a variety of them, and whether you're working in Lightroom or Capture One, these affordable tools breathe life into studio and natural light alike. Street scenes, landscapes, portraits, they all gain a curated vibrancy.

Hasselblad X2D II 100C Review Updated: Seamless Capture One Integration
The X2D II 100C just got a little more compelling. We've updated our review to reflect the new Capture One integration, a collaboration that makes this already stunning medium format camera even more fluid to shoot with. The LiDAR autofocus remains a standout, and diving back into my Pig Island 2025 commissions reminded me why. It's a camera that rewards patience and precision, and for those chasing that, it's worth revisiting our full thoughts.

Elevate Your Images: Affordable Retro Digital Presets for Lightroom & Capture One
Some presets promise the world, then flatten your shadows into gray. Ours do the opposite. The Retro Digital Presets for Lightroom and Capture One are insanely affordable, and built to make studio and natural light scenes sing. Street photography, portraits, landscapes: each curve and hue feels curated, not generic. We rotate through presets on staff, yet keep coming back to these. For deeper creative tools, see our coverage of "Unlock Creative Power: Lightroom and Photoshop Now Within Gemini."