Photo editing has many parts, and there are different workflows for every type of image and photography. Learning how to edit photos may appear intimidating at first glance, but when the foundational pieces are broken down into familiar terminology, it becomes much easier to understand and learn. Here are common terms and photo editing basics that every photographer should know.
The first post in a three-part series from ON1 Founder and President, Craig Keudell.
July 1st marked our 15th year in business! Back in 2005, with just four employees, folding tables and chairs, and a tiny office, we set out to develop and deliver time-saving software solutions for professional and advanced amateur photographers in the digital photography and graphic design industries. Our goal was to create software that helped photographers spend more time behind their cameras, taking pictures instead of at their computer workstation.
We’re sorry that we were so late getting to the recap for June’s Plus Photo Critiques. We can only plead for some understanding: Rick was working on the User Guide update for ON1 360, and Hudson was busily finishing up his latest course for ON1 Plus members. July will be slightly off, timing wise, as well, which we’ll talk about at the bottom of the post.
Hi Everyone! Thank you for being a member of the Plus community. In this recap, we highlight everything from the past month and take a look at what’s in store next month. There was a ton of excellent learning materials in June to help fuel your passion and learn something new, enjoy!
Today, we announce ON1 360, ON1 Photo RAW 2020.5, and the new ON1 Photo Mobile are available. ON1 360 is an all-new end-to-end photography workflow solution to capture, edit, and sync photos seamlessly between multiple computers and mobile devices using the new ON1 Photo RAW 2020.5, and the new ON1 Photo Mobile for iOS, iPadOS, and Android.
Your June 2020 ON1 Plus Loyalty Rewards are now available!
Thanks for being a part of ON1. You can download your June ON1 Loyalty Rewards here!
Photo editing is a necessary skill in this day and age. If you’re looking to go from beginner to pro, here are our tips for advancing your photo editing.
The June 2020 Plus Photo Critiques gallery is now open; you can submit your photos on the uploads page.
This month, we would like you to think about producing a still life. You don’t have to emulate the Old Masters, as Mike Volckman did in last month’s critiques (and shown above), but think about a group of objects — fruit, flowers, vases and stemware, sets of tools, anything, really that you can arrange in a group. Think about lighting and your background. The subjects should be clear and well defined, and use the rules of composition to arrange the subjects in a way that helps the viewer’s eye into the scene.
