Focused on Photography
Posted on September 26, 2016 by Matt K
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ON1 Photo RAW allows for a much smoother and natural editing experience when adding or adjusting filters. In fact, it’s much easier to add and adjust filters in your stack and between modules with new mid stack rendering. Mid stack rendering allows you to make adjustments and see them in real time without turning off effects higher in the stack.
Posted on September 21, 2016 by Matt K
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Let’s take a look at a comparison of the processing speed between ON1 Photo 10.5 and the new ON1 Photo RAW – with its new fast module switching and nondestructive workflow. You’ll notice how in ON1 Photo RAW it only took us about 43 seconds – in ON Photo 10.5 it takes twice as long. Everything is faster in ON1 Photo RAW – faster file opening, faster module switching, faster adjustments, and faster file saving.
Posted on September 21, 2016 by Nathan Keudell
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Hi everyone! Wondering what’s in store for next year in ON1 Plus? Well, we have some really exciting new photography coaches, training, and features coming in 2017 we want to share with you. You may remember the survey we made a few months back requesting your feedback, the community responded and we listened. Here is a small taste of what’s in store for 2017…
Posted on September 19, 2016 by Liz LePage
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Creating a collage gives you thousands of options and that makes them so much fun! Watch me show you the basics for creating a collage using ON1 Layers. In this video will learn how to access ON1 Extras, import your own creative elements, and build a collage with them. With ON1 Layers there are endless possibilities and it’s fast and easy to create something wonderful!
Posted on September 18, 2016 by Dan Harlacher
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Dan shows one of the first looks at the new ON1 Photo RAW. Photo RAW is the first next-generation RAW processor that’s designed for modern photographers. It’s built from the ground up for speed.
Don’t miss the ON1 Photo RAW Sweepstakes – enter here!
Posted on September 18, 2016 by Patrick Smith
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Portland OR – September 18, 2016 – ON1 Inc. today announced the Photo RAW Sweepstakes, ahead of their November release of ON1 Photo RAW.
Individuals can enter for the chance to win ON1 Photo RAW and some great photography prizes including Wacom® tablets, Sony® Mirrorless cameras, both B&H and Amazon® gift cards, an Apple® Ipad® Pro, and a DJI® Phantom 4 Quadcopter. New prizes are awarded to lucky winners each week for the next 8 weeks. More »
Posted on September 16, 2016 by Scott Davenport
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A few filters in ON1 Effects is all you need to make the subject stand out in the scene. Watch ON1 Guru Scott Davenport show you the simple yet powerful adjustments that will make your subject pop.
Posted on September 14, 2016 by Scott Davenport
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Watch me convert a photo to black and white using ON1 Effects 10. I prefer to stack multiple filters and by using dynamic contrast with a vignette it gives the photo a more dramatic feel. Always remember to take advantage of the powerful masking tools and highlight your subject, like the chair in this scene. I hope you enjoy this short clip and find a good for to convert!
Posted on September 2, 2016 by Dan Harlacher
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I’m amazed after all these years there is so much diversity in workflows. All the variable ways people download, organize and edit means if you talk to another photographer about their workflow, chances are it is different than yours. It’s not just in the software or equipment we use. Some of us organize by date, others by client or subject. Some shoot RAW, some JPG, some both. Some of us rename, others don’t.
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Posted on September 1, 2016 by Blake Rudis
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I have always been a fan of Ansel Adams. As a matter of fact, in High School we were given and artist emulation assignment where we were to photograph something like a great photographer of the past. Whether it was irony or fate, I have yet to determine; my teacher assigned me to Ansel Adams. At first, I thought he just had a funny name, but then I analyzed his work and realized he was a true master of the craft. Needless to say, emulating his style was not an easy task for a High School student.
Posted on August 30, 2016 by Dan Harlacher
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In ON1 Photo RAW, the Adjustment Brush and Adjustable Gradient filters from Effects will be full-fledged tools you can access and edit in any module. These will be part of the shared tools like Crop, Retouch, Perfect Eraser and Clone that will be available and re-editable, nondestructively, in Develop & Effects. In the tool-well on the left you see icons for the Adjustment Brush and Adjustable Gradient tools. At the top in the tool-options are are the familiar controls for adjusting brush size, opacity, feather, etc. On the right you see two tabs below the navigator; Overall Settings and Local Adjustments. Overall Settings is what you see today in Photo 10, the control panes or filters that affect the entire photo.
Posted on August 29, 2016 by Liz LePage
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ON1 Guru Liz Lepage sits down and discusses her ON1 Photo 10 workflow. In this recorded webinar she covers importing, organizing, and editing a photoshoot. At the end of the presentation she answers questions from the audience.
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Posted on August 26, 2016 by Scott Davenport
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Hi everyone! It’s great to return to ON1 Inspiration. My sincere thanks to ON1 for having me back. For those that don’t know me, I’m a landscape photographer and photo educator based in San Diego, California. The photo I chose for this installment of ON1 Inspiration is a reminder to me to make the time for my photography.
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Posted on August 25, 2016 by Dan Harlacher
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Hopefully you’ve found the Photo RAW Project by now and have been engaging with our discussions on all of the great ideas. To date, we’ve had over 200 submissions since we launched the project just over a ooonth ago. It has become an indispensable tool for me and helps me plan what features to tackle next. I thought I would share some of my favorite ideas directly from the project. A Dano’s Top 10 list if you would… More »
Posted on August 24, 2016 by Nathan Keudell
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Watch ON1 Guru Bob Campbell’s workflow for swapping out the dull sky in this English village scene. Inside ON1 Layers using the Perfect Brush he quickly removes the grey sky and eliminates the fringing or halo left behind with the Refine Brush.
