ON1 Short Clip — More Than Develop (Part 2)
Hi everybody! In part 2 of this series I want to show off three great panes available in Develop; Curves, Split Tone, and Skin Retouching.
Hi everybody! In part 2 of this series I want to show off three great panes available in Develop; Curves, Split Tone, and Skin Retouching.
In part 1 of this 3 part series I want to show you an awesome new feature in the Develop module. With a single click of the “Show More” button I have unlocked powerful features to begin processing my raw photos.
I shoot raw almost 100% of the time. But I’ve often wondered if I really need to. Sure, I know the advantages… but there’s so many times where I don’t need those advantages. So this past week I decided to try an experiment while on a trip. Part of the experiment was planned, but part of it was also unplanned, as you’ll see in the video. Enjoy!
I had an older photo drive attached to my computer looking for something, and I came across a photo shoot from a trip I took over 10 years ago. So I figured I’d go through the photos with you, taking a look at what I liked and didn’t like (about what I did 10 years ago), and even edit one of the photos. It was definitely a fun process and got me looking through my older photos again, so hopefully it inspires some of you to do the same. Enjoy!
If you’ve ever wanted to enhance the look and feel of the sun in your photos, there’s some cool tricks we can do when we combine a bit of brightening with the Sunshine filters (for some glow). In this video, I’ll walk you through a technique I use quite a bit in Lightroom, but it translates really well over in to Effects too. Enjoy!
Learn your way around the ON1 Plus website and blog. Watch coach Hudson Henry show you where to find all your great Plus content.
Introducing Hudson’s next full video training course Approaching the Scene. It will be available to stream and download for all active Plus members January 2017. Hudson was kind enough to share a sneak peek with us of what he’s been working on. Check it out:
A while back I wrote a blog post about a few ways/apps to use to add text to your photos. Keep in mind, these were not suggesting alternatives to using Photoshop or InDesign, or Illustrator or whatever manual program you have to adding text. These were some ideas I thought helped you with adding nice and professional looking text to your photos.
I always show people how I shoot bracketed photos so that I’m covered when I get back to the computer. A popular question that follows up (and I’ve been asked a few times here on Plus), is what do I do with those brackets and how do I pick the best photo. Well, here’s a quick tip in both ON1 and Lightroom that’ll help out.