Thank you to everyone who joined us for the live event. We had a lot of fun and look forward to having many more in the future. Here are the recordings from today.
Get Started in Photo RAW 2017
In this first session, Hudson, Dan and Liz cover what you need to know for getting started in ON1 Photo RAW 2017.
What’s New & Photo RAW 2017 Workflows
Dan covers the new features available in ON1 Photo RAW 2017. Hudson and Liz jump in and show some of their quick workflow tips and it finishes off with Matt Kloskowski doing a start-to-finish edit.
ON1 Photo RAW 2017 & ON1 Plus
Hudson, Dan, and Liz discuss what’s happening in the ON1 Plus community as it closes out year one and moves into 2017. There’s tons of new and exciting thing happening in ON1 Plus that includes courses, contests, critiques, and much more.
What’s Next for Photo RAW 2017
Dan, Hudson, and Liz tell you a little about what’s right around the corner for Photo RAW. There are several planned FREE updates. You also have a say in what we work on for our future releases in the Photo RAW Project.
ON1 Live – Recordings from the Event
December 20, 2016 • 8988 Views • Posted by Patrick Smith
11 comments on “ON1 Live – Recordings from the Event”
On December 21, 2016 at 6:03 am Roger Maillette wrote:
Excellent idea of separating the presentation. I missed the beginning and the end so….
Thank you for your superb support!
Roger
On December 21, 2016 at 7:34 am Candice Morgan wrote:
A big thanks to the On1 team – including presenters, Liz, Hudson and Dan for the information, tips and tricks as well as looking forward to the progression of the software in 2017.
Best wishes
Candice
On December 21, 2016 at 10:24 am Robert Sergeant wrote:
Thanks,
There was a lot of good information. I missed part of it and some things were discussed quickly (I am a slow listener) so I am glad to see replays. Especially segmented.
On December 21, 2016 at 4:10 pm Patricia Luijpen wrote:
Thanks for taking the time to do these recordings for us. I have been an ON1 plus member for 11 months now and have learned so much from this great group. You guys are awesome! Looking forward to 2017! Happy Holidays!
On December 21, 2016 at 9:14 pm Ron Petersen wrote:
Dan, Henry and Liz, thank you very much for that very informative webinar on your new product. You all provided a ton of information that will be very useful. I’m also very exited about the way you’re working on better integration with LR and PS.
I’ll also vote for the Pen Tool. Merry Christmas, Happy New Year to all of you at On1.
On December 22, 2016 at 12:03 am David Price wrote:
Thanks for recording the videos. I had to drop out of watching the live Live Event, because of work. But, hey, I have to feed the family. So, the recordings have been very useful. After watching them, I am now looking forward to watching Photo Raw develop during 2017.
Wishing everyone at On1 and all of the On1 Users, a
Merry Christmas, and a Happy New Year.
On December 22, 2016 at 7:16 am Adam Rubinstein wrote:
Great, great, great event and thank you for all that you do. RAW is running well on both my PC and Mac platforms and I am looking forward to transitioning away from LR to using RAW as my primary management and editing tool. What would really help (sorry I’m sounding like a broken record) is to publish suggested settings for Wacom tablets to optimize workflow and productivity. From what I see, I’ll have to assign global settings as I switch through the various modules such as Browse, Develop, etc. Obviously, as I work with the software, I’ll develop my own preferences but it would be nice to have a default template with which to work with. So, the question is, what keystrokes do you use most often and why (so that I can assign these to my tablet).
On December 24, 2016 at 6:28 am David Price wrote:
Hi again,
Having been using Photo Raw 2017 for a few days now, I can agree with Adam, (see above), in that Raw is running very well on my elderly and low powered laptop.
Well done everyone at On1, because you have delivered exactly what you promised that you would. I am now looking forward to the regular updates and upgrades.
May you all have a peaceful Christmas Eve.
Best wishes. David Price.
On December 30, 2016 at 3:01 pm William Moss replied:
David,
Would you please provide the basic configuration of your ‘elderly low powered’ laptop.
I have not installed Raw on my Gigabyte W7 machine. I did load it to my desktop, an i7 with 12 MD of RAM and a 6900 series graphics card with 2 MD on the card itself. It is not a gamer but none-the-less a fast machine on which Raw walks like an old dog. In FX when using the brush it can’t keep up and slows to a crawl or freezes. Using Navigator at 50% Raw can’t refresh and leaves me with a checkerboard pattern until it does catch up. I also miss the Hand Tool.
A 35+ MB DNG image with just two ‘filters’ returned as a 550+ MB PSD taking over 8 1/2 minutes to render it back to LR. I have 8 TB’s and worry about these balooned PSD’s compared to V10.5, which by the way I have reverted to. How are you going to manage that on your laptop?
Thanks David, looking forward to your reply and Happy New Year!
On January 5, 2017 at 11:23 pm Robb Charles wrote:
Thank you, I am not always able to make the “live” webcast!
On January 9, 2017 at 12:47 pm chris shaw wrote:
Well done team you resolved the horror story of ver.10 release.As a customer since genuine fractal days I am very happy with this progression release,I am pleased to say I can finally dump Adobe PS cloud.
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