ON1 Short Clip — Photo 10.5 vs. Photo RAW
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.
18 Comments
Adam RubinsteinSeptember 23, 2016
Matt, first it is great to see that you’re back – I’ve missed your insights and series, “your photo, our look.” Indeed, this speed demonstration is impressive and does the new On1 Photo Raw take advantage of multi-threading in a way 10.5 doesn’t? Also, to what extent does cache and VM come into play as well as i/o from drives? Thanks.
Lois TeerlingSeptember 23, 2016
Does this increased speed work if using On1 10.5 as plug-ins in Photoshop? Or, is the increase speed noticed only when using as a stand alone program?
Patrick SmithSeptember 26, 2016
You will definitely notice the increased speed when using Photo RAW as a plug-in also.
elliotpaulstern@gmail.comSeptember 24, 2016
Great stuff Matt. I have two questions about this program which has been and will be my go to.
Where is it already? I am smiling but waiting 🙂
Is is working okay with Sierra System on the Macs?
Thanks,
Elliot
Rodney MitchellSeptember 26, 2016
I too wish to know if it will work on Sierra
Patrick SmithSeptember 26, 2016
Hey Elliot, It will be out right around mid-November. We are all very excited! It will also be fully compatible with Sierra.
elliotpaulstern@gmail.comSeptember 24, 2016
I do have another question. The only cloud I am showing in my On1 10.5 is google. I also have Amazon Cloud. Will that be recognized as well?
Patrick SmithOctober 3, 2016
Hey Elliot, I missed this somehow. I apologize. You should be able to save the Amazon folder as a watch folder in Browse to have this integration. We are looking to officially add Amazon as an option in a future release, but you can still use it with ON1 today.
Hans HaberederSeptember 24, 2016
I am curious if the amount of memory Photo raw uses is improved significantly over that of ON1 Photo 10.5. I have regularly experienced memory growth from 40 MB raw file for a 36 Mpixel sensor camera to 1GB or more after Photo 10.5 is applied
Thanks.
Janice BarkanSeptember 27, 2016
Is Photo RAW in place of On1 Phone 10.5 in other words an update
Patrick SmithSeptember 27, 2016
It is the next generation of ON1 Photo 10.5
Warren EisenbergSeptember 30, 2016
Will Apple Photo app extensions which worked beautifully in El Capitán again work in Sierra?
Patrick SmithSeptember 30, 2016
Yes. Also, here is our post on OS X Sierra. https://on1help.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/227823448-ON1-and-Mac-OS-Sierra-Compatibility
John ClarkSeptember 30, 2016
Hi – will Photo RAW take advantage of GPU-based processing, e.g. using the fancy graphics cards in the Mac Pro (2013 model)? I know that LR and PS do, and Photo 10.5 does not – and, boy, does it show (even on a six-core Xeon with 64Gb ram it’s sluggish!)
John ClarkSeptember 30, 2016
Ah, I see that it claims to use the GPU, great. Which leads me to my final question: will the shipped Photo RAW support the new Fuji X-T2, as I am hoping to get one between now and the Photo RAW ship date….. your compatibility list doesn’t include it (or the X-Pro2) but I am sure I won’t be the only person looking for this capability! Thanks.
Patrick SmithSeptember 30, 2016
Yes, it will definitely take advantage of the GPU processing.
Steven PetouvisNovember 3, 2016
If you upgrade from On1 10.5 to Photo Raw, will all of the presets in 10.5 come over automatically to Photo Raw?
Patrick SmithNovember 3, 2016
Yes, that’s the plan!
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