I have had such a great time as your guest coach this month. ON1 Plus is such a vibrant community. Open & positive dialog, great questions, and wonderful advice from all corners of the community. It is refreshing to be part of a place filled with photographers that want to improve their photography and are so willing to share their knowledge with others. Thank you so much for allowing me to be a part of it.
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This month might have been the best set of photos ever submitted! Thank you everyone that uploaded a photo to be critiqued. The individual photo critique videos are posted below. Blake & Hudson got together and highlighted the best of the best in this recap video.
Hi Everyone! We recently welcomed many new members and have seen a lot of questions from those interested in joining the ON1 Plus community. I wanted to take some time to answer questions about ON1 Plus, provide a recap of the latest Plus content, and suggest ways to maximize your Plus membership.
In Part II, in For the Love of Film blog series, we bring you into the studio. I show our set up for creating new Color Film presets for Effects (coming in ON1 Photo 2017.1). If you missed Part I, you can find it here.
Once we raided Jonny’s stash of frozen-in-time film, along with the very few color negative and transparency films we could still get our hands on, it was finally time to go shoot.
The next episode of How to Shoot is for all the star gazers out there. How to Shoot The Milky Way with coach Hudson Henry features in-the-field discussion, gear recommendations, camera settings, light painting and editing inside ON1 Photo RAW.
We are so excited to kick off print week! Each day we’ll be covering a variety of topics to help you get your image from the digital darkroom to the wall. Soft-proofing, monitor calibration, printing yourself, sending prints out? We are covering it. Here’s a short print week introduction video that will let you know what to expect in the days ahead.
Welcome to week two of Introduction to Time-lapse Photography. This week I am going to share some of my techniques for creating time-lapse with my smart phone. I will cover in-camera time-lapse as well as how to use Apps to gain more creative control. And, finally, I’ll go over some basic post processing techniques that I use to help make my time-lapse videos pop.
Editor’s note: Android users, a rumor is going around that Hudson will have a video rebuttal of sorts coming soon!
When we set out to build the best photo editing software, we discovered there are always ways to improve in different areas. Over the years, we’ve received A LOT of feedback from ON1 Photo RAW owners and how they want to export photos. In the new version 2022, the ultimate photo editor, we took over 100 customer suggestions and rebuilt Export from the ground up. Our goal was to deliver the most powerful export and image converter you can imagine. You will immediately appreciate the ease of use, flexibility, and control you have in the newly remastered Export.
In this video I talk about developing your creative vision by taking some time to connect with your subject. To do that I share some insights as well as a few ‘behind the image’ stories to illustrate the principles I’m highlighting.
