First off, a HUGE shoutout to all of you Plus Community folks who submitted images for the Your Photo Our Look series. You really outdid yourselves providing us with a spectacular and diverse set of RAW images to choose from. Thank you. I chose to do this two-part episode exclusively in Photo RAW 2017. I’ve heard a desire in the Plus Discussion Forums for more Photo RAW specific content, so I used this opportunity to provide it.
This is the sixth installment in the Photo RAW Workflow Video Series. In case you missed the first five lessons here they are:
In this final lesson of the Photo RAW and Photoshop workflow, we are going to do a nice healthy review of all the information that was covered. Can you believe that was nearly 2 hours of information, the month seemed to go by so quickly!
This is the fifth installment in the Photo RAW Workflow Video Series. In case you missed the first four lessons here they are:
In this lesson, we will go “under the hood” of Photo RAW. I have shown protection measures, apply to, and blend modes quite a bit in the past, but I want to give you a unique look at these settings and compare them to one of my favorite Photoshop features.
It was a pleasure hanging out with everyone today in the ON1 Plus “Online Lounge.” There were several great questions before the event that we covered in great detail like Black and White conversions with the new Photo RAW and Dodging and Burning.
We would like to thank all of our users who have helped us shape ON1 Photo RAW. Thank you for your feedback and patience. We are happy to say we have some updates (one today and one coming soon). Both of these free updates will vastly improve your experience and are just the beginning of the improvements and free updates coming in 2017. The first update, ON1 Photo RAW 2017.0.1 is available today. This is the first maintenance release for ON1 Photo RAW 2017 and you can download the update here.
This is the fourth installment in the Photo RAW Workflow Video Series. In case you missed the first three lessons here they are:
In this lesson, I will show you how to use Advanced Selections in Photoshop to refine the dynamic range in a photograph. We will use Photo RAW to expand the dynamic range in the example photo and then head into Photoshop to refine the image with custom tone and color selections. We will also cover a really quick method for making striking Black and White images using Custom Selections.
For those who are new to Plus, each month all Plus members have the opportunity to submit a photo for critique. Every single photo submitted gets critiqued by one of the coaches. It’s just another perk of being a Plus member. Photo critiques are a great learning exercise and way to improve your photography. The coaches give their professional constructive critique in a positive manner.
This is the third installment in the Photo RAW Workflow Video Series. In case you missed the first two lessons:
In this lesson, I will show you how I create a vertical Panorama using Photoshop and Photo RAW. The pre-processing work will be done in Photoshop to stitch the images together, and the post-processing work will be completed in Photo RAW. Most of the heavy lifting, or beautifying of the image, will be finalized in Photo RAW.
To get ON1 Plus 2017 off to a fun start, Blake and I decided to set this challenge for you guys. Each Plus community member was invited to prepare one new still life image to submit. We went through them and selected a winner, runner up and honorable mentions. First place won $350. Second place received $150.
This is the second installment in the Photo RAW Workflow Video Series. You can find the introduction video here just in case you missed it.
