Finding the right preset for your image can sometimes be a bit of a challenge. If you’re tired of looking at thumbnails to make your editing decisions, the new full-screen preview of presets will be a more natural way to preview and select which presets to use on your photos.
Imagine adding an entire preset to only certain areas of our photo, in just two clicks. The new Super Select AI masking tool can add adjustment layers, filters, and even entire presets to objects or regions in your photos in just a couple clicks, no brushing required. It will speed up your photo masking tremendously and takes the pain away from learning all of the masking tools.
Last week I did a video on the ways to jump to Lightroom from ON1. One of the questions that came up involved applying ON1 presets in Lightroom. While there’s no direct way to apply ON1 presets in Lightroom, there’s an awesome little tip about how you can batch export photos from Lightroom, and have ON1 automatically presets to the photos without you lifting a finger (well, after you lift your finger to kick off the batch process that is) 🙂
Anyway, here’s a quick video on how to use the Lightroom Export dialog to apply your favorite ON1 presets. Enjoy!
If you’ve used ON1 Effects (or even Lightroom®) you understand the value of presets. Presets are used all the time whether you make some for yourself or import presets from others. Presets allow you to “wrap-up” your settings so you can use them again on other photos. Today presets are created at the module level, such as presets for Effects, or Enhance or Resize. You can view and apply these presets in the modules that created them or batch process with them.
