Cull Your Shoot in Minutes with Photo RAW MAX 2027
- ON1 Photo RAW
Spend less time clicking through near-identical shots and more time editing the ones that matter.
In this sneak peek, Dan walks through the new Culling Assistant tab in ON1 Photo RAW 2027 MAX, a Photo RAW MAX exclusive built to speed up one of the most time-consuming parts of any shoot: picking your best frames out of dozens of similar shots.
See how Analyze groups similar and duplicate photos while flagging out-of-focus frames and closed eyes, how Review lets you compare a whole burst side by side with synced pan and zoom so you can judge sharpness and expression at a glance, and how Actions applies ratings, edit presets, and export settings to your keepers and rejects in a single batch. Whether you’re sorting through a wildlife shoot, a wedding, or a motocross gallery, this workflow is designed to get you from a raw folder to finished selects faster.
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6 Comments
Jonathan MinottSeptember 16, 2026
This looks AMAZING! Thank you all for making this happen!
David GoodellSeptember 16, 2026
I still use Lightroom. This looks like a real timesaver before I add the files to my Lightroom catalogue.
Chris WoodSeptember 16, 2026
Any doubts that I may have had about renewing ON1 for another year – just vaporised. This sounds amazing and time saving – vey excited.
Ted SchadeSeptember 16, 2026
This is amazing! The focus finder alone will change my culling completely. Good job ON1.
Donald WestSeptember 18, 2026
I look forward to culling! I shoot a large number of motorsports racing at a burst firing panning mode. There are often multiple and similar shots to go through for final editing. zThis technique should be of tremendous value.
Steve JustadSeptember 26, 2026
Does this have a convenient way of removing rejects from the hard drive or RAID box? With LR I can type X for a reject and arrow to the next image and either reject or keep. Repeat and repeat. When done I can then select all of the rejected photos marked X and remove them from the RAID box with two key strokes. Very efficient. I have not found I can do this with ON1 and end up not using it.
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