Why You Need On1 Photo RAW 2024
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Oh by the way. Thank you Jim for all of your videos. I have been using On1 for a while now but I still love viewing all of your videos and others as well. Every time I do so, I learn something new. Even if it's a beginner tutorial. You have become my favorite photo editor. Your opinions I like and you don't spend too much time on simple steps that we already know. Kudos to you.
thanks so much, I appreciate it!
The 2 disappointments I have for On1 is the Perfect Eraser and the Brilliance AI. I've been waiting for years for the Perfect Eraser to work quicker. It's not fast like Lightroom, PS or even Luminar Neo. I'm always having to wait for each little click of the mouse using the Perfect Eraser and it slows down my work flow tremendously. I was excited for the Brilliance AI to shorten my work flow, but the Brilliance AI cannot figure out how to process my off camera lighting. It wants to overexpose places I already exposed properly and remove the creative shadows that were meant to be there in the first place. So there's not much AI to it. The Enhance Module in the Luminar Neo works much better than the Brilliance AI in On1 in my experience. And the Perfect Eraser is far superior in Luminar also.
Even though I've been using ON1 for years these videos are great refreshers with the new interface.
thanks for watching Leon!
Thanks Jim for this quick run through of the latest On1 Photo Raw. It's certainly a powerful program and integrates well with Adobe which is why i enjoy using it.
thanks much Ken!
Thanks Jim, a good overview. I have been using ON1 for several years. I still use Lightroom as my base editor but do jump into ON1 and Luminar Neo as plug-ins for special treatment
thanks for watching Harry!
Very helpful tutorial.
Would you mind doing a tutorial ON1 Photo Raw resize for the web with sharpening?
Thanks Jim
thank you and I can add it to the list of things to investigate for future videos
Thanks for this Jim! Between ON1 2024 and Luminar Neo, I'm pretty much set for my editing tools!
thanks Geoff and yes those are two fantastic products for sure!
I'm a first time user to On1 software and used your 20% off code to order a couple of weeks ago - thanks! Your videos have been very helpful also. I'd love to see an in depth video on the focus stacking feature as there doesn't seem to be much info online about it.
great video Jim.. should help newbies to see the value of On1.
thank you Ed!
Thank You for your awesome tutorial Jim! I currently have standalone ON1 Photo Raw 2023 w/ bundle. I downloaded the trial version of 2024.5 due to hearing that iPhone 13 Pro ProRaw DNG files can be used in this new version. I can import them in ON1 as a DNG from Apple Photos but upon importing, they're converted into a jpeg instead of remaining in the DNG RAW file. Do you have any insight on this? Thanks again, appreciate all your hard work!
ON1 photo RAW 2024 is definitively a very compelling integrated package to manage and develop photos
totally agree!
Good stuff Jim! Thanks for sharing!
thanks my friend!
I know you were trying to keep it to five but you left out an important one, layers. Also, tools like resize, panorama, Nonoise, and Tack sharp are significant plusses.
haha yes true, so many things that I could add to the list
Are you still sing LrC as your main editor?...or moving to ON1 for the majority of your editing?
I use Luminar, On1 and Lightroom. All are great and give me everything I need.
Most of my photography is wildlife, was wondering it works on wildlife.
For sure, it would work on any photo, regardless of subject.
Hey Jim I have another question for you concerning presets. Do On1 raw have any presets like Lightroom has for portraits? It seems like 95% of all the writing on youtube only deals with Landscape photos when it comes to ON1 Raw. I have to admit one of the luring things about Lightroom is the writers aren't afraid to deal with editing portraits on a daily basis. The presets that deal with the face and individual parts of the face and body are very very appealing but it seems like on1 can do the same thing it just needs to be talked about more. I prefer to stay in On1 unless I have to go into Photoshop or Neo. Can you discuss apples to apples Lightroom's workflow vs On1 workflow? Tell me what you think and how can I make On1 act as if it was lightroom.
I have been using Luminar Neo and following your videos on using that but with this program do you think its better? Do you recommend switching?
I have both and use both, and both are great. If you are happy with Luminar there is no reason to switch. It's just down to personal preference, and I like both tools so I make videos about both of them. thanks
Very interesting video Jim - i was debating whether to upgrade my old (2019?) version but it certainly looks a big step forward from that. I just need a faster PC with a better graphics card to get the best oit of it. I currently use Lightroom - how do you feel it compares to ON1 Raw 2024?
I've been using On1 as my primary editor since 2019. 2024 is the most significant update. You won't be disappointed.
Thanks Jim - if it's good enough for you then it's certainly good enough for me. Plus I know you will do lots of video tutorials to help me get the best out of it. Happy Christmas - Martin
Thanks Martin and it's a great product for sure. LR is very solid too, so using either or both (like me) gives you all sorts of power and control. Thanks for watching.
So I just bought version 2024 of photoraw, now I just installed it and was doing some raw editing. When I pressed tacksharp ai and pushed the leveler it took just as long as version 2023 to have it sharpened. Is there any way to make the processingtime faster?
I do not know of any way to speed up the app but you could contact their support team to see if they have suggestions for you.
why the export is so slow?
You may want to email their support team. It's not fast for me, but not slower than in other products.
It’s take me all night to export 832 canon R6ii jpeg files after editing the basic in Capture One
@@sadatraore oh wow that does sound slow
They send me a link to download a new update
I have a Mac Mini with an M1 processor and 16 GB of memory. ON1 is clearly not fast on that computer. Don't like Tack Sharp AI either which gives totally oversharpened images. Must be reduced to a maximum of 5-10 out of 100.
I got ON1 2023 earlier this year and with that, an upgrade to ON1 2023.5....It turned out to be a disappointing experience, the software is way too slow and I'm using a pretty powerful machine. The software interface is a horrendous mess of this, that and whatever in an utterly inelegant "presentation"...
Luckily, I got it at a "very good price", but I won't be using it....there is just way too much that needs to be redesigned and improved. I did post a message to that effect after one of their webinars and I see here in this short video that they have a long way to go in order to make me interested again.
One of the features ON1 proudly held up was automatic sky selection/masking...ok, but...did the software do it well enough...? no...not really. I do "sky separation" manually in Photoshop and then it gets done with extreme precision, which, for me, really is necessary...
Also, I wish the talk about "artificial intelligence" would stop - sure, the "artificial" surely is there, but intelligence? ....I don't think so...(same goes for Topaz, sophisticated sharpening, yes, in some cases, but total failure if image content isn't "suitable"....)
Sorry for long post...to sum it up - there won't be any ON1 2024 for me...
Interesting video. I have been a Skylum user for many years, and with the new change in 2024 going to subscription only, I will be taking a closer look at ON1. I moved away from Lightroom because of it going strictly subscription. Now it appears I need to look again. Hopefully ON1 does not follow the same path. I really enjoy your channel, and the way you instruct. Cheers.
I’m in the same boat, I bought Luminar Neo when it came out and a few of the extensions - I don’t need them all. Now they are forcing me to a subscription model negating the very reason I switched. Here’s hoping On1 doesn’t go the same way.
Thanks for watching but please note that Skylum will still sell the license instead of subscription (called a Lifetime license). They just did away with all the confusing options, Creative Journey Pass etc. But yes they are subscription focused in many ways, like most software companies these days. Thank you for watching my videos.
@@CapRo72 yes you can buy it outright and it's a great editor
I'm interested but would this be a good replacement for Photoshop? Can it do all its stuff?
I do think it can replace PS but it's perhaps more similar to LR. It's sort of like LR and PS mushed together. But it doesn't do everything that PS does; it would depend on what specifically you do in PS. But overall, a powerful editor for sure.
I'm having very mixed results with ON1. Clearly, the feature set is fantastic-or at least it would be if everything worked as advertised. Unfortunately, the old saw, "Jack of all trades, master of none" applies to this product. For example, AI Keywords works on most of the images in my library (about 37K raws, mostly Nikon and Fujifilm), but not on all. A good 10% of the images do nor get keyworded, even when I try to force it manually. ON1 Support has looked at this, and they can't come up with a reason, let alone a solution. Raw conversion works fairly well, but not as well as DxO PhotoLab. Brilliance AI can produce anything from stunning to garish images, and in the second case, you need to tweak so much that it actually costs instead of saves time. From my perspective, ON1 is probably the second or third-best at every single thing it does, and that is still very good considering how may features it does have. Still, those who expect the product to be best in class for everything are like;y to be disappointed.
I do mostly band and gig photography at the moment. I have a lot of blue and red light faces and images from the venues lighting. Does 2024 have any ai that pics up on any of that ?
There is nothing AI-specific that would do that for you automatically. It would require using their portrait tools on the faces and you could adjust it accordingly.
Which is better for image editing; ON1 or Luminar Neo?
I don't think there is a "better". I think it depends on what you want and/or need from an editor. Both are great at what they do, but they are targeted at slightly different audiences. You can't go wrong with either one in my opinion.
I love On1.... 2023, unfortunately the new version does not have enough to cause me to upgrade. Upgrade now days is a hassle. You have to upgrade video drivers which may break older programs. so unless On1 has a good reason for me to update, I am not going to. What I have now works great. Maybe next year they will do something to cause me to want to update.
No worries at all and if you don't need it, you don't need it. Thanks for watching though.
@@JimNix That was not my point, I own the product and use it mostly exclusively. I quit upgrading Neo, and now my go to software is lagging behind. The AI features in photoshop dwarf Neo and at 10 bucks a month would be an easy choice over neo. But the developers has dose very little for On1 which is my point. On1 needs to start making it better so people like me who use it will want to upgrade. I want the upgrade but I you are right. I don't have to buy it.
@@IAmR1ch oh I see and I do think On1 has developed the product nicely and I suspect there is more coming this year. Perhaps their next update will provide more incentive and usefulness for you to upgrade. We will find out at some point. 😀
Jim, you haven't mentioned that ON1 2023.5 & 2024 require higher hardware requirements, i.e. Vulkan 1.1. My old computer cannot run the new software. I have to look elsewhere and find that other software don't require Vulkan 1.1. As a pure end user, I don't understand why ON1 is so unique in requiring Vulkan 1.1. Any advice?
Not sure what advice to give, other than to ask their support team for their input. I have a 4+ year old Macbook Pro and it runs fine for me thus far.
Won't run on my 4 year old Dell Latitude laptop either. Contacted ON1 and was told my hardware is too old. It does run 2023.5 OK and 2022.5 just fine.
Use older version or get new hardware. Upgrade the video card for vulkan support.
Hi Jim. I have Luminar neo already. Why should I buy this one also?
If you are happy with Luminar, there is no reason to switch. Both are great, I use both, and thus I make videos about both. thanks
many of us end up accumulating several versions of editors. I have capture one and on one and Luminar. I used to use Luminar exclusively but now I use capture one and, from time to time, on one. I almost never use Luminar Anymore. I will not be renewing my subscription. But switching is a whole different matter. There’s quite a learning curve switching programs and my patience gets tried quite a bit. I switch programs often not because when is better, but I just know how to do a task in one versus another. Short answer, at the price point of on one, it’s fun to try, but by no means is there a reason to switch if you are happy with Luminar. Luminar initial baseline rendering of raw files is the flattest and least sharp of the three. With work, you can get Luminar to render a good product. I just get frustrated with Lumineers baseline RAW photo rendering. Again, not super critical, but my pet peeve about Luminar.