- Onone photoframe 4.0 manual#
- Onone photoframe 4.0 skin#
- Onone photoframe 4.0 full#
You can make a BIG mess with it as you will see in the video!.
Onone photoframe 4.0 full#
So it doesn’t work well on group or full length portraits.
It has a really hard time with small faces or ones that are in profile. Slim face pulls in the image way too much. If offers nothing to adjust the iris to brighten it, add more color, or change the color. Luminar AI does a MUCH better job of this. Onone photoframe 4.0 skin#
Skin smoothing is not very good, and the blemish removal slider just adds even more blur.Adds time to my workflow – Luminar finds them automatically almost without a mistake every time. In the images I tried it on, it didn’t find the eyes and mouth accurately so I had to adjust the placements.
Onone photoframe 4.0 manual#
You have to do some manual placement to find the face, eyes, and mouth so a bit more time consuming and not full AI. There are no body or bokeh AI tools (Luminar AI has both). Portrait AI (putting this one in the CON list because there are way too many issues with it for my liking). You tell me, is this a nice clean, easy to understand and navigate user interface? It’s fairly long but I will show you a few of the tools and how they work, as well as a few snags and issues I ran into along the way (all listed below in the pros and cons as well). Instead of reading more about what I think about it – watch the video now. Chromatic aberration correction – is it better now? Find out. HSL – I found it really lacking back then. Presets – I wasn’t impressed the first time around. Confusing – develop, layers and effects modules were not at all intuitive or clear. 
Clunky interface – I found it clunkly and not intuitive in 2018. History – previousely there was no way to see a history of your edits to an image. Watch the video to see if I give them an improved rating now. This is a list of things I wasn’t impressed with the first time around when I initially tested ON1 Photo RAW in 2018. It does have some advanced tools and has potential to be a well-rounded complete editing solution (with a few suggested improvements and fixes). The interface is really busy and very small fonts that are hard to read in places. I still don’t find the overall interface very intuitive. I also tested and reviewed NINE different raw editors in 2018 including the 2018 version of On1 Photo Raw that I mentioned above. Skylum (then MacPhun) products since 2008. Photoshop since 1995 (version 3, NOT CS3!). My editing and software experience includes: I wanted to see how intuitive the program was, and whether or not I could figure things out without resorting to looking things up in the user manual or finding a video about it on YouTube. Please keep in mind that I approach this with all my years of experience not just in photography, but doing photo editing as well – both the old analog way and digitally. So if you want a no-holds-barred, straight-up talk, and a slightly brutal review of ON1 Photo RAW 2022 – this is it! About my perspective Then I will give you my first impressions and a full list of all the PROS and CONS of the software, from my perspective.įinally, in the end, you’ll get a quick summary and my recommendations of who I think this program is good for, and who should avoid it. 
The first thing I wanted to do was to see if they have fixed or added any of the features I gave a thumbs down to three years ago.
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