That's really opened my eyes to how easy it could be to rescue a shot done in flat light. Especially when we can't always go back to the same location for another go. Thanks once again!
Thanks! Now I understand the ON1 workflow a bit more. I’ve been stuck and confused for awhile. So I’ve been switching over to Lr, but I’m going to up my game and learn more now.
Good tutorial. One thing I miss from LR/PS is the ability to make a selection and use it to protect the selected area from adjustments. It would have been useful to fix the light background between the seat slats which should be in shadow like the rest of the area behind the seat. Applying that shadow between the slats is qute a bit of work without selections.
Very nicely done although according to my screen a couple of aspects seems to be over engineered. Some of the painting and moving of sliders did not change anything visually.
@@ON1Photo great news. something else already asked for a long time. why not having a blue compute brush on edge of subject to select and a red/green bucket to remove:keep. painting green with erratic strokes hoping AI will identify skymine or hairs or furs is really a bad method. While a brush stroke on edge forces software not to eat in that zone, put AI power on difficult details... photoshop quickselect tool is also great method to add zones until we select what we want to keep. AI is nice but really not as good as manual selections.
ON1 keeps getting better and better, and has become my "go to" program for editing. Great work, and great tutorial.
Great to hear!
That's really opened my eyes to how easy it could be to rescue a shot done in flat light. Especially when we can't always go back to the same location for another go. Thanks once again!
Very excited to boot lr and join the ON1 family.
Wow, well done. Great improvement
Zippy Dip-pity - Wow, Yes that was fast but smooth. Great use of the tools. Tks for thiss.
Very welcome
Thanks! Now I understand the ON1 workflow a bit more. I’ve been stuck and confused for awhile. So I’ve been switching over to Lr, but I’m going to up my game and learn more now.
Great news!
A very helpful tutorial thank you.
You are welcome!
Good tutorial. One thing I miss from LR/PS is the ability to make a selection and use it to protect the selected area from adjustments. It would have been useful to fix the light background between the seat slats which should be in shadow like the rest of the area behind the seat. Applying that shadow between the slats is qute a bit of work without selections.
Great tip!
Great tutorial!
Thank you! Cheers!
An excellent video. Thanks.
Glad you liked it!
Very nicely done although according to my screen a couple of aspects seems to be over engineered. Some of the painting and moving of sliders did not change anything visually.
Great tips!!
Glad you like them!
Nice work. Impressive.
Thank you! Cheers!
nice tuto. can we expect soon masks like LRC (select subject, select sky without using green and red paint brushes,...) ?
Something is in the works... :)
@@ON1Photo great news. something else already asked for a long time. why not having a blue compute brush on edge of subject to select and a red/green bucket to remove:keep. painting green with erratic strokes hoping AI will identify skymine or hairs or furs is really a bad method. While a brush stroke on edge forces software not to eat in that zone, put AI power on difficult details... photoshop quickselect tool is also great method to add zones until we select what we want to keep. AI is nice but really not as good as manual selections.
Very useful.
Glad you think so!