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The tools you show are a great way to make B&W Conversion and ajustments in On1. There is one trick that I would also recommend is to put a Color Adjustment filter below the B&W filter in the filter stack. It gives you dramatically more effective controls of the conversion when you want to do something equivalent to using an on-camera color filter. I think it was a video from Blake Rudis showing this hack a few years ago and it is just as effective with the current version of On1.

Excellent

You know I wasn’t originally gonna give this a thumbs up. I mean it’s a good video, but it’s kind of routine but then he pulls out the idea of using the Apple Watch as a rear camera screen. That part is bloody brilliant and I don’t know if anyone ever mentioned that possibility before. Bravo!

I have had no success with any of the genitive products

Thank you, this is very helpful.

I wish I watched this video before... :) Yeah, AI is ridiculous here. William, is there some AI based apps which really works?

I'm unclear about using control points. Is the effect tapered off along the perimeter or hard stopped? If the circles overlap, is there doubling up of the effect? It would seem to be nearly impossible to get even coverage on a face using multiple points.

Nice, simple tutorial for newbies to On1. Masking is the key to all raw editing. Thanks. Can we intersect masks as in Lightroom?

Thanks for the tip about nesting/collapsing that Properties window. I'm new to ON1, and I'm still very much a beginner. I also enjoyed your insights on masking, as I use them frequently in PS and Luminar NEO but am still learning in ON1. :)

So thankful that RUclips recommended this video! You just saved me so much time 👍🏼

Thank you for the video ! I have two questions regarding the masking in Portrait AI. - Can you refine , and if so how , the original mask it created for you ? Sometimes it does a great job creating a portrait mask sometimes a little less. I would want to refine what it created . - After Portrait AI creates the initial mask , you can delete and add again (after I mess something up ). In 2024 as I go and add it seems to want to create a circle only, not the original outlined mask . What am I doing wrong ? Keep the ON1 videos coming !

Hi William, thank you for doing these videos on ON1 Photo Raw 2024. I'm a hobbyist / enthusiast photographer and are using ON1 for a few versions now. I like it. My biggest issue typically is with a solid workflow. A tool is a tool, a hammer doesn't build a house. The knowledge and insights in not only how but why to do something in the sea of functionality with any tool and a solid workflow to efficiently and quickly achieve it is my big difficulty. Sometimes I get myself lost with all the things you could do. I don't edit enough on a regular basis I suppose might be one issue :).

When using the perfect eraser you can hold down the shift key for a straight line. Click on the first point then hold down the shift key and then click on the end of the pole.

for me my Luminar Neo crashed frequently because it takes up all of my ram on my M1 8gig MacBook Air

Pretty informative, unfortunately the sky replacement option is grayed out for me on a particular image, one with a plain green background on over 50% of image. Sometimes it will detect different colors to replace the "sky", other times it will not.

Very helpful. Thanks

Very useful and easy to follow, thank you.

Thanks, great video

Great video 🙌🏽🙌🏽💚

Nice video and technique. Am curious as to why you wouldn't simply use a Vignette effect with the Big Softy option?

Tnanks

Thank you for this very instructive video. I am however puzzled by what you explain at 1:40 regarding the mask properties window. In my case, if I click on "window" I have only the option to show or hide the properties window but not to nest or auto collapse it. Any idea why (I'm on Mac too, and my version is up to date)?

How do you adjust the strength or opacity of an effect while observing the image?

Excellent tutorial. I am using On1 photo raw as my go to for dig darkroom work. After watching tutorials on NEO, I am thinking a possible change.

What’s the best masking technique for isolating just the skin on multiple people in an image? Example: what if you just need to remove a yellow overcast on the skin?

Super good and educational video, thank you

Thank you William, healing brush tool isn’t showing on my Mac, do I need to enable in some other menus?

another great tutorial, you make this so interesting and inspirational.

thank you!!

Nice easy to follow tutorial, very inspirational, thank you for posting.

Many thanks for the video, a useful first look. I am looking at Mylio & a couple of other similar options. Do you still use Mylio with your photo collection or did you find an alternative?

Thank you for your helpful video. I seem to be finding that when smoothing the face, the eyes get much softer, even blurry looking. To correct this, I've been using the masking brush on the eyes, using the overlay as a guide. I thought the "Detail" slider might be the answer, but that doesn't seem to correct the eyes. Is there an alternative to having to add or subtract to the masking in order to sharpen (or at least not lose the sharpness in) the eyes? Thanks again!

Nice introduction to all the features in the BW effect.

20:59 good explanation. I would really like to see natural looking color change to the face. Rosacea is difficult to correct and look natural. I use on1 2024.1. Thanks. Also a grip of two or more, with different skin hew , how to make them all look more tanned.

Excellent video. With ON1 I like how you can use all of the masking tools on any mask. So after you have used the encircle brush you can still refine or feather the mask, add or subtract with the brush etc

I use the 'encircle' sometimes, and other times the Keep/Drop. Depends on the image.

Thanks for this video. I think I will use this technique in the future.

Useful ! Thanks

Very great video. I learned quite a bit this time. Thanks so much.

That I can use for the skin

My question I hope you can help answer is if you don't exceed their recommendations - as you did with the landscape by expanding it simultaneously on all sides - how true to the original resolution/DPI as well as color space and bit count (I always in 300 or 360 DPI, 16 bit and Pro Photo) will it be to the original file. Assuming we are not talking about a huge sensor? This is, of course, one weakness of Adobe's Generative AI at this point, which one can if one uses a work around such as Unmesh Dida of Piximperfect offers with his photoshop compositing plugin for Photoshop - that generates smaller sections one at a time rather than large, unacceptably blurrier swaths. I imagine eventually that Adobe, once they get all the bugs worked out that they will offer us the option of doing a preview of a replacement section and then if we wish (and are wiling to pay) will offer us the option of giving us our generation predicated on the same specs - as I listed above of 360 DPI, ProPhoto and 16 bit - at least I hope they do. If not then they are shooting themselves in the foot. I would be happy to pay for it. After all, fair is fair. I can't imagine how much bringing all of this into being must be costing them as well as to maintain and improve it. I haven't used any of the Luminar products yet but your video today is interesting to me and if they do offer a high quality, printable resolution for our generations - that would be very interesting to me. By the way, based on your results in terms of allowing it to generate what "it" thinks you want? Adobe's Generative AI is much more accurate than Luminar's - based on my experience using it since it came out. Thank you for this video. It was well put together and your "teaching manner" is very nice and easy both to listen to and follow along! I'll be back. I am subscribing to all notifications.

Why dont the generase and geneexpand work from opening as a filter in Ps? When we save to jpeg instead of raw files we lose the 16 bit colors and tones

Excellent. Very clear especially for beginners

Very good 😊

an excellent and very instructive tutorial about the magic of masks in ON1 Photo Raw 2024, especially the masking of the hair I have not seen in any other tutorial. Please do more tutorials on ON1 Photo Raw, thanks in advance.

Muchas gracias.

Thanks for this portrait walk through. Right now people can get a FREE copy of ON1 Effects, the standard alone software and plug in until January 31, 2024. Looking forward to trying this out.

Thanks for this tutorial. I wish I had seen this before. I am gonna watch the rest of the series for sure :)

Helpful video. I hope you do one soon on ON1 Portrait AI.

is the programme only for mobile phones or Mac, on Windows it always crashes within 4-5 seconds