New release 2023
Just got email about ai deblur and what appear to be teasers about all the upcoming features.
Its not clear that all will be available with the initial 2023 release, but if so , it looks like a blockbuster!
Steve
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Winston Mattis, saw this in the FAQs seems to indicate the upgrade will be $79.99 or probably in the UK £80.00
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Steve, I posted above instructions for doing a manual uninstall of the program. Follow those steps substituting the appropriate years as needed.
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Brian
As always, appreciate it -will follow the above when 2023 arrives
Steve
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Their script does not remove all traces which is exactly why I wrote my own. What you choose to do is up to you.
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Steve, I would add one more step to the beginning of both Windows and Mac instructions. MAKE SURE YOU HAVE A GOOD BACKUP OF YOUR USER DATA BEFORE STARTING. Just in case. :)
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I have multiple user data backups as well as traditional backups to my NAS
Thanks
Steve
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Another question, if I might: Will there be a deal to purchase the 2023 Upgrade together with onOne Plus?
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We will have to wait and see.
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Contrary to statements above, I believe that there is evil intent in their marketing. Every year they pull this same 'marketing' crap. They send a confusing email that makes it look like there is no upgrade for the standalone product, and the only option is to buy the "upgrade" to the annual subscription. They hide a tiny blurb somewhere to cover their asses about being deceptive, and mention that there will be another option coming in the future (for those that want the perpetual license). If you don't get suckered into rushing to buy the product that you don't really want at a 'bargain' price, the one that you do want will be announced in October. This is the same as the tactics that Adobe used to drive many of of us to On1 in first place.
It's getting really hard to find anything to like about this company.
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I have the latest stand alone version,not the subscription. I really wish we could access photos and do edits in mobile devices without having to go the subscription route. Make 360 available.
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Like others here it would be good to see all pricing, whether core, core+plug-ins, subscription etc at the point of marketing the upcoming version. On1 will already know the pricing for core only so why not share it early and take pre-orders alongside the more complete (and expensive) options. Personally I've hardly used the plug-ins I purchased with 2022 so I'm happy to stick with those for Affinity Photo and just buy the latest and greatest core version to use stand-alone. Of course if the pricing for core is on the crazy side I'll simply rethink the whole thing. There are some pretty cool options available for not much money if capturing the image is more important than the editing process.
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Adrian Pugh - At £80 for the core application only it would be a go for me. Be interesting to see if the price you saw is elastic or On1 stick to it.
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David: I paid the equivalent of about £40 for the app last year. It was a pre-release deal for existing customers and also included an influencer's discount code I think. I wouldn't expect v2023 to be much more than that. If you are in in the UK, you can still purchase it on the US website in USD. I am NOT in the UK, but I did use a UK card to pay for it, since it's one that doesn't charge a conversion fee!
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When comparing the £ price this year with last don't forget to allow for the fact that the £ has been dropping against other currencies :-(
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Yes, David, the £ is somewhat weak at the moment. Interestingly, On1 pricing seems to be all over the place in that what customers actually pay is often different to their headline pricing. The various forums are littered with such examples. BTW, I prefer Ray's price but I've personally never seen or been offered such a low price. Normally I buy early but I think I'll hang tough this year.
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It looks like this is going to be a blockbuster year of feature offers. I would wait until until there is a price and a trial before making decisions.
As for me, I will upgrade.
Steve
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Pricing has been announced! When I logged on to the main website earlier, it was not available, so presumably being updated. Now it's online again.
For users outside the US, as I have said before, it makes sense to use a VPN to access the US version of the website.
Thus, where I am in Mexico, the basic upgrade to v2023 will cost $1686MXN ($84USD). In the UK it's a whopping £86.40 ($100USD). In the US itself it's $79.99. That's about £69 if I were to use my fee-free UK Mastercard from Starling or Revolut.
I will wait to see if an early bird offer reduces that price and check if an influencer coupon will get the usual 15% off.
On1 is giving a release date in October, with the standalone coming out first, followed by the plug-in versions.
I use the Tunnelbear VPN, which gives sufficient MB free each month for my needs.
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Scott Davenport has already reported via YouTube. His discount code is worth 20%. That means I can get v2023 for $63.99USD. That's about £55 at the current exchange rate if I were to use a UK card.
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Ray, you have forgotten about VAT at 20% for UK purchases. So your $100 equals $80 for On1 and $20 for UK government. If I was to upgrade in Australia converting the offer price back to $ gives $90 which is $80 plus the 10% GST tax.
So it looks as though the price starts the same for everyone and differences down to FastSpring correctly adding the relevant sales tax for on-line purchases in that country, state etc. Differences to last year may well depend on changes to exchange rates.
In most cases I find that the On1 site offers me prices in Australian dollars so I know exactly what I will pay, though I think exchange rates are calculated on the fly so may be day to day differences. Some other companies only advertise US dollar prices so only know the actual price when get PayPal details, DxO for one.
The $80 upgrade price for all the extras and a year of maintenance of a fully featured application is more than reasonable compared to Topaz, say, who want $99 for another year of maintenance for DeNoise, Sharpen and Gigapixel. Very good products but very specialised.
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I have just purchased v2023. What I had forgotten is that US prices do NOT include sales tax of approx 8%, where UK and Mexican prices DO include VAT/IVA of 20 and 15% respectively. So in the end, I got a slightly better deal buying in MXN than in USD.
I am happy with that, although I still would like some improvements to existing features rather than the roll-out of new ones. The "Transform" function is especially clunky, with no Auto option and images then have to cropped manually. Very tedious since I do a lot of architecture photography: I am tempted to purchase DxO ViewPoint as a result just for that. The slideshow feature is also rubbish.
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It would be helpful to know which OS you are running. Here are the steps I take for both OSes to get rid of everything. Just apply this for the years you want to remove and leave the rest alone.
ON1 Uninstall Manually
WINDOWS
1. Uninstall via the Add/Remove Programs
2. Remove the C:\Program Files\ON1\ON1 Photo RAW 202x directory
3. Remove the directories with "202x" in their names located in C:\ProgramData\ON1
4. Remove the directories with "202x" in their names located in C:\Users\<user>\AppData\Roaming\ON1
5. Remove this directory C:\Users\<user>\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Lightroom\Modules\ON1 Photo RAW 202x.lrplugin
6. Remove this directory C:\Users\<user>\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Lightroom\Modules\ON1 Resize 202x-suite.lrplugin
7. Remove the 202x files in this directory C:\Users\<user>\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Lightroom\External Editor Presets
8. Remove the 202x files in this directory C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\Plug-Ins\CCMACINTOSH
Delete the following folders and files:
- /Applications/ON1 Photo RAW 202x
- /Library/Application Support/ON1
- ~/Library/Application Support/ON1 — This is where all your user data is stored
- ~/Library/Preferences/com.ononesoftware.ON1xxxx202x.plist — There are 7 of theses
- /Library/Frameworks/ONxxxx.framework — There are 8 of these
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