Stuart Bass
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Stuart Bass commented,
You are correct, there was a previous download March 13. However that was not 2023.5 though it has the same name. I forced quite, shut down my Mac, restarted and reinitialized the On1 installer. It...
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Stuart Bass created a post,
Installing Photo RAW 2023-2 Locking up.
Gets me to "Running package scripts...Install time remaining: Less than a minute" screen and just sits there. Won't let me force quite.I rebooted before installing per instructions. Running Mac M1 ...
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Stuart Bass commented,
I am pretty good with masking, I watch the tutorials, been using On1 for many many years. Unfortunately ON1 in both A and B mode doesn't get the edges right when there are a lot of branches on the ...
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Stuart Bass commented,
There was not one adjustment. For example when I bring up the foreground I blow out the sky - I end up having to build masks. If I brought up the foreground to match the iPhone photo is looses deta...
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Stuart Bass created a post,
Is there an iPhone LUTS for ON1 RAW desktop?
Occasionally I like to shoot on my iPhone and import the raw files into ON1 Raw. The thumbnails on my phone a very vibrant but On1 translates them very dark and it takes a lot of fiddling to get so...
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Stuart Bass commented,
Richard,Thanks for checking out Remini as a comparison. Makes me think that this AI stuff is in its infancy, no doubt the crack minds at On1 will have this mountain conquered in a few more versions...
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Stuart Bass commented,
You may want to try Remini https://app.remini.ai , which is a web based sharpener as a comparison. You try it for free with a watermark, but it gives you an idea of what can be done. Will be intere...
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Stuart Bass commented,
I miss the old AI mask. It has been in On1 for as long as I remember and it can be very accurate.
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Stuart Bass commented,
You can selectively sharpen by duplicating the layer. Sharpening the top layer and then masking the parts you want to be sharp.
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Stuart Bass commented,
I also miss the old AI Select. The new super select is fine for quick dirty masks but when I need to make an a quality mask for a layer or to add blur I can get a pretty accurate mask from the old ...