3 Tips for Preparing Raw Files for Editing

[@elisefox922]

Perfect timing for this! I just returned from a week in Hawaii and have tons of photos to edit - love ON1 and hadn't worked with the tone curve before - I'm looking forward to trying! Thank you so much - really appreciate these video tutorials!

[@ON1Photo]

Great to hear!

[@markkoso]

Outstanding tips. This is my go to editing software now, love it.

[@ON1Photo]

Glad you like it!

[@philipzwick]

I would like to have seen what the Dehaze slider does to the third image, compared to what you did. Or with the adjustments you did. A tool I notice you never use in these tutorials. Also, the Curves filter can be used to clean up color cast early in the editing process by selecting the relevant RGB color and applying the appropriate opposite color.

[@marleenvandam6931]

very useful! Thanks fro this video!

[@ON1Photo]

Glad to hear that!

[@DalsPhotography]

Yes , this software is way better than Neo, I have been using it for years now, before I used Lightroom much more, now I use ON1 more than any other program to start with my raw files. Linear Raw is a good starting point. Dylan is there any PDF which I can download from the Plus section , with the exact modifications each profile does? Thank you again! Good work! Best from Uruguay.

[@ON1Photo]

Not currently a PDF, but we will add one. Great idea

[@DalsPhotography]

@@ON1Photo Aww, thank you Dylan !

[@richardhart3911]

The linear raw profile tip is brilliant! It would be great if the same effect could be gained by using a filter on a non raw file.

[@ON1Photo]

Totally agree!

[@eaojnr]

this software is twice better than Luminar Neo... but folks don't know about it. Great stuff.

[@ON1Photo]

thanks! Spread the word! :)

[@cretanmel]

I love ON1 Photo Raw but I’m having to use other apps at the moment because it still can’t handle Panasonic GH6 Raw files (unlike DXO PhotoLab 5)

[@ON1Photo]

We are working on that!

[@stanmah1588]

Do you check/adjust for over blown highlights or any extreme dark spots by using the "j" key when making these edits?

[@ON1Photo]

You certainly could, I didn't in this tutorial to keep the tips straightforward. You

[@vinodhansrajsathwara]

Good

[@robcoates4394]

Good tips, thank you. Cheers from DownUnder. 🦘

[@ON1Photo]

Thanks for watching!