Creating and Modifying AI Presets

[@librarycollection3795]

This tutorial is the STANDARD by which all tutorials should be made. The speed of delivery actually matches our brain's ability to absorb new information. Most tutorials are done on steroids, making it much harder to grasp new info. I must commend you for daring to be different. it is way better than what's out there.

[@ThomasStreiff]

Quick, but powerful and to the point. I enjoy your tutorials. I can grasp a process quickly without fluff and filter. Thanks.

[@ON1Photo]

Great to hear!

[@primal_aperture_photo]

Hi great video! Can you tell me how you pulled up the Glow mask properties and detached the toolbar? On a pc and I can't seem to do those things. Thanks for your help.

[@graemedunn6330]

Hi. Congratulations on a stunning product. I have one question though, in the photograph of Eileen Donnan castle, the water under the bridge doesn't change. I know this would just need the mask adjusting, but I don't know how you'd go about adjusting it. Apologies if you explain this later in the video, I just had a quick glance while I'm at work!

[@visionandvoice]

Amazing how simple ON1 makes it. Great tutorial. Thanks!

[@ON1Photo]

Glad you like it!

[@marcelmaes5275]

Fantastic tutorial Dylan. Tank you!

[@robcoates4394]

Excellent tutorial!

[@ON1Photo]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@jamesollick4413]

@On1 I want to request a tutorial that shows how to change the background of a headshot or waist up shot to a background I created. I have had some success but have difficulty at times with the Super Select AI mask selecting more than the person, such as selecting parts of the shot that are next to the person. What is the best way to do this and also the best way to eliminate the unwanted section next to the person without eliminating areas of the subject.

[@ON1Photo]

Will work on something for this!

[@jamesollick4413]

@@ON1Photo Thank you!

[@keithlesterphotovideo2168]

Seems like ON1 added unnecessary extra clicks with the newest version. When you update Preset you then have to click to deselect Develop twice and then click on twirl down next to Effects to click and select Apply Masks. Thats four clicks that could easily be one. Develop should default to off and Apply Masks should default to on. Develop was turned off by you when you created the Preset, so why does it default to On when updating? Very inefficient and unnecessary. This doesn't seem like a big deal, but when you are editing and updating hundreds of images, this adds far too many extra steps and extra time. Different example, but you guys also did this by adding a click down icon when the user wants to use the filmstrip view. That is now two clicks to achieve something that was already displayed on the previous base level of the UI. Adding a drop down with only one option below is a poor UI decision and adds extra steps. You have a ton of space at the bottom of interface to the left of the new breadcrumb trail and having the operator click on a drop down just to use a typical view is a waste of clicks. Very odd UI choices that were nearly perfect on previous versions.

[@emudojo]

Just wondering if we're getting updates to the masking accuracy and models for denoise and sharpen