On1 Photo RAW 2024: Get Perfect Color THIS WAY

[@jimtipton8888]

That's a great explanation Jim. One of my favorite new features. Using the center gradient it works well on those distant mountains that are to blue.

[@JimNix]

thanks Jim and yes just all around a great tool for sure!

[@richardmarsh6357]

Very helpful and I like the use of a luminosity mask to add control over the adjustment.

[@JimNix]

thanks for watching Richard!

[@marleenvandam6931]

The luminosity mask in the colour balance is a nice approach for sure! thanks Jim!

[@JimNix]

thank you Marleen!

[@dalstarvisuals1385]

Nice touch with the luminosity mask.

[@JimNix]

thanks so much!

[@beamman3000]

Best explanation yet for Colour Balance. Thanks Jim.

[@JimNix]

awesome, thanks for watching!

[@richardberke4539]

It's fun that there are various ways to make colors/tones more intense, and with controls. Thanks for showing Color Balance.

[@JimNix]

Thanks for watching and I agree, lots of fun!

[@barrystewart3909]

Thanks Jim. As always your teaching videos are spot on! Thanks for the ON1 tutorials.

[@JimNix]

thanks so much for watching Barry!

[@TLeightonWomack]

More On1 videos please.:)

[@JimNix]

haha will do, thanks for the feedback!

[@khill50able]

Thanks Jim. Learning so much from your videos. Great teacher!

[@JimNix]

thank you so much!

[@steveschneider6150]

I appreciate the video - I am sure I would never have found this on my own,. This tool appears to make Color Balance easier to visualize.

[@JimNix]

thanks Steve and I do think it's a nice update to the tool especially when combined with luminosity masks, thanks!

[@wolfdd]

Thanks for the detailed explanation. I see the new Color Balance more as ON1's attempt to copy LRC's color grading. But it lacks the ability to fine tune the 3 ranges. I use ON1 2024 a lot, but I prefer LRC for the color adjustments. I also find working with luminance and color ranges in LRC more intuitive than in ON1. I also lack the options in ON1 to add, subtract and intersect masks. A great advantage of ON1 for me is to have an opacity slider in every effect and local adjustment.

[@JimNix]

I do think that LR has come a long way in the last couple of years, esp around masking and color. And I'm glad for that. I think On1 has done a great job too, but for sure they are different and each has its strengths. Thanks for watching.

[@beegee2234]

when i open colour balance I get sliders and not the wheels in your video. Why?

[@JimNix]

You need the most current version. This update came out about a month ago. Thanks.

[@beegee2234]

thank you@@JimNix It is the latest edition... the mac version shows wheels and the windows version doesn't.

[@JimNix]

@@beegee2234 oh gosh I didn't realize that it's only on Mac right now - but I am sure they will update the PC version too

[@TheWildlifeGallery388]

My copy of the new ON1 does NOT have this feature - am I doing something wrong?

[@JimNix]

Someone mentioned this is only on the Mac version right now, so maybe that's it?

[@wolfiemedia]

How do you rate this ON1 against LRC? I’m considering cancelling my subscription, but don’t want to lose out on features etc.

[@JimNix]

They are both great products but I do use On1 more. On1 is sort of like a combination of LR and PS. It has layers, HDR, timelapse, focus stacking and more. It's really a solid product all around. I think if you went all in with On1 you wouldn't be missing anything significant.

[@wolfiemedia]

@@JimNix great! That’s what I wanted to hear to be honest 👍🏻👍🏻

[@JimNix]

@@wolfiemedia have fun with it!