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To me the more pristine a beautiful photo is the more valuable and more true to photography._But thats just me! I admire very much the wizards of pp and wish I could do that. I know he was well versed in filters and darkroom techniques My main idol is probably Ansel Adams, hence all my time at Yosemite. A beautiful unretouched photo to me is what photography is about. My idea of photography is the camera shutter and not the computer in a dark room. I feel like I'm in more of a Purist camp. I seem to be getting into a space I never wanted to go into. I signed up for the free offer and got billed for a subscription which they wouldn't let me out of till I screamed was going to file w every consumer agency and the CEO of Adobe I'm allergic to paid subscriptions and never will do photoshop because I bought a new lens and there was a free offer to use Elements. They seem to be the most aggressive w their marketing and offered me $30 off if I purchase now. Right now I'm using their On 1 2019 trial.

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I have my Mac mini connected into my 50' wide screen and do my internet, operating system and regular TV on this set up, much of it at night from my bed, wirelessly. It is possible to go deep into their filters and get totally lost! My computer did freeze up a couple of times while using it I've never used filters because Apples in house filters are so useless but Luminar's seem very intuitive and rather easy to use. Luminar seems invested wholly in filters. DoX does pretty well w eliminating grain when you have to edit to an extreme. The editing results for the 3 look to me pretty equal.

I've been amazed at how much these app's can recover.

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I have tried DoX's trial offer and Luminar's trial and now I've dl On 1 2019. This post is the1st time I've ever heard of On 1. I've never been much on editing so I've only used Apples 'Photos', obviously inadequate for the task of recovering them. If the day were just another day I would have deleted them and moved on but it was spectacular there and I want the photos. I really 'Botched' my Grand Canyon shoot this fall, and to use a photographic term, the photos came out Crummy. I was looking for info on Luminar when I came across this post

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But there's so much more possible once I figure how to take advantage of the masking and layering tools.Įdited by lomitamike - 18 January 2019 at 01:37 I've done some editing and I am pleased with the results so far. Coming from aperture, On1 seems to be more complex with more options available to the user. My first impression of On1 2019 is that the learning curve is going to take a while. I will be moving it to an external drive as soon as I decide where I want to keep things. It gets my highest recommendation for anyone who wants to leave aperture and has a library they want to preserve.įortunately, I have enough room on my new mac to keep aperture and its library for the time being. The best way to keep an organized library and save all the time you spent editing photo's in aperture. You can select photo's you have rated with one to five stars to be duplicated in either JPEG or TIFF with all edits made and metadata. AE creates a library with the same file structure you have set up in aperture. I'm starting a new year with a new iMac and new library using On1 2019 as a stand alone processor.Īs for my aperture library: I ended up purchasing an app called Aperture Exporter. It was time for a new mac so I waited until I got the new mac setup before I downloaded On1 2019.