onone software
Jan 1, 2012 15:40:03 #
datsmar
Loc: minnesota
ihave read alot of posting about topaz was wondering if anyone uses the onone programs and what they think of them
Jan 2, 2012 07:40:58 #
photocat
Loc: Atlanta, Ga
Yes, I have their software as well as Topaz an Nik.
THey have a new release that takes all of their previous programs and bundled into one and that can be used as a stand alone . No need to have PS, or anything other program as the base.
They have a variety of "tools" that can be used along with the presets .
Also the tutorials are available monthly and on line as well on Itunes (which are free by the way)
THey have a new release that takes all of their previous programs and bundled into one and that can be used as a stand alone . No need to have PS, or anything other program as the base.
They have a variety of "tools" that can be used along with the presets .
Also the tutorials are available monthly and on line as well on Itunes (which are free by the way)
Jan 2, 2012 08:28:54 #
datsmar
Loc: minnesota
thanks i do have lightroom but am looking for a little more. don't want to go all the way to photoshop
Jan 2, 2012 08:47:24 #
photocat
Loc: Atlanta, Ga
THat is the good thing with their lastest, no need for PS, yet it will do layers, and all there other goodies.
Jan 2, 2012 09:02:12 #
Jan 2, 2012 11:32:14 #
Jan 2, 2012 22:28:55 #
Sing141
Loc: NoWhere, LA
I have Nik, Topaz and OnOne software. You have Lightroom - I find I can do all the post-processing I need to do, except really fancy stuff, with Lightroom plus some of the software from Nik, Topaz and OnOne that integrates with Lightroom. Take advantage of the trial versions so you can see what they do. The software and support of all three companies is great. Some of their software is more for Pros who make a living at photography. All three companies have great support and educational videos available.
Jan 4, 2012 20:27:14 #
Jan 6, 2012 05:58:03 #
I have them all and use each for different things all have Tutorials, onOne has webinars just about every month also, which are very good. Elements 10, is a less expensive option than PS5 and can do quite a bit unless you are interested in HDR or Photomorphing then you will need one of the others. Topaz is probably the easiest to use and has quite a few presets you can use for a base plus you can save a preset of an effect you like. I am a software junky and am also addicted to camera anything crack.
Jan 6, 2012 20:15:08 #
datsmar
Loc: minnesota
thanks i had elements in my new laptop didn't care for it allso have a vary old photo shop that i used many years ago just want to do a little more i have the program that came with my canon and i just got lightroom.i have many years of photos, i want to start to get rid of thge bad one and tag the best oneso i can find them when i want.i think i shot about 4000 2 years ago in the black hill. looking for a program thats easy to use maybe wiil go with topaz just not sure yet
thanks
dave
thanks
dave
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