ON1 are always trying to find ways to help people learn and they have now introduced a new video library for their users.
NEW ON1 Video Library
We are excited to bring you a new video viewing experience here at ON1. The new ON1 Video Library is our simple-to-use online training resource that aggregates our entire collection of tutorials. The video library is designed to help you find, discover and learn.
Beyond the video tutorials, it is also where customers can find additional assets like presets and practice files associated with each video. Customers will also be able to view both the free and ON1 Plus videos in one place. Free ON1 Plus previews will offer a glimpse inside of ON1 Plus for those interested in taking their photography and photo editing expertise to the next level.
Key Features
- Discoverability — Explore and find precisely what you’re looking for without having to search across the web
- Powerful Search — ON1 Video Library search scans hundreds of videos and allows you to combine multiple terms and find exactly what you’re looking for in real time and sort those results by date or title
- Filters — Beyond searching, you can filter by Apps, Modules, Topics, Skill Level, Instructors to narrow your search results
- Customized Content — A sophisticated persona system pushes content related to profiles whether a customer is evaluating a trial, a legacy customer, a current customer, or an ON1 Plus member
- Courses — Chronological playlists for watching courses make it easy to get up and running and provide a structured learning path
- Free Previews — For those who are not ON1 Plus members, you will peek inside our premium training and view free video previews, course downloads, and outlines
- Variety of Videos — The video library includes all types of videos, short and long form, single videos, multi-lesson courses, and mini-series.
- As we look to the future, we will continue to expand on the video training, features, and user customization in the ON1 Video Library. We hope you enjoy this new feature of the website.
You can take a look with it using this link, ON1 Plus Video Library. It is an affiliate link, so I get rewarded for referring you.
Wow, really wow.
Thank you Jeni.
you make a good point. Has anyone from On1 replied?
I’m not sure what you are talking about Kenneth.
nice post
Thank you.
u deserve
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ON One Photo Raw may appear to be a well-featured product but it is fatally flawed. It uses a database that is a hidden file and cannot be backed up by normal methods. The only way is through a full disk image of your PC. Most people are not going to do that and most people who do will not have recent image backups. That means you stand to lose all your edits when the database becomes corrupt or your computer dies. If you get a new computer you would need to use Acronis to transfer a system disk image to dissimilar hardware. Most people wouldn’t work that out and it is an additional expense.
The hidden database file on your C Drive is also an issue in a different way. Many people these days have small SSDs as their C Drive. If you have many images there must be the risk that the database will fill your C Drive and the computer will no longer function.
I don’t know Murray, but I guess it comes down to cost as well. A program that you can buy for under $100 is never going to be as complex or as good as photoshop.
I think in ON1 you can turn on sidecar files. If so, that would mitigate the risk of losing edits.
Thank you for that Leroy.
Thanks for the info, Leanne. I love that photo of yours of the solo tree. Would love to learn more about your processing on it. Did you ever do a blog post about it?
Thank you Leroy, I did a video on how it was created for ON1, but not sure where they have it, I think it is part of a textures packet.