Updated, icons, tabs, and sliders will also take up less visual space. Overall contrast has been reduced to make photos stand out along with a new font to help increase readability. New User Interface – The user interface will have a fresh and modern feel. New Filter Options in Effects – There are now a dedicated film grain, curves, and color adjustment filters in Effects. New Layered HDR Workflow – With the powerful new nondestructive live layers you can combine other photos, text or alternate exposures with your HDR photos. This allows for more highlight and shadow details with more tonal range. Improved Local Adjustments – Local adjustments will be updated to use the raw processing data. You can quickly apply, clear, edit, or delete keywords. New Master Keyword List – Now you can see every keyword you use in a single, searchable list. New Text Tool – The new text tool let’s you control font size, color, position, and then save a preset to add the same text overlay to a batch of photos quickly. Portrait Is Back! – The new Portrait module (well, kinda new in that it was gone but now it’s back) will automatically detect faces in your photo allowing you to easily retouch, smooth skin, brighten and sharpen eyes, and whiten teeth. New AI Masking Tool (coming in December) – This new tool will allow you to identify areas of your photo to create a selection or mask and the AI technology detects your subject matter and automatically creates a mask. New Auto Align Layers – Easily combine multiple photos as layers, then automatically align them based on image content so you can blend them together more easily. New Focus Stacking – Automatically blend a series of photos at different focus distances to increase depth of field.
The updated Lightroom Migration Tool in version 2019 will transfer almost every edit you can make in Lightroom including raw processing, crop, retouching and local adjustments along with folders, photos, albums, and metadata. New Lightroom Photo Settings Migration – There’s a new AI powered algorithm that will let you transfer Lightroom edited photos, keep the nondestructive settings, and move them into ON1 Photo RAW. This will allow for creating or editing multilayered files, including raw files, and keep the nondestructive settings for each photo layer. Instead, layers will be accessible within the nondestructive workflow inside of Develop and Effects. ( Click here to go to ON1’s site to purchase or download a trial)Ī New Workflow for Layers – ON1 Layers will no longer be a separate module. So what are the new features? Let’s take a quick look: If you’ve been an ON1 user for any amount of time you’ll know they release a new version in the last quarter of each year, and this year is no different.
They just announced the new features coming in the latest ON1 Photo 2019 update coming in November. If you’re an ON1 user, today was a big day.
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