Thursday, May 31, 2012
Tim Grey Presentation: "Optimal Workflow in Lightroom 4"
Tim Grey Presentation:
"Optimal Workflow in Lightroom 4"
On Thursday, June 28, 2012 I'll be presenting a two-hour session on "Optimal Workflow in Lightroom 4" at Adorama in New York City from 5:30pm to 7:30pm. This session will help you get up to speed quickly using Lightroom 4 to maximize the efficiency of your digital photography workflow for managing, optimizing, and sharing your images.
The cost of this session is $25, but by attending you'll also receive a $25 coupon you can spend at Adorama (in the store or online). So the presentation is essentially free! For more information, or to register, please visit the Adorama website here:
http://bit.ly/K0pOlB
On Thursday, June 28, 2012 I'll be presenting a two-hour session on "Optimal Workflow in Lightroom 4" at Adorama in New York City from 5:30pm to 7:30pm. This session will help you get up to speed quickly using Lightroom 4 to maximize the efficiency of your digital photography workflow for managing, optimizing, and sharing your images.
The cost of this session is $25, but by attending you'll also receive a $25 coupon you can spend at Adorama (in the store or online). So the presentation is essentially free! For more information, or to register, please visit the Adorama website here:
http://bit.ly/K0pOlB
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Learn to Fix Your Photos Now
Learn to Fix Your Photos Now
If you are ready to learn how to fix your photos, these classes are for you!
Learn:
Sign up for the Lightroom series here. And/or the Elements series here. Yes, Elements and LR do work really well together, by the way!
If you register between now and June 4, you’ll save 20%. No discount code required, just add any item over $80 into your cart! (Hint: this includes the Elements videos too!)
If you are ready to learn how to fix your photos, these classes are for you!
Learn:
- Exposure correction
- White balance correction
- Skin softening
- Portrait edits
- Sharpening
- And so much more!
Sign up for the Lightroom series here. And/or the Elements series here. Yes, Elements and LR do work really well together, by the way!
If you register between now and June 4, you’ll save 20%. No discount code required, just add any item over $80 into your cart! (Hint: this includes the Elements videos too!)
"Just Photographs" Juried Photography Competition & Exhibition in Sherman, CT
“JUST PHOTOGRAPH”
Celebrate Photography in Sherman
CALLING ALL PHOTOGRAPHERS
Juried Photography Competition & Exhibition
July 20-22, 2012
Opening Reception on Friday, June 20
Jewish Community Center in Sherman
9 Route 39 South
Sherman, CT 06784
For more information please email jccinsherman@yahoo.com or call 860-355-8050
The 4 documents needed are now on the Photography Show page on our website-jccinsherman.org
Thank You!
Renee Tarbet - Administrator
The Jewish Community Center in Sherman
The Center for Educational, Cultural and Social Events
P.O. Box 282; 9 Route 39 South
Sherman, CT 06784
860-355-8050
jccinsherman@yahoo.com
www.jccinsherman.org
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
How to Photograph the Landscape at Night Worcester, MA
How to Photograph the Landscape at Night
Program Description
Some of Nature’s most spectacular beauty is reserved for the landscape at night. And at night, the camera allows us to record phenomena we are physically incapable of seeing. Long exposures capture celestial objects in motion, creating metaphors for the passage of time and seasons. They register incredible detail and rich colors. The photographer can’t be sure what he or she will create, and that’s part of the allure and the excitement!Night shooting specialist Mark Bowie, author of The Light of Midnight: Photographing the Landscape at Night, will lead an indoor instructional session followed by a nighttime field session. He’ll cover strategies, tips and techniques, including:
• Camera settings — RAW, BULB, ISO, white balance
• Consulting the histogram
• Composing and focusing in the dark
• Using LiveView at night
• Determining nighttime exposures
• High ISO test shots
• Shooting long exposures by ambient light
• Shooting time intervals
• Shooting base exposures and multiple exposures
• “Painting” with artificial light
• Photographing moonlit landscapes, the stars, planets, meteors, the Northern Lights and other celestial phenomena
• Photographing lightning and fireworks
• Noise Reduction in-camera and in post-processing
• Processing night images
• Combining multiple exposures, Layer Masks
Instructor
Mark Bowie
Program Type
Skills program
Where
Autumncolor Digital Imaging, Worcester, MA
When
Saturday, June 16Indoor Instruction: 1pm – 5pm, Dinner: 5:30-6:30pm (not included in the registration fee). Night Shooting Session: 7pm – 11pm
Registration Fees
$129 tuition paid-in-full at time of registration. Click here for information on any discounts that may be available. NHCC members get a 5% discount on all API workshops.
What To Bring
Digital camera and memory cards. You may also want to bring a film camera. Mark prefers Fuji Velvia 100, Fuji Provia 100F, and Provia 400F film for nighttime shooting.A locking cable release – for exposures longer than 30 seconds.
Tripod
Fresh camera and remote batteries.
Flashlight &/or headlamp (preferably covered with a red filter to prevent stray light from distracting other photographers).
Appropriate outdoor wear for a possibly chilly night. Dress for the indoor session will be casual.
Digging Deeper with Macro
Digging Deeper with Macro
Program Description
Join institute founder John Radigan in this hands-on workshop exploring the basic equipment and techniques needed to flourish in the exciting world of close-up photography. Topics include lens choices, expressive composition, natural lighting control, selective focus and more.Instructor: John Radigan
Program Type: Skills program
Where: View - Old Forge, NY
When: Saturday, June 9 from 10am to 4pm
Registration Fees: $149 paid-in-full at registration time. View members and API alumni receive a 10% discount. NHCC members get a 5% discount.
What To Bring: Digital SLR Camera, Macro lens or extension tube or close-up adapters, Sturdy tripod
Announcing the API Skills Programs!
Announcing the API Skills Programs!
We've had many requests over the years for shorter, skills-oriented training to complement our multi-day field workshops. We're happy to announce our first skills offerings in 2012! Many of these programs are taking place at the beautiful, new View facility in Old Forge, NY.
Skills programs are designed to give you training focused on some specific topic, such as basic macro photography or the use of Adobe Lightroom, presented by an API expert.
Here's what we have planned so far this year:
Digging Deeper with Macro - June 9
Getting the Most from Adobe Lightroom - June 10
How to Photograph the Landscape at Night - June 16
New Possibilities with Cell Phone Photography - July 19 & 20
Better Photographs - The Basic Skills - August 9
Beyond the Basics - Taking Control of Your Camera - August 10
Camera Club Discount. API recognizes the importance of the many fine camera clubs and membership organizations. After verifying your membership in the organization we will extend a 5% discount to you on the cost of registration. Click here to see the list of affiliated clubs (NHCC is listed)
How to Use Content-Aware Move in Photoshop CS6
One of the more cutting-edge features delivered in Photoshop CS6 Beta is the brand new Content-Aware Move Tool. The concept of this tool is that you will be able to select objects in your image and move them around and Photoshop will do all the edge work and re-blend your object (face, person, building, car, etc... etc...) into whatever part of the image you move it to. The tool is a far cry from being perfect and often time's takes a little tweaking and playing with to get a great result. We're going to take a look at the tool and its features so you have an understanding of how it works and how it will be able to work for you. We'll also run over a few less-than-optimum situations to help you get accustomed to dealing with some of the rougher edges where this tool probably will not do much good for you. Let's get started and take a look at this exciting new feature of Photoshop. How to Use Content-Aware Move in Photoshop CS6
67TH ANNUAL NECCC CONFERENCE
67TH ANNUAL NECCC CONFERENCE
July 13, 14, 15, 2012
COMING ATTRACTIONS
SATURDAY NIGHT FEATURED SPEAKER (sponsored by Nikon)
Joe McNally of Ridgefield, CT will present Telling Stories with Light
DOOR PRIZE EXTRAVAGANZA
Cameras(Canon 7D, Nikon D7000)
Lenses (Tamron 18-270)
ColorMunki Display
Lensbaby Gift Certificate
Nik Software Plug-Ins
SUNDAY MORNING PHOTO EVENT (WEATHER PERMITTING)
50’S AND 60’S Cruise Cars
2012 NECCC Models will pose with cars
Selection of Harley Davidson motorcycles
Continuing at the Conference:
Pre-conference Classes* (Friday 9-noon)
Portfolio Review
Exploring the Judging Process and How Images are Evaluated
Preparing Images for Competition
Photoshop Elements- Layers and Beyond
Lightroom
Loaner Equipment
Top of the line equipment from Canon, Nikon, and Tamron for attendees to borrow.
Camera College classes with practical application in Photo Ops
Vendors
Competitions (Digital, Print)
Models including professional child models Saturday afternoon
Photo Op(animals, black light, macro set-ups)
Air Conditioned dorms (space is limited)
<www.neccc.org> has all the Conference registration information and updates.
Register early
Sunday, May 27, 2012
12 Things You Didn't Know Your DSLR Could Do
Your camera may be smarter than you think
Your digital SLR is a picture-making powerhouse. And sure, you know all about the still and video capture, burst shooting, tracking autofocus, and smart metering. But your camera likely has additional capabilities you may not know about, features that can improve your photos and make for a more enjoyable shooting experience. You may be surprised at the clever elves lurking in your camera body.
Saturday, May 26, 2012
30 Beautiful Close-Up Flower Photos
A diverse look at one of the most photographed subjects on the planet
A while back, we challenged our readers to show us their best macro photography. The results were as beautiful as they were diverse. From those submissions we compiled this gallery of flower photos. The compositions range from classic to conceptual, offering a wide variety of different takes on on an already very popular subject.
They're beautiful, cheap, and don't require a model release
Free webinar Beyond Monitor Calibration — Get Prints That Match Your Display
Free webinar
Beyond Monitor Calibration —
Get Prints That Match Your Display!
hosted by Joe Brady
For
anyone serious about their images, one of the most important
considerations is accurate and consistent color. You
don't have to be a color scientist to get the results you want - it
really is easy! In this free webinar, featuring the X-Rite ColorMunki
Photo, we'll show you how to put a color managed workflow in place from
image capture through printer output. Creating custom profiles is a
snap. We'll show you
how to use Adobe Photoshop's soft-proofing abilities with printer
profiles and you'll be producing prints that match your display in no
time.
Save Time. Save Money. End Color Frustration.
June 7, 2012
Two Sessions: 11 am EDT & 1 pm EDT
Register today for this great educational opportunity!
Beyond Monitor Calibration —
Get Prints That Match Your Display!
hosted by Joe Brady
For
anyone serious about their images, one of the most important
considerations is accurate and consistent color. You
don't have to be a color scientist to get the results you want - it
really is easy! In this free webinar, featuring the X-Rite ColorMunki
Photo, we'll show you how to put a color managed workflow in place from
image capture through printer output. Creating custom profiles is a
snap. We'll show you
how to use Adobe Photoshop's soft-proofing abilities with printer
profiles and you'll be producing prints that match your display in no
time. Save Time. Save Money. End Color Frustration.
June 7, 2012Two Sessions: 11 am EDT & 1 pm EDT
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1st Session Start Times: 11 AM Eastern, 10 AM Central, 9 AM Mountain, 8 AM Pacific |
| 2nd Session Start Times: 1 PM Eastern, 12 PM Central, 11 AM Mountain, 10 AM Pacific |
Register today for this great educational opportunity!
Friday, May 25, 2012
Solar Eclipse Photos!
Solar Eclipse Photos!
We could not see it from here but we had a 94% solar eclipse last Sunday and a few people were able to capture some pretty cool photos of the event. Check out the photos! http://lightworkshops.blogspot.com/
A Great Collage from Pat Brown showing the progression of the Eclipse.
How to Turn Lights on Within a Photo Using Photoshop
This unique little tutorial will show you how to "turn on" lights within a photo if you feel you need to. This example activates the lights on a chandelier.
Macro Beauty
Macro Beauty – Lee Brown captures and shares a series of images of beautiful flowers in the spring. Lee also posts a few technical details, providing the viewer with a little insight into how these wonderful images were created.
Click Here: 96 Fantastic Photography Links So You Get No Work Done Today!
Thursday, May 24, 2012
5 Tips for Shooting Landscapes with Greater Impact
5 Tips for Shooting Landscapes with Greater Impact
Read more: http://digital-photography-school.com/5-tips-for-shooting-landscapes-with-greater-impact#ixzz1vnfhqCRO
Hands down, the number one question I get is how to make better landscape images. Many fall into the new-gear trap thinking that when I upgrade to some new DSLR then I’ll be able to take better pictures. They buy the gear and suddenly the wind drops from their sails and their images still lack impact. So let’s talk about some things you can do to make your landscape photos pop.
Read more: http://digital-photography-school.com/5-tips-for-shooting-landscapes-with-greater-impact#ixzz1vnfmMhbt
Understanding Aspect Ratio
Understanding Aspect Ratio
Learn how to get better images right from your camera. See how to set and use the Aspect Ratio for great looking images. Watch the video...
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Get 30% off your favorite onOne Software product through May 31st!
Get 30% off your favorite onOne Software product through May 31st!
As a bonus, you'll receive one month of free online training
on KelbyTraining.com — the world's best training for photography,
Lightroom and Photoshop. Get the details here »
May 23rd — May 31st
May 23rd — May 31st
As a bonus, you'll receive one month of free online
training on KelbyTraining.com where you'll learn from the world's top pro
photographers and Photoshop experts. Plus, you get hundreds of onOne training
videos in the onOne University
After completing your onOne Software purchase, your email
receipt will contain a link and promo code for use on KelbyTraining.com. You'll
get instant access to valuable photography training including Photoshop CS6 and
Lightroom 4 training!
How to Blur Faces and License Plates in Photoshop
In this 60 second tutorial, you will learn how to quickly blur faces and license plates in Photoshop. A quick way to conceal a photo subject's identity.
On-line course The Softer Side of Macro with Denise Ippolito
The Softer Side of Macro by Denise Ippolito an on-line course
This course covers all the basics needed to create my signature soft approach to flowers. I’ll explain all my techniques for capturing and creating this pleasing side of macro photography. If you like the soft dreamy looking flower images but have had trouble recreating them then this course is for you. The use of reflectors and natural lighting will be covered. Composition and “seeing” your subject in a new light will also be covered. The use of flash will not be covered in this course. During this 4 week course we will go over how f-stops and shutter speed will affect your image as well as lighting direction and creative thinking. So put your gardening gloves down and get out your camera –let’s create some beautiful images together.
How does this course work? Each week you will be sent a PDF of information outlining your assignments along with all the information you will need to complete the weekly assignment. At the end of the week you will submit images for critique to the instructor. Your instructor (in this case Denise) will critique the images and give you her thoughts and suggestions for improvement. You will then move on to the next step. Due to schedules and time constraints students will be asked to complete the weekly assignment in a timely manner..
4 WEEK COURSE $179.00
Course Description:
Week 1: What key elements are needed to create a soft or dreamy look.
We will start by covering the fundamentals of image capture. We will go over
camera settings, lighting, aperture, shutter speed and tripod use.
An outline of equipment that can be helpful but not necessarily needed.
We will start by covering the fundamentals of image capture. We will go over
camera settings, lighting, aperture, shutter speed and tripod use.
An outline of equipment that can be helpful but not necessarily needed.
Week 2: Getting started.
During this week we will concentrate on composition and image design.
Choosing the right format for your composition and considering your subjects
essence and how to capture that will all be covered.
We will go deeper into the use of different apertures and how they affect your image.
I will share with you some of my techniques for handholding and I will
give you instruction on getting in close and manually focusing.
During this week we will concentrate on composition and image design.
Choosing the right format for your composition and considering your subjects
essence and how to capture that will all be covered.
We will go deeper into the use of different apertures and how they affect your image.
I will share with you some of my techniques for handholding and I will
give you instruction on getting in close and manually focusing.
Week 3: Lighting
This week we will cover the use of reflectors as well as creative use
of natural lighting and the many possibilities there are to create beautiful looking
images with the use of ambient light and reflectors.
We will also cover the use of diffusers and how they can work effectively for you.
This week we will cover the use of reflectors as well as creative use
of natural lighting and the many possibilities there are to create beautiful looking
images with the use of ambient light and reflectors.
We will also cover the use of diffusers and how they can work effectively for you.
Week 4: Fine tuning Your Images.
This week we will cover processing your images with the help of
Photoshop. Cropping and sharpening as well as noise reduction. Adding more
punch to your photos in Photoshop, or learning how to apply a subtle
Orton Effect. Detailed critiquing of your images from the week.
This week we will cover processing your images with the help of
Photoshop. Cropping and sharpening as well as noise reduction. Adding more
punch to your photos in Photoshop, or learning how to apply a subtle
Orton Effect. Detailed critiquing of your images from the week.
Recommended Gear:
• A digital DSLR camera
• Macro lens
• Photoshop Elements or CS. (It is not really required but it can be helpful in the processing)
• A digital DSLR camera
• Macro lens
• Photoshop Elements or CS. (It is not really required but it can be helpful in the processing)
The Softer Side of Macro by Denise Ippolito an on-line course
High-Mountain Birding Festival!
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Birding Festival and enjoy our amazing diversity of breeding birds and
their habitats. The county offers a unique mix of boreal forest, wetland
habitats, and high altitude (4250') allowing the perfect birding
location each summer for breeding birds. To learn more about the
festival, visit us online.
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Tuesday, May 22, 2012
100 Ways that Lightroom Kick’s Bridge for Photographers.
Matt Kloskowski "I’ve been getting a TON of questions on the difference between Photoshop (and Bridge) and Lightroom. If you’re still wondering if Lightroom is for you then check out the videos that Scott and I did called 100 Ways that Lightroom Kick’s The Bridge’s Ass for Photographers."
Monday, May 21, 2012
New Color Fringe Correction Controls
New Color Fringe Correction Controls
One of the new enhancements to Lightroom 4.1 RC2 is the addition of new color fringe correction controls. What exactly is a color fringe correction? This blog post is intended to explain the problem and the solution we’ve provided in Lightroom 4.1.(For ACR customers it will also be included an upcoming version of ACR7 for Photoshop CS6, currently available as a public beta). The content in this post has been written by Eric Chan, the developer primarily responsible for implementing the solution.
http://blogs.adobe.com/lightroomjournal/2012/04/new-color-fringe-correction-controls.html
http://blogs.adobe.com/lightroomjournal/2012/04/new-color-fringe-correction-controls.html
Sunday, May 20, 2012
How to Create Light Streaming Through Trees in Photoshop
This photoshop tutorial will show you how create a scene where light is streaming through trees using a variety of tools.
Picturenaut is a free and easy to use HDR program
Picturenaut
Picturenaut is a free and easy to use HDR program, but very limited features for tone mapping. It does a great job of creating realistic HDR images.OS: Windows Only Price: FREE
http://www.hdrlabs.com
Pro – Free, simple to use for realistic results.
Con – Limited controls for tone mapping.
Picturenaut – Honest Opinion:Very easy HDR application to use. Since it’s free I recommend downloading and trying it out to see if it meets your needs.
For a complete review see: Top 10 Best HDR Software Review 2012
Saturday, May 19, 2012
New Exhibition...George Fellner
A
"hot off the press" poster for my upcoming exhibition: Imaginary Realms
- Spirit Journey Continuum at the Mary C. Daly RSM Art Gallery, Mercy
Center @ Madison (spiritual retreat & conference center). There
will be 25 images in the show with 10 new ones exhibited for the first
time... Hope you get a chance to check it out….!
George Fellner
Friday, May 18, 2012
Landscape Photography Enhancements with Nik Viveza 2 and Silver Efex Pro 2 – with Joe Brady
Landscape Photography Enhancements with Nik Viveza 2 and Silver Efex Pro 2 – with Joe Brady
| 5/24/2012 | 11:00 AM EDT | Register here > |
| 5/24/2012 | 1:00 PM EDT | Register here > |
Join us for this free webinar with host Joe Brady as he shares his techniques and workflow for turning good landscape photographs into great images with beauty and impact. Featuring the capabilities of both Nik's Viveza 2 and Silver Efex Pro 2, Joe will share his insights using these two softwares from within Adobe Photoshop and in some cases, use them in ways you might not have thought of.
Before starting any serious image editing, Joe will provide a quick overview of how and why he uses X-Rite's monitor profiling equipment so that we know the image on the screen is accurate to the file. Then the magic of Viveza 2 and Silver Efex Pro 2 will be demonstrated step-by-step so that you can put the power and simplicity of these Nik softwares to use right away.
About the Presenter:
Joe Brady is a photographer, educator, workshop leader and studio owner who has been teaching Adobe Photoshop for twenty years. He produces and presents numerous online educational webinars for companies including X-Rite, Sekonic, PocketWizard, Induro and Mamiya/Leaf having had over 100,000 viewers in 2011. A speaker at many local and national venues, Joe also teaches hands-on photography workshops around the country specializing in landscape photography.
Thursday, May 17, 2012
Creating Pleasing Blurs by Denise Ippolito On-Line Course
On-Line Courses
This course covers the basics of creating pleasingly blurred images, the factors that influence the degree of blurring and a variety of both in-the-field and Photoshop techniques that can be used to create pleasingly blurred images. I will teach you many creative ways to move your lens during the exposure to create a variety of artistic blurred images of flowers, trees, water, birds and landscapes. I will teach you to recognize situations where subject movement can be used to your advantage. You will learn how shutter speed affects the degree of blurring and how to control the amount of blur.
Today we live in the digital world and creating pleasingly blurred images is a great way to express your creative side. Join me for this online course and unleash the artist in you.
How does this course work? Each week you will be sent a PDF of information outlining your assignments along with all the information you will need to complete the weekly assignment. At the end of the week you will submit images for critique to the instructor. Your instructor (in this case Denise) will critique the images and give you her thoughts and suggestions for improvement. You will then move on to the next step. Due to schedules and time constraints students will be asked to complete the weekly assignment in a timely manner.
4 WEEK COURSE $179.00
What This Course Covers:
Week 1: What key elements are needed to create pleasing blurs.
In this week we will cover the fundamentals of blurs. We will go over aperture, shutter speed, lighting conditions and tripod use.
We will also go over what you should look for in the field and what conditions are best for blurred images. An outline of equipment that can be helpful but not necessarily needed. We will get started creating just the right amount of blur. Learning to control the amount of blur will be paramount.
Week 2: Getting started.
For this week we will cover camera movement and start to get more
creative with our images. Lots of different camera movements to
go over and try. It should be a fun week!
We will cover tips and tricks for capturing flocks of birds
as well as groups of flowers. Camera settings, lighting and composition will
all be covered this week also.
Week 3:Movement:
Zoom Blurs, Panning Blurs and Motion Blurs will be our focus for this week.
There are lots of different motion blurs including water and
wind blurs. We will be covering all of the above during this week..
Week 4: Fine tuning Your Blurs.
This week we will cover processing your blurs with the help of
Photoshop. Cropping and sharpening as well as noise reduction. Adding more
drama to your blurs in Photoshop. How to create a zoom blur in Photoshop.
Detailed critiquing of your images from the week.
Recommended Gear:
• A digital DSLR camera
• Zoom lens (you can still take this course with out one)
• Photoshop Elements or CS. (It is not required but it can be helpful in the processing)
In this week we will cover the fundamentals of blurs. We will go over aperture, shutter speed, lighting conditions and tripod use.
We will also go over what you should look for in the field and what conditions are best for blurred images. An outline of equipment that can be helpful but not necessarily needed. We will get started creating just the right amount of blur. Learning to control the amount of blur will be paramount.
For this week we will cover camera movement and start to get more
creative with our images. Lots of different camera movements to
go over and try. It should be a fun week!
We will cover tips and tricks for capturing flocks of birds
as well as groups of flowers. Camera settings, lighting and composition will
all be covered this week also.
Zoom Blurs, Panning Blurs and Motion Blurs will be our focus for this week.
There are lots of different motion blurs including water and
wind blurs. We will be covering all of the above during this week..
This week we will cover processing your blurs with the help of
Photoshop. Cropping and sharpening as well as noise reduction. Adding more
drama to your blurs in Photoshop. How to create a zoom blur in Photoshop.
Detailed critiquing of your images from the week.
• A digital DSLR camera
• Zoom lens (you can still take this course with out one)
• Photoshop Elements or CS. (It is not required but it can be helpful in the processing)
Adobe Photoshop CS6 and onOne Software Products
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It is our policy to make non-major releases of our software available to
registered users of the most recent product at no cost (as a downloadable
update).The list below is our currently shipping products which are eligible for our free compatibility update for Photoshop CS6. We have included the software update links below for each product as we have not seen major issues when running these with Photoshop CS6. Please use these latest updates in order to run your onOne product with Photoshop CS6.
Note: If you have installed CS6 on the same system as your onOne Software product and the onOne product does not appear, please make sure to install the latest version of your onOne Software product in order for it to appear in CS6.
The updates are posted near the top of each page on the following links.
- Perfect Photo Suite 6 – Update to Perfect Photo Suite 6.1 here
- Perfect Resize 7 Professional Edition – Update to Perfect Resize 7.0.7 Professional Edition here
- Perfect Resize 7 Standard Edition – Update to Perfect Resize 7.0.7 Standard Edition here
- Perfect Effects 3 – Update to Perfect Effects 3.0.2 here
- Perfect Portrait 1 – Update to Perfect Portrait 1.1 here
- Perfect Mask 5 – Update to Perfect Mask 5.1 here
- Perfect Layers 2 – Update to Perfect Layers 2.02 here
- Focal Point 2 – Update to FocalPoint 2.0.9b here
- PhotoFrame 4.6 Pro – Update to PhotoFrame 4.6.7 Professional edition here
- PhotoTools 2.6 Pro – Not currenty available
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Note: You will be able to access the onOne product through the File>Automate menu in Photoshops CS6.
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