#Name photos in on1 photo raw skin

PR also integrates directly with my cloud storage, i.e. optionally using one of the best resize modules in existence, which used to be known as Perfect Fractals.

I can then export them as JPEG, PSD, TIFF, or PNG. After I've added effects, I can save the entire stack (optionally together with the changes in the Develop module) as a new preset, which I can then apply to other photos.

#Name photos in on1 photo raw skin

I then use the Browse module to cull them, the Develop module to do what I would have done in Lightroom, the Effects module to add 'filters' such as Antique, Bleach Bypass, Color Enhancer, Dynamic Contrast, Glow, Lens Blur, Skin Retouching, Split Tone, Vintage, etc. I copy raw photos from my camera into a folder on my Windows PC and Photo Raw (PR) recognises them immediately and 'imports' them into its database in just the same way that LR did with other raw formats. I used to use Lightroom 4.4 with Perfect Effects and ON1 Photo 10 (the predecessors to Photo Raw) and LR doesn't recognise raw photos from my Panasonic TZ70, So I upgraded to Photo Raw 2018 and use only that in standalone mode. And with all due respect to Kodiak, I don't think it's a dead end or I wouldn't have invested in it.

He's right that it's not a pixel editor in the way that Photoshop and Gimp are, though you can use a brush to add colour to an image using the same modes as Photoshop (e.g. RW2 raw files, as well as raw files from my Nikon D5100 and Samsung NX2000, so I don't know why Kodiak Qc says it's not a raw processor.