by Mike Wong on 07.06.10 in Education, General, News • 1 Comment
Join us on July 8th at 10am Pacific time for onOne University’s next live Pro Webinar, hosted by Laurie Excell. Laurie is an acclaimed wildlife photographer who shares her passion for nature through her photography and popular workshops. In this webinar, we’ll hear about her wildlife and nature photography work and tips and tricks that will help you create stunning images. Laurie will cover real world use of onOne Software’s PhotoTools, Focal Point, Photoframe and Genuine Fractals in an everyday workflow.
Webinar Detail & Registration Info
Wildlife and Landscape Photography with Laurie Excell
10am Pacific Time, July 8th 2010
(11am Mountain, 12pm Central, 1pm Eastern)
Register for free here
by Mike Wong on 06.21.10 in Education, General, News • 4 Comments
If you haven’t signed up already, be sure to check out the Color Workflow webinar we’re doing with Xrite tomorrow, June 22, 2010. Here’s a quick description of what you can expect in part 1 of this 2 part free online webinar.
Editing digital images in Adobe Photoshop can be both a rewarding and time consuming process that can prove even more challenging when your hard work doesn’t print like the image you see on your monitor. Join X-Rite and onOne software for a series of two free Webinars, June 22nd and June 29th, that will show you how to create prints that match your display along with quick and easy image edits to help you get the results you want.
- How to create custom camera profiles with X-Rite ColorChecker Passport
- How to custom white balance in-camera and in-software
- How to perform one-click color enhancements in Photoshop
- How to properly calibrate your monitor using X-Rite ColorMunki Photo
How to retouch your images using onOne PhotoTools 2.5 to attain a professional look. Learn how to:
- Preview and stack multiple effects on your image
- Use the built-in tools to control their strength as well as paint them in or out
- Retouch a portrait in as few as two steps
by Mike Wong on 05.17.10 in Education, General, News, Photography • 0 Comments
We’ve got another great webinar planned in our onOne University Pro Webinar Series. This month, our good friend Vincent Versace will be in our Portland, Oregon office to present Bokeh: The Science of Focus and the Art of Blur. Here is a brief description of what you can expect.
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by Mike Wong on 04.12.10 in Education, General, News, Photography, onOne Products • 0 Comments
UPDATE: The webinar is scheduled for April 19, 2010 not April 21st as originally posted. I apologize for any inconvenience.
As many of you know, we recently fired up our Webinars again and as part of commitment to provide you with excellent training through our onOne University, we’re starting a new series of webinars called the onOne Pro Webinar Series. As part of this new Pro Webinar Series, each month we’ll be featuring a professional photographer who is using onOne Software products in their work to improve their workflow or differentiate themselves or just have fun.
This month, on April 19, 2010, we’re honored to have professional photographer Kersti Malvre be a part of our very first Pro Webinar Series. In the webinar, using PhotoFrame 4.5, Kersti will show simple and quick techniques that can immediately add impact to an image and she will also demonstrate more sophisticated customization of backgrounds, frames and adornments to dramatically transform an image or create a stunning layout.
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by Mike Wong on 09.08.09 in Education, onOne Products • 6 Comments
One the ways that you can connect your iPhone or iPod Touch running our DSLR Camera Remote app to your computer is over an established Wi-Fi network. But what if you’re out on location and there is no established Wi-Fi network? For that scenario, you’ll want to create an Ad-Hoc Network like we did for our basketball video where we didn’t have an existing wi-fi connection.
Now for the most part, using an Ad-hoc network works just fine, but I found out the hard way during a press meeting, that if you have an iPhone 3Gs, connecting over an ad-hoc network requires an extra step in order for it to work. I haven’t researched this in-depth, but I’m guessing that somehow when you connect to an ad-hoc network that the iPhone is still on the 3G network and those two network connections interfere with each other somehow causing a less than reliable connection between the DSLR Camera Remote app on the iPhone and the server (this may not be confined to just our app, but I haven’t explored it any further than our app).
Here’s what I did to get around the connection problem.
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