We are excited to announce the immediate availability of Photo RAW 2018 Beta 4. We continue to be amazed with the feedback we’ve received from the ON1 community. This version addresses a bunch more issues reported by customers. You can download ON1 Photo RAW 2018 Beta 4 here.
- Fixed a crash, black preview and most flickering on macOS 10.13 High Sierra and NVIDIA video cards
- Improved HDR alignment, deghosting and tone-mapping
- Improved Highlight recovery in HDR
- Improved results from the Highlights slider in Tone & Color
- Improved support for the Sony A77v and Canon Rebel T6
- Improved matching lens metadata to lens correction profiles
- Improved metadata handling for capture date and rotation when conflicting metadata is present
- Added the Read Metadata from Photo menu command to resolve metadata conflicts
- Improved the matching of the preview and exported photo
- Fixed an issue where color fringing wasn’t always exporting correctly
- Made the labels on the tool-well and bumpers easier to read
- Improved Auto Tone algorithm (still working on this)
- Fixed a caching issuing with retouching that caused retouching to happen again and again
- Fixed an issue where deleting a version on an smb share would delete the original too
- Tons of other bug fixes and performance improvements
We are committed to fixing each of the issues reported by the community before the final release goes out next week. Please download ON1 Photo RAW 2018 Beta 4 and continue sending your feedback.
7 comments on “ON1 Photo RAW Beta 4 – Now Available!”
On November 3, 2017 at 4:56 pm Jay Herman wrote:
Unfortunately, after updating to Beta 4, the screen flickering issues when moving sliders are still just as bad as ever for me. The problem started in ON1 2017 after I updated to High Sierra, and it is much worse in 2018, with the screen not only flickering, but also flashing to magenta and zooming down to a thumbnail as I move any slider. I have also sent an update with screen recording to ON1 support on the case that I have open.
On November 6, 2017 at 8:47 pm Jay Herman replied:
Why is this comment hidden from view? I’m not trying to be negative–just stating what happened.
On November 7, 2017 at 12:33 pm Patrick Smith replied:
Hello Jay, Each of these will be addressed in the final release. It looks like it was fixed post beta 4.
On November 5, 2017 at 5:15 am David Price wrote:
I have used Beta Four since yesterday, to develop a handful of photos and to create a layered composition of fireworks, (which I have added to the Gallery).
So far, I have encountered a few wobbles and odd pauses, but essentially it has worked in a very impressive manner. No bugs to report so far, other than I am having to manually select the correct lens corrections.
Over all impressions are very good. I hope that everyone else is having an equally good experience.
Best wishes, David Price.
On November 9, 2017 at 6:44 am Wayne Gallagher wrote:
Finally tried and HDR. Have to say, it looks pretty impressive. Natural look requested, natural look received. Well rendered from Highlights to keep shadows, without all the adjustments that I have had to do in other software. It is only my first HDR in this software, but initially looks very good.
On November 9, 2017 at 7:20 am Wayne Gallagher wrote:
Not sure why the color of the icon for the module you are working in is now white, there is not enough contrast to really see this at a glance, quickly, I liked the yellow better, it was a quick glance to know where I was working.
On November 9, 2017 at 11:47 am Wayne Gallagher replied:
OK, I found the setting for this, my bad, although I don’t recall changing this, but at any rate, found it, fixed it, done.
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