With the island winds I found that dust was getting onto my sensor. With constant winds I found that I was being sand blasted regularly. The Canary Islands provided some pretty harsh conditions for my photography equipment. Having said that, ON1s resizing module does a great job of enlargements and a recent calibration using an X-rite colormunki produced promising results.

Printing accuracy within ON1 is not ideal so I find that I am exporting my images to Lightroom’s print module if there is an image I wish to print. This method produces much cleaner and smoother results. If I want to use a NIK application like Silver Effects Pro I must first process it using Iridient X-transformer then open the resulting dng file into Photoshop to access the NIK plugins. It is important to note is that ON1 does a poor job of converting the raw image into a TIFF before sending it to the NIK package.

If I desire more post processing then I will import my file into Lightroom, process it using Iridient X-transformer, then make general tonal adjustments in Lightroom before exporting to Photoshop for more advanced work. From time to time I still use the NIK collection (now owned by DXO) which uses control point technology for creating quick adjustment masks. If the shot requires less processing, then ON1 works perfectly. Tenerife Island – Fujifilm X-T20 + XF10-24mmF4 – 1/220s f9 ISO200 EV -1/3Īlthough I used ON1 2019.2 for most of my processing I still have not found the perfect workflow that will work with all images.

Iridient x transformer lightroom plugin