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OnOne software
Do anyone have any experience of OnOne software's applications?
I've been trying out the free Perfect Effects 4, and it seem quite nice. Pondering if the cost for the whole suite (version 8.1 now) would be justified.
What do you think of the products included in the suite?
I've been trying out the free Perfect Effects 4, and it seem quite nice. Pondering if the cost for the whole suite (version 8.1 now) would be justified.
What do you think of the products included in the suite?
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I have the OnOne Suite but an older version 6.1
In there was a section called PhotoTools 2.6 and I really like that, and it was available as a 'standalone' and I think they replaced it with Perfect Effects.
The only other thing I really like and use is Perfect Resize where I can upscale an image to a really large size if I have canvas prints 20x30 inch and over and it does a fantastic job, better than PS's Bicubic Interpolation upsize.
Focal Point, never used
Perfect Effects 3, rarely
Perfect Portrait tried and it was pretty cumbersome, but as I said I have 6.1 and it may have improved
Perfect Resize 7, fantastic
Photoframe 4.6 used it, but I found using the Nik (Google) software with the Borders in the Color Efex Pro 4 to be much easier, but, there are some fantastic backgrounds in Photoframe so I applied quite a few to a PSD and saved that and when I want a background when doing up Wedding Albums, I opened the PSD and merely copy the bckgrnd I want.
PhotoTools 2.6 (now discontinued) great.
That's about all I can tell you, I supposed you have been to the site and watched the videos, etc. you would have to draw your own conclusions on it.
Just thought, have you downloaded a Trial go yet if available?
Still, if you really like free one and it's something you would use constantly then I am sure you will find uses for a couple of the others.
As I said, Perfect Resize is absolutely brilliant.