But the cool thing with this is that I can set certain folders as a cataloged folder. My favorite way is to leave all the images inside their respective folders as they are placed on the hard drive. This includes zooming in to check focus on all the images.įrom within the browse panel, there is also a host of options for grouping and sorting your images. If there are a group of images you want to compare, you can easily select the group and compare to one another. This allows you to cull through images at a much faster pace.
When scrolling from image to image, there is no lag as the next image is brought up. This allows you to instantly start sorting through images. So when you click on a folder, the images are instantly there. Instead of importing images and waiting for image previews to be created, ON1 uses the embedded JPEG that is part of the raw file. With ON1 Photo RAW, this process is so much faster and painless.
Otherwise, I would just be sitting around the next morning waiting for Lightroom to finish working. If I want to be able to jump right into editing the next day, then I have to start the import process the day before and just let it run overnight. The reason why I have to do this is because of just how long it takes Lightroom to import images into a catalog. In my normal Lightroom workflow, I normally get home from a shoot and have to instantly start uploading images and creating catalogs. Thankfully, ON1 Photo RAW does things a bit different. One of my biggest problems when using Lightroom is just how long it takes to start viewing my images.
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