ON1 Announces ON1 360°

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Today ON1 announced their mobile editing and cloud sync offering - ON1 360°. What is ON1 360°? It is a new end-to-end photography workflow solution for capturing, editing, and accessing photos seamlessly between multiple computers and mobile devices. It will be available in late June 2020.

In a nutshell, ON1 360° enables you to sync your photos, albums, metadata, and cataloged folders across macOS, Windows, and mobile devices. Very cool stuff. This opens up a lot of possibilities for ON1 users that work on-the-go or use multiple systems for their photo work.

Rather than repeat the full press release, here are the key takeaways as I see them:

  • Single Workflow: Use a single application, ON1 Photo RAW, to organize, edit, and and sync your photos.

  • ON1 Mobile: A new mobile app to capture, edit, and sync photos is coming for both iOS and Android. It will be free to everyone and snap into the ON1 360° ecosystem.

  • Complete Control: You choose where photos are stored (local or in the cloud) and what photos to sync (some, all, or none). ON1 is also introducing a compressed RAW format to store more photos in the cloud (opt-in, not mandatory).

  • Photos Stay In Sync: Photos created and edited sync edits and metadata across devices. All non-destructively.

  • Pricing: The synchronization and cloud storage features are a subscription. ON1 Photo RAW remains available as a perpetual license. Add or remove the 360° service and continue to use ON1 Photo RAW to organize and develop photos.

Got more questions? Check the ON1 360° FAQ for more details.


Scott Davenport

Scott Davenport is a landscape photographer and photo educator and based in San Diego, California. He leads photo workshops, writes photo books, hosts podcasts, makes tutorial videos, and feels weird referring to himself in the 3rd person.

He also can't help getting his feet wet photographing at the beach.

https://scottdavenportphoto.com
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