
The Pro’s certainly outweigh the Cons with On1 Effects 10. It was very slow even with 32 Gigs of Ram and a 2 Gig Video Card supporting it. At one point I had built up 5 Filters and started masking. Masking can be very slow and in-turn inaccurate.It makes the colors pop more and makes it a bit easier to see the varying degrees of tonal contrast in your images as you edit. It seems that 90%of the time I like the look of my images when edited on a darker interface.

I did a study a while back on the UI of Photoshop and how it affected your editing decisions.

Increased Workflow Efficiency in Photoshop as Effects 10 can now be found in the Filter section rather than Automate.Much of what was good in Perfect Effects 9 remains the same in On1 Effects 10, but here are some more of my thoughts as I worked through Effects 10 over the last few days:

Black and White Effects has been turned into a Filter in Effects 10.Moved from the File > Automate section of Photoshop to the Filters section.Faster image processing (there is a noticeable difference).Noteworthy new features from Perfect Effects 9 to 10: It may not seem like much has changed, but there have been some significant improvements that I will point out along the way. The new On1 Effects 10 was released last week and I have had the luxury of taking a look at all of its new features. It was almost a year ago that I took a good solid look at On1’s Perfect Effects 9.
