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NIK COLLECTION FULL SOFTWARE
NIK COLLECTION FULL SERIES
The program is a series 7 plugin creative for Windows and Adobe CC, offers filters, display and other photo editing tools to create stunning images. Nik Collection 2018 by DxO is a software photo editing, creative, powerful, and easily accessed by the plugin DxO. But if you also ‘deconstruct’ the Recipes that other people have created, you can often discover features you didn’t know about or editing ideas and effects you might never have thought of.Download Nik Collection by DxO 4 - The software includes a variety of Plugins powerful for Windows and Adobe CC provide perfect photo editing Nik Collection by DxO: The best way to find out what you can do with the filters in Color Efex Pro is just to try them out, both individually and in combination. Here’s another instance where the filter has been used at reduced opacity. This filter is not always convincing on its own, but it works well here in conjunction with the others. The Sunlight filter doesn’t just attempt to replicate the color of warm sunlight, it also adds a soft, summery ‘glow’. You’ll see from the drop-down that you can also adjust the Luminosity curve, so that you can change the contrast without affecting the saturation. They are small adjustments and quite subtle. By default, you adjust all three RGB curves at once, but you’ll see from the drop-down menu that you can adjust the red, green and blue channels individually, and that’s what’s been done in this Recipe. You can adjust Levels by dragging the black and white point sliders under the horizontal axis (keep your eye on the Histogram display at the bottom of the tools panel) and adjust the curve by adding control points and dragging them to reshape the curve. The filter has a strength slider, set to 33% here, so there’s no need to use the opacity slider this time.Ĭolor Efex Pro is full of hidden depths, and the Levels & Curves filter is just one example. In practice, you can use it to try out different color shifts, just by choosing different effects from this drop-down menu. In theory, the Cross Processing filter simulates the effect of processing color film in different ‘wrong’ chemicals. So the designer of this preset used the Old Photo filter at just 17% opacity to apply a hint of that sepia monochromatic look but keep most of the color in the image. This isn’t for any single Control Point, but for the whole panel.
So why hasn’t it here? If you expand the Control Points section in this and other filter panels you’ll see an Opacity slider. 1 on the menu, used here, would normally produce a gritty old-style sepia image in black and white. Even more interesting is the way it’s been used here. It simulates old black and white and color images, and you can choose the effect from the drop down menu (highlighted) in the panel (also highlighted). The Color Efex Pro Old Photo filter is very interesting. These are the filters and settings used to create this Recipe
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