Apr 16, 2017
I never grow tired of playing with curl noise structures. They are so satisfying to look at.
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I never grow tired of playing with curl noise structures. They are so satisfying to look at.
Tonight I thought I’d mess around with something I’ve had for a long time but never figured out how to use; Google Nik presets. I’ve made extensive use of a few select presets on Google’s Snapseed app for my mobile phone photography, and for a long time now I’ve been looking for something fun to play with in Lighroom. In my opinion, the Analog Effects that the Nik collection has works pretty well. There’s definitely a lot of filters that I found totally useless; ones meant to look like expired or cross-processed film and other odd effects. But I quickly explored through and found a few that I liked and edited a few new and some old photos. These are just a few of the ones I played with. Overall I’d recommend the Google Nik collection, but it can be complex to get working on a Windows computer and it has a lot of extra fluff in it.
Matt K: Nik is Dead – My Free Survival Guide on Switching to ON1
Matt K: Nik is Dead – My Free Survival Guide on Switching to ON1
https://mattk.com/nik-dead-free-survival-guide-switching-on1/ “Last month I saw a ton of questions, Facebook/Twitter posts and just about everything else when Google/Nik stopped working for some people. It seems there was a software update that broke it for some folks, but it also seems like there are some workarounds that will get it to work…. … Rather than write any more about this. Or complain…
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More Google Nik Efex
More Google Nik Efex
I am definitely in love with this software. It’s seriously easy to use, and per yesterday’s post, it was FREE. Google Nik Efex doesn’t have a lot of bells and whistles but it can certainly produce some lovely results. My first attempt yesterday used HDR Efex to combine the RAW images, however, I find the result appears to be a little cleaner if I use Lightroom to combine the images into HDR –…
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