When you launch the desired filter, a window pops up. This window has a canvas area where you can see the image and one or two adjustment panels on the side.
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*Note that Dfine, Viveza and Sharpener Pro only have the adjustment panel on the right. Canvas is the area where you can see your image and the adjustments you’re making to it. First of all, you can change the background color so that you can best appreciate the photo. The default setting displays the canvas and the panels, that way you can see what you’re doing.īy clicking the button on top that has a lightbulb in it, you can switch to black, white or grey. However, you can hide the panels at any time by clicking the buttons on the top corner(s). You can also press the Tab key on your keyboard for this. Still on the top bar, and regardless of how many panels you have shown, there’s always the display choices. You can have the Single Image Mode that shows your entire image with the adjustments. To see the original image, you can click the Compare button. Using the Compare button gives you a side by side comparison or a split image comparison. The two buttons are on top next to the Single View one. Regarding panels, on the left, you’ll have the available filters when you are in Color Efex Pro, HDR Efex Pro, Analogue Pro, Silver Efex Pro. In this section, you can see all the possible filters or narrow down the choices by category.Īlso, in most of them (except Color Efex Pro), you’ll have a thumbnail preview of them.īelow the categories and filters, you’ll find the Recipes. Presets and Recipes are a combination of filters that allow you to apply multiple filters and adjustments with one click. These are handy if you’re a beginner and want to have options that are more automized. However, you can create your own so that you can apply the same adjustments to multiple images. It’s a very useful tool.īe careful not to apply it after you’ve already made some adjustments because they get overwritten by the recipe. Note: If you change your mind about the recipe or anything else you’ve done, you’ll find the History button at the bottom where you can retrace your steps and go back. On the right panel, you’ll have all the adjustments to personalize the filter or effect that you’re working on. This is available in all of the filters, but each one has different choices and possibilities.įinally, when you click OK at the bottom, the changes get applied as a new layer on top of the original image.
However, if you only want to apply it to specific areas, click on Brush instead of clicking OK. That way, it gets applied as a layer mask. Then you can ‘paint’ the changes onto the desired parts. Here is what’s new ( the NIK Collection sale is ending today): When you’re done, click Apply on the bottom of the Nik panel.Today DxO released Nik Collection version 4.2. Nik Collection is compatible with Adobe Photoshop running natively on Apple M1 devices.Performance improvements for Nik Silver Efex U Point technology resulting in more responsive Control Points and adjustments.Nik Viveza and Nik Silver Efex effects are applied to the images when launched from the latest version of CaptureOne.
Metadata are lost when a user edits an image with Nik Color Efex, Nik Analog Efex, Nik HDR Efex, Nik Dfine and Nik Sharpener plugins.The “Check for update” popup hides behind the interface of Nik Color Efex, Nik Analog Efex, Nik HDR Efex, Nik Dfine and Nik Sharpener, blocking Adobe Photoshop.Nik Viveza and Nik Silver Efex block Adobe Photoshop when launched from Filter menu while editing a Smart Object layer on macOS.Nik Viveza and Nik Silver Efex interfaces overlap the Color Picker window on macOS.
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