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1. #Nik analog efex pro v2 portraits skin
2. #Nik analog efex pro v2 portraits software
3. #Nik analog efex pro v2 portraits professional

So, not a wasted night, even though I'm thoroughly miffed at myself for deleting the Zelda save file.

#Nik analog efex pro v2 portraits software

What I would really like to see from this software is a bit deeper control over the Black and White conversion, and the ability to use the Bokeh filter in the Classic Camera setting. I was really impressed by the film toning and the Bokeh filter. They may suit a different image, and to each their own. I personally don't care much for the "Toy Camera" or "Vintage Camera" settings, they just seemed a bit tacky/instagrammy.

#Nik analog efex pro v2 portraits professional

You can go from your starting image to something very useful in moments, and the results are professional and clean. The software is very simple, fast loading and easy to use. My first impression of Analog Efex Pro is very positive. The film grain is more subtle, and the details aren't as enhanced. This has a bit more cyan toning to it, as well as desaturation. The basic idea is that you pick a camera type over on the left and then adjust the settings over on the right.

#Nik analog efex pro v2 portraits skin

I really like the warm skin tone in this result. This plug-in is meant to simulate the effects that you used to get with the older film cameras. Very subtle film toning, not too much of a deviation from the original, but slightly desaturated and more detailed. This is what the "Bokeh" filter is capable of. Notice the out of focus areas on my shoulder where previously it was in focus. I noticed that Nik software had added Analog Efex Pro to my plug in collection, so I booted it up to see what it was about. I chose my image to work with (unprocessed shot at the top of the post) and cleaned up a little acne and stray hairs. I was pleased with the final result after about 10 minutes positioning my lighting and 20 minutes of finding the right pose. Additionally, I placed a small flash behind me to light up the background and provide a nice natural vignette. I decided that a feathered lastolite ezybox softbox approach would work well. I just don't have the features that get the best out of that lighting setup. With help from the Nik Collection, you can take the ‘ordinary’ and make it a little bit different In this video we use Niks Analog Efex Pro2 to not only present our image in a different way, but to also vary the colours and tones. Initially, used a beauty dish and reflector to set up a basic clam shell configuration, which worked well but didn't exactly flatter me. Had recently purchased a Savage Thunder Grey seamless background for doing portraits, and I haven't had much opportunity to work with it. I broke out my camera gear and started building a backdrop and light setup. Well, time to go find something else to do. I absent-mindedly deleted it last night while not paying attention. In fact, I had a saved file in The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess that I was spending some time on to chill out and unwind. I was going to take the night off last night, relax and play some video games.