Nik Collection 2.5 by DxO is now compatible with Affinity 1.8 (Serif) Silver Efex Pro 2 applying the wrong film type for some presets is now fixedĬolor Efex Pro 4 updated some filters’ names in the filter library in Japanese Viveza 2 color issue when launched from Affinity is fixed with Affinity 1.8 You will now have the ability to emulate the following film types:Īgfa Precisa 100, Fuji FP 100C, Fuji Instax, Fuji Provia 400X and Lomo RedScale 100Ĭolor Efex Pro 4 displays a new category “FILM” in the filter libraryĬolor Efex Pro 4 updated the filter name “Film Efex: Modern” to “Film Efex: Modern (Branded)” It was free to me as I had already bought Nik Collection 2.Ĭolor Efex Pro 4 includes a new series of 5 film types. You’ll find the new film simulations in the “Film Efex: Modern (Branded)” filter together with dozens of existing simulations.An upgraded version of the NIK Collection 2 is now available. These are carefully selected from colour films that have left their mark on the history of Analog Photography. What’s new in the Nik Collection 2.5 is that DxO has added five new film simulations. If you haven’t tried this, you won’t believe how effective and easy it is to use. A good example is the Pro Contrast filter which includes a slider to correct the colour cast in an image.

Some of these are special effects, but others I turn to frequently for improving my landscape photography. If you’re not familiar with Nik Color Efex Pro, it’s a plug-in with a collection of 55 different filters. Well this time it’s the turn of another of my favourite plug-ins Nik Color Efex Pro. We’ve already seen the Nik Collection 2.3 introduce new film simulations to Silver Efex Pro. DxO has released version 2.5 of the Nik Collection and if you’re a fan of film you’ll be happy.

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