Advanced Tips and Techniques With Silver Efex Pro - Part 2
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- Discover more advanced options that are available in Silver Efex Pro, the best software for black & white photography .
If you are interested in seeing the powerful features of Silver Efex Pro, then this is the webinar for you! If you are starting out, check out The Basics Of Starting Out With Silver Efex Pro - Part 1.
Dan Hughes will walk you through the following:
• Using the Zone System to control tonal values in an image
• Creating, Updating, and Exporting Presets
• Going deeper into using Control Points and different available options
• Using the Brush in Photoshop with Silver Efex Pro
• Discover where to find more useful tips!
About the instructor: Dan Hughes is an award-winning photographer and esteemed photography faculty member at the Rochester Institute of Technology. Dan’s personal practice revolves around experimentation with careful analysis with more than 15 years in the photography industry ranging from commercial photography to fine art printmaking all the way to software development and photography education.
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Thank you so much for taking your time to explain the application in detail. I noticed few things you've repeated from Part - 1, like updating the custom or creating a custom preset, which I really admire because you've kept the new audience in mind who haven't seen the 1st Part. Great attention to detail. Tons of gratitude to you. I look forward to learn more from you.
This was awesome as was part 1; these videos have enticed me to do more B&W and use Silver Effect Pro with them! Thanks!
I cannot get to the web site with the webinars
Thank you. This video really helped.
Very clever idea to mix layers.
On the control point, I don’t have any of the sliders. I have to go over to the right hand panel to adjust. I’d prefer to do it from the image itself. How do I get the drop down sliders on the control point on the image ?
When i click on a control point slider, such as the area of influence, my mouse does not engage the slider. Thus, I have no way to change the area of influence. Any idea what's going on and how to fix this. I am able to change the other sliders, of course, with the sliders on the right panel. However, I have not found another alternative to adjust
the area of influence. This problem is common for me as to all Nik filters.
super tuto. if sep2 had a brush with edge detection and same stack capability than color efex pro, we could do the stacking of two black and white conversions in a very efficient way. sep2 didn't receive the powerful interface of cep4 when google acquired Nik and we still suffer these lacks.
Valuable training
Thank you
there is plenty of room on toolbar to add a "original" button which directly shows color image. never understood why Nik did that trick in history. so we would have original color and staring bw buttons close to each others.
Great thanks
How do I reinstall the previous version? This version is cosmetic at best and laggy as. Using the sliders on Mac M1 is slow to render/react
it seems sep2 tif file is also non destructive from dxo as we have in lightroom. great ! can we expect in next update you can make sections in your xmp... for a cascade of plugins non destructive ? i mean that if we use color efex pro4 just to add glamour glow, only cep4 is non destructive while sep2 cannot be re-edit anymore. this was the reason why i suggested in the past to migrate sep2 inside cep4.
What does luminance do in control points on version 3?
Great stuff, but please - when there are 2 or more ways of doing something, tell us there are X ways, but only show ONE! nb just been trying combining Layers in Photoshop - some really interesting effects when you apply Blends. "Lighter Color" instantly does something very similar to mask painting.