Finally, the exotic Lomography Redscale 100 was chosen for its warm colors. The reversal film Fujichrome Provia 400X was chosen for its excellent granularity and contrast, radiant colors and even gray balance, making it ideal for landscape, nature and portrait photography. The playful instant film Fujifilm Instax offers a color balance and tonal range that is superior to Polaroid films, resulting in detailed and precise photos. The instant film Fujifilm FP-100C was selected for its ability to accurately reproduce colors and its rich tonal gradations, which is ideal for any situation involving bright light. The reversal film Agfa Precisa CT 100 was picked for its iconic neutral effect and deep blues, making it perfect for landscape photography. The new film types are:Įach film was carefully selected for its chromatic intensity and fine grain. New film typesįeaturing five new classic films to Color Efex Pro 4, the program that lets users stylize their images to give a unique feel and appearance. This update features new film types as well as complete compatibility with Affinity Photo 1.8. These are seen on the right side of the interface as in the following screenshot.Overnight, DxO unveiled the latest update to the Nik Collection, version 2.5.
Depending on the version of Analog Efex you’re using, you may find one or more filters are already applied to the image. When the plugin launches you will see your chosen image in the centre. To create a double exposure photo, first open the first image that you want to use in Analog Efex Pro. This also includes a Double Exposure filter that makes creating double exposure photography simple. It’s intended to apply special effects to images like those you might see in film photography.
You can use these plugins with compatible photo editing tools like Lightroom, Photoshop and Affinity Photo, but they can also be used as stand-alone editors.Īnalog Efex is just one plugin in the Nik Collection and was recently upgraded to version 3 in the recently launched Nik Collection 5. If you are familiar with the Nik Collection, you will know that it’s a collection of powerful photo editing plugins. Fortunately, the Nik Collection has a simple solution in the Analog Efex Plugin. When this happens, I could use either Affinity Photo or Photoshop to merge two images, but the process isn’t always easy.
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