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nik Color Efex Pro 2.0 Filters
Wouldn’t it be nice not to have to rely on in-camera techniques to produce all of your creative photographs. Lately, I’ve been using the new nik Color Efex Pro 2.0 collection of 75 filters, which works with any plug-in-compatible photo application. When I’m shooting, I take pictures that I might not normally take because I know I can enhance them with a nik filter or filters.
It’s easy to see applied effects with side-by-side examples. There’s a Basic mode for semi-automatic application of a filter (you can still control aspects of the filter’s effects), as well as an Advanced mode, which gives you even more control over
the application of the filter. List price: $99 to $299.
Contact: nik multimedia, (888) 284-4085, www.nikmultimedia.com.
2 Enhanced 16-bit functionality for working with the expanded range of 16-bit images
3 A new Selective module that enables users to apply any filter to any part of an image