Analog Efex contains a few film plate cameras, a video camera, point-and-shoot thingy and more, and you can create your own camera modules. This plug-in lets you alter your image, based on characteristics of other cameras. I started with Analog Efex Pro 2, a plug-in that wasn’t in the Collection when I last saw it. The integration is brilliant, the interface to open the plug-in you need is well done and the plug-ins themselves are crisp, modern and user-friendly.ĭxO has included 40 new “En Vogue” styles, including Blue Monday and Clarity Bump as well as a whole set of B&W settings - most of these are nice, but if you’re even a little bit creative you’ll want to create your own looks.
I tried NIK Collection 2 with the DxO Photolab 2 host app and it works smoothly.
DxO is picking up where Google messed up this fine software. The wait was for a new version that would really show us what DxO plans to do with the software. Knowing DxO Labs’ expertise from their other apps – Photolab 2, ViewPoint 3 and FilmLab 5 – I was very interested in what the company was going to do with the NIK Collection. DxO created over 40 new presets, includes U Point local adjustment RAW editing capabilities and adds support for HiDPI displays - which is interesting for Windows users only. NIK Collection 2 now includes Analog Efex Pro 2, Color Efex Pro 4, Dfine 2, HDR Efex Pro 2, Sharpener Pro 3 Output and Sharpener Pro 3 Raw Presharpening, Silver Efex Pro 2 and Viveza 2. DxO recently released a brand new version of NIK Collection.
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