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NIK Collection Silver Efex is great for black and white images, but did you know it is also terrific for color toning for Vintage Looks?
I wanted to take this Film noir-inspired vintage image of model Emily Reinhard and create an even more vintage wet-plate photo look.
DxO Labs, presents the latest edition of Nik Collection, the photo editing suite of seven premium applications which, extend the capabilities of programs such as Photoshop, Lightroom, Affinity Photo, and DxO PhotoLab.
How to Remove blemishes, and simple retouching as well as fly-away hairs in DxO PhotoLab7 with the quick retouching tool.
Let's take a quick look at fixing horizon lines and such in the DXO PhotoLab 7 Geometry Panel. It's quick and easy.
Join me as I explore The FX panel in DXO PhotoLab 7 with this cool slightly retro-looking photo of model Eden from a recent shoot, where we covered the studio walls in newspaper. I run through everything in the FX panel from adding your own personalised watermark to adding filters, blur, vignettes and light leaks!
Have you checked out Film Pack 7 by DxO yet? Awesome program if you adore film emulators like I do. So many options for colour and B&W, plus the Time Machine is in there too. Get a history lesson AND some vintage inspiration all at the same time.
A super quick and easy one for today, how to export your images from DXO Photolab7 to your PC.
Do you enjoy film emulators? Those that can add an analog or retro film look to your digital photos? Then perhaps you might like to check out DxO Time Machine. It’s available in Photolab7 (with the Film Pack add-on) and FilmPack 7. I have been playing with Film Pack 7 a lot lately and love the results.
Exploration of DxO Photolab 7, a fantastic tool for enhancing your images providing an excellent layout for efficient editing performance.
DxO PhotoLab is non-destructive and makes a new DOP file with all corrections and filters, so it is really no different in that regard to Lightroom. So what does it offer? Well to start with — price. If you are just after the basics of PhotoLab, it’s only $129 (You can get Nik and PhotoLab 2 for $149.00). There’s also no Subscription.
