6/17/2023 0 Comments Nik viveza tutorial![]() Make sure to go over to and check out the full release about this new free course. What about Viveza, Dfine, Sharpener and Analog Efex?.Silver Effects and ON1 Black and Whites.Five Things I Think You’ll Like Better In ON1 Effects.Using Color Efex Presets and ON1 Presets.Using Color Efex Filters and ON1 Filters.How to Launch ON1 Effects from Lightroom or Photoshop.I don’t spend much time on them because most people have a workflow in a raw editor, and all of these tasks should be done there (where you get better results anyway), rather than a plug-in. All I want to do is give you an option if you want to find an alternative to Nik, and show you what I personally use.įinally, I briefly touch on Viveza, Analog Efex, Sharpener, and Dfine. I won’t get in to the debate of whether or not there’s anything comparable to Silver Efex, since that’s in the eye of the beholder. ![]() Then I cover Silver Efex Pro and how to get something similar in ON1 Effects with their black & white conversion. If you even use Curves anymore (which most people don’t), that would be something you’d do in your raw editor of choice (I personally use Lightroom, but there’s a lot of others out there and ON1 even has their own raw editor). So there are filters in there that just don’t make sense in today’s workflow. Keep in mind, Nik CEP is old – like really old. ![]() Then I dive in to an overview cheat-sheet of sorts, that shows a Nik filter and what filters I think produce something close or similar in ON1 Effects. How you launch ON1 (just like Nik), and how the Filters and Presets work similar to the way they work in Nik. First I show you how the two are similar. The course mainly covers Nik Color Efex Pro (which was the most popular plug-in Nik had) and how to get something similar in ON1 Effects. This course is meant to be something where Nik users can see what I switched to, and how it works similar to what you had with Nik – and how it’s different. That said, the writing is on the wall and probably has been since Google made Nik free last year – Nik is unfortunately dead – Google even posted a message on the Nik home page that says it will no longer be updated (not even maintenance upgrades to make it work with Adobe®, Apple® or Windows®). It seems there was a software update that broke it for some folks, but it also seems like there are some workarounds that will get it to work. Last month I saw a ton of questions, Facebook®/Twitter® posts and just about everything else when Google®/Nik stopped working for some people. Here is a portion of the release from Matt’s recent post announcing the free course. To get this free course, just pop over to Matt’s website. The best part – the course is completely FREE! ON1 Guru Matt Kloskowski just released a new course for those left wondering what to do once their Nik Software stops working.
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