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Spring in the Canadian Rockies (Analog Efex Pro 2) by Mark Stevens Via Flickr: Here I used the multi-lens effect. This is an effect I only came across after the second version was released under Google. What I like about this effect is how it seemingly breaks an image into two or however many parts. My idea would be to have the image broken into three separate ones and hung on a wall with a little bit of separation.

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When you press this button, Analog Efex Pro prompts you to choose a location on your computer to save the presets to. To export my presets for sharing with other people, I need to press the Export All button (circled) at the bottom of the custom presets panel. The main window shows the ‘Cyanotype’ preset applied to a still life image. You use custom presets just as you use those that come built in – they’re simply stored in a separate panel. Here are eight custom presets I’ve created while I’ve been writing this series, displayed in the Custom panel in the left sidebar.

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In this part I’m going to show how to save presets you’ve created as external files you can share with other people – and how to import presets sent to you by others by downloading the free Analog Efex Pro presets I’ve created to go with this mini-series. Part 1 looked at Analog Efex Pro basics and how to apply preset effects, part 2 explained the Camera Kit and how to create effects of your own and part 3 showed how to create, save and work with your own Analog Efex Pro custom presets. This was written for the first version of Analog Efex Pro, but the tools and presets still apply for the latest DxO version. Note: Following many requests, I’m republishing this article with the download link restored but the content unchanged. It joins the existing plug-ins in the Nik Collection, now owned and distributed by DxO. Welcome to the fourth and final part of this mini-series on Google’s brand new film and camera simulation plug-in, Analog Efex Pro.

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i love love LOVE how your game looks! if it is not too much trouble, would you be willing to share how you edit your gameplay pics? thank you so much!

hi, thank you so much for the kind words! and ofc. i'll be quite frank and admit that reshade does most of the work!

i use photoshop and run a sharpening filter, followed by a lens distortion filter from nik analog efex pro 2 (you can still grab the plugin here, settings below), and noise.

with all that together, here's the before & after of a pic:

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I switch between film overlays I've accumulated over the years and Analog Efex Pro 2 plugin for Photoshop which contains various film, grain and dust overlays.

Sometimes, I process with Adobe Camera Raw and use my own presets. For example:

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Lens vignettes are a powerful tool for recreating the look of old lenses and for concentrating attention on the center of the frame. This one is pretty subtle and barely noticeable on its own, but it does add to the atmosphere and effect of the preset as a whole. You can change the Strength setting and also move the light leak effect around the image using an on-screen gadget. You can see from the Light Leaks panel that there are a lot to choose from. Light leak effects are very popular for creating an atmospheric analog image with an evocative haziness or a deliberate ‘leaky camera’ look, where light has got in at the back and fogged the film. This preset does also use a light leak effect… 4. It looks a little like a light leak but different at the same time. This image gets its ethereal effect from the second exposure, its position and its blurring/blending effect. You can use the on-screen gadget to position the second exposure, adjust its Exposure and its Exposure Balance with the original, and its Zoom Strength and Rotate Strength. It effectively copies the main image, distorts it and blends it back in with the original. The Double Exposure panel is the key to this set of effects. This rolls the dice randomly on this set of filters, so it’s a great way to see countless variations and without getting exactly the same one twice. If you look at the bottom of the sidebar you’ll see a Vary button. All the Double Exposure presets use this set of filters, but that’s not to say they use all of them. That’s because the filter is enabled for this preset but not used. You’ll see from the panel, though, that the Blur Strength is set to zero. You can create a circular blur towards the edges of the picture, which is what’s used here, or a horizontal blur to create a tilt-shift ‘miniature’ effect.

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It’s not strictly the same thing, but Analog Efex Pro uses ‘bokeh’ to describe its controlled blur/defocus effects. You can use Control Points to mask the effect in parts of the image you want left unaltered. At the bottom you’ll see and expandable Control Points section. This combines a kind of HDR and structure effect to bring out details in the shadows and make objects stand out clearly. The Detail Extraction slider at the top is interesting, though. You use it to tune the basics: Brightness, Contrast and Saturation. This panel is standard in just about all Analog Efex Pro presets. I’ll explain each one individually, how it works and the effect it has on the photo. These tools and their settings are in the right sidebar. It’s applied to the image with a single click, but this preset actually uses several Analog Efex Pro tools in combination. The one I’ve chosen for this walkthrough is ‘Double Exposure 2’. If you select this you’ll see a list of preset double exposure effects in the sidebar. In the left sidebar you’ll see a choice of different ‘Cameras’, and one of these is ‘Double Exposure’. You can launch Analog Efex Pro as a standalone program, as an external editor for Capture One and other programs, or as a plug-in for Lightroom or Photoshop.

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When you’ve tried Silver Efex Pro 2 for black & white, it’s very difficult to go back to anything else. This is a powerful black & white conversion tool that simulates the appearance of classic film emulsions and darkroom printing techniques with real depth and richness. With its sophisticated tonal controls, film simulations and localised control points, Silver Efex Pro 2 is surely in a class of its own Initially this feels vague, but it proves to be a quick and intuitive way to make localised enhancements. You click to add a control point and it adds its own mask, based on the colour values where you clicked, operating over an adjustable radius. Some, though, are near-indispensable, such as Graduated Filters, Contrast Colour Range (which is terrific for enhancing colour in landscapes), Detail Extractor and Tonal Contrast.Įach filter has its own adjustment parameters, and they all use Nik’s control-point technology for localised adjustments. You may never use the burnt landscape look of Indian Summer, the false colours of the Ink filter or the soft-focus Duplex effect. The 55 different filters vary in usefulness. The longer you spend with this plug-in, the more you’re left feeling you’ve only just scratched the surface. This is where Color Efex Pro 4 reveals its true depth and power. However, each one can be customised and controlled, as well as ‘stacked’ and saved as ‘recipes’. On the surface, Color Efex Pro 4 looks like little more than a large collection of filter effects, some more useful than others. The Contrast Color Range filter in Color Efex Pro 4 is terrific for ‘polarising’ blue skies and intensifying colours So, what do these individual plug-ins do, and are they all useful? Analog Efex Pro 2 There are no strings: these are the fully functioning, unlimited products that once commanded a hefty price tag, even in Google’s hands.

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Mount Rundle Caught in the Late Afternoon Sunlight (Banff National Park) by Mark Stevens Via Flickr: Here I used Analog Efex Pro 2 for the final image. I wanted to capture that effect as if the image had been taken as three separate ones and then put together.

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zumindest hatte ich mir den kleinen Familienausflug etwas anders vorgestellt (hier).

Meine alte Olympus wollte ich meinem Erstgeborenen vermachen. In dem Zeitraum von 2003 bis 2009 hatte mir die Kamera sehr gute Dienste geleistet.

Nun gut, die letzten 9 Jahre verstaubte sie in einem Regal, tat ihr wohl nicht besonders gut. Einschalten lässt sich die Olympus erst, wenn man die Akkus/Batterien einmal raus und dann wieder rein macht, der rote Einschaltknopf muss dann ungewöhnlich lange betätigt werden, aber dann läuft das Dingen und sie macht was sie soll, sie macht Bilder. 

Fortschritt, nicht aufzuhalten und das ist in vielen Bereichen auch gut so. Es ist schon erstaunlich, wie sich die Fotografie, nur alleine schon zwischen 2003 und 2018 weiterentwickelt hat.

Einen Vergleich zwischen meiner ersten digitalen Kamera, der Olympus Camedia 730 UZ und meinem jetzigen Arbeitstier, der Sony a6000 braucht man nicht zu machen, da liegen wirklich Welten zwischen.

Aber der Zustand und die Qualität der Kamera war nicht der einzige Grund, dass der Familienausflug zur Henrichshütte anders verlief als ich es mir erhoffte.

Das Gelände erwies sich als ein riesiger Abenteuerspielplatz für Lenny. Alte Lokomotiven, diverse Güterwaggongs, Treppen, Leiter, Schächte, alte Maschinenteile, es gab sehr viel zu erkunden.

Als Maskottchen hat das LWL-Industriemuseum Henrichshütte in Hattingen eine blaue Ratte. Diese Ratte findet man alle paar Meter auf dem Gelände, sie macht auf Info- und Mitmachstationen aufmerksam. Eine sehr schöne Sache, mein Junior hatte dabei sehr viel Spaß und hielt ständig Ausschau nach der nächsten Ratte.

Kein Gedanke mehr ans fotografieren, es gab zuviel für den 4jährigen zu entdecken, da blieb keine Zeit durch den digitalen Sucher der Kamera zu schauen und den Auslöser zu drücken.

Spätestens allerdings, als Lenny den riesigen Spielplatz entdeckte verlief die geplante Fototour aus dem Ruder.

Aber egal, Lennart hatte viel Spaß, ich hatte viel Spaß und ich konnte trotz alle dem auch einige sehr interessante Aufnahmen machen.

Unterm Strich, auch wenn der Ausflug, die geplante Fototour mit Lenny anders verlief, wir hatten sehr viel Spaß und es war ein gelungener Tag.

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Hello!Could you please share what reshade preset you are currently using in your game? Your photos are so beautiful, I don't like too bright colors. And your preset is great. Only if you don't mind of course.

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I do use Reshade 4.9.1. These are the shaders that I have active

I renamed it and put it in my old Reshade folder on SFS. Maybe you can find it useful.

http://www.simfileshare.net/download/2665218/

As for how my actual game looks, it's different to what I post.

I don't do too much with Reshade because it also distorts the UI. I'm always in and out of build mode and it's a hastle turning/switching ini's or doing the toggle on/off. I'm lazy. lol Even if I had the perfect settings, I always run the images through Photoshop. (I know you can do hotkeys and all that jazz...again...I'm lazy. )

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This is what I currently do with Photoshop -

1. Clean & Clear action set from Kaleeko - Run the Clean & Clear -Topaz Clean action

2. PS Filter - Topaz Filter - Topaz Adjust 5 - Retro Style II preset (I like 1 too but I usually use II)

3. PS Filter - Google Nix Collection - Color Efex Pro 4 - Dark/Lighten Center (usually adjust the brightness slider depending on the image)

4. PS Filter - Google Nix Collection - Analog Efex Pro 2 - (It's a custom preset I made. It's nothing special. Here's the custom recipe if you want to use it. It ads a bokeh effect and Lens vignette. http://www.simfileshare.net/download/2665222/

And that's it.