These exported preset and recipe files are now ready to be imported to the plug-ins. Select a destination folder to export the files to and save. Hover the cursor over the thumbnail image of the preset or recipe so that the icons appear, then click the arrow icon in the corner. The rest of the plug-ins are already built-in to the software.)
(Note: This will only work for the presets and recipes that you have created or imported. To export presets and recipes, please do the following:Īccess the recipe you would like to export. This is also how you would share your presets or recipes with friends and colleagues. When reinstalling the software or installing the software to a new computer, it may be necessary to export custom presets and recipes that you have created or imported in order to save them and import them again later. How to export custom presets and/or recipes Recipes, which enable you to quickly apply multiple filters at once, are a feature of Color Efex Pro 4. Presets can be found within Analog Efex Pro 2, HDR Efex Pro 2, and Silver Efex Pro 2. Overall, loved the results! ….Use presets and recipes to enhance multiple images the same way. This is very similar to what you would get with the Lucis Arts filter. (Click on the image to see the original – most of the distortion was in the lower front and on the train bridge in the middle.) Finally the Sharpen tool was used on a separate layer along with Curves Adjustment for contrast and Hue/Saturation Adjustment Layers to desaturate a little. There was distortion from the movement and the glass of The Eye so I added a layer set to Overlay blend mode and painted with a black brush at 10% opacity over these areas to get it evened out. By setting control points in the water areas and adjusting the Hue and Brightness sliders, the color could be changed to more of a blue tone. Next it was taken into Viveza 2 to get rid of the muddy color water that is so common in the Thames River pictures. NOTE: This download link is broken if you click the Download button, but by right clicking on the button and choosing “Save Link As,” the file will download correctly.” Usually the Detail Extractor slider needs to be adjusted so the image is not overdone.
Then it was processed in Nik Color Efex Pro 4 using my SJ-Pseudo HDR1 recipe. I had to adjust the Exposure a bit after applying the preset. Here I have applied my SJ-Vivid Drawing Look preset in Lightroom (for here for Adobe Camera Raw preset – note: change file extension to. I love these photos I got from the London Eye a few years ago – they really look good with the pseudo-HDR look.
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