Do y’all shut that off to make the speed more tolerable? Any other tips relating to this? The 2 or 3 seconds to see the photo is kinda tough to swallow… (I’m on an i7 iMac) I’ve kept the setting to use the “DxO Standard” preset for RAW images selected. Bringing up each fully rendered image takes a while. I shoot live music, and after I shoot, I need to go through sometimes 2,000 images to select which ones I want to keep/edit. Speed - ok, so of course, like all of you, photo selection is a big deal. Hi everyone!Ī few random questions that I’m hoping can get answered here: Trying to determine if DxO PhotoLab is right for me. Nik Collection 4 PriceĭxO is offering its Nik Collection 4 software at a reduced price until 30 June.Ok, I’ve been lurking here, reading, thinking. What’s more, a new Smart Copy & Paste function lets users selectively re-apply a plugin effect to one or more images. Users can now re-apply the last preset they used in a Nik Collection plugin while using Photoshop or Lightroom Classic. Other features include improvements to Nik Silver Efex, which removes haze and enhances local contrast, and streamlining the workflow within Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom. DxO has also made the tools more easy to identify. In other performance enhancements, DxO has improved the user interface with more direct access to presets and filters. DxO has also made Control Points easier to use by streamlining the sliders. U Point also adds a new Colour Tolerance setting so that users can adjust the saturation level of a specific tonal range.
In Nik 4 you can now incorporate Control Points into your personalised presets, creating your own distinct style. Nik Collection 4 also builds on its U Point technology, which allows users to apply local adjustments without masks. This means that you can edit your photos and apply the effects of a series of the Collection’s presets with just one click. One of the key new features in Nik Collection 4 are Meta Presets, which are new Photoshop actions that combine the filters and settings of multiple Nik Collection plugins into one. DxO has announced Nik Collection 4, the latest version of its suite of user-friendly photo editing software plugins.
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