One, for example, is made to draw out the blue of the sky while another is meant to be applied to a forest. The presets heading to Nik Viveza are made for local edits using the program’s U-Point tool to select parts of the images. The autumn preset slides the green tones towards red, orange, and yellow in what DxO describes as an “authentic sense.” Spring and Summer, meanwhile, draw out different shades of green. The presets don’t fake snow, for example, but adds in cool tones for the winter preset. On the heels of Photoshop’s AI-powered season-changing filters, the four new presets in Nik Color Efex are designed to bring out the tones of a particular season. “Winter” uses cooler tones while “Autumn” warms things up. The Seasons” presets gives images a tone that reflects the colors and tones of that season.
These options are designed to work on landscapes within a specific category, including one for enhancing golden hour, another for Blue Hour, and one for spring greens. The HDR Efex Pro, for example, gains a handful of new presets in a Tonal Landscape collection. The DxO Nik Collection 4.3 focuses on landscape and travel photography, with several of the new presets designed to exaggerate the look of certain times of day or times of the year.
Dxo photolab and nik collection update#
The update adds 32 nature-themed presets to the Nik Collection. This week, the company announced several updates to itsĭxO Nik Collection 4.3, the Photoshop plug-in suite it bought from Google in 2017, as well as a few enhancements to PhotoLab 5.1 and FilmPack 6.1. Once thought to be gone for good after Google marked the program for discontinuation, the DxO Nik Collection suite of plug-ins has a handful of new options.
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