Nik Software Color Efex Pro Select Edition – 34 image-enhancing filters in one plug-in
For digital photographers looking for an improved level of control over their images, the Color Efex Pro (Select Edition) from Nik Software is an essential purchase. An Adobe Photoshop/Elements plug-in, Nik Color Efex Pro features 34 award-winning filters to create an incredible range of image effects, offering quick, easy and effective ways to transform your pictures.
For an even greater choice of image filters and effects, why not take a look at the Nik Color Efex Pro (Complete Edition)?
Color Efex Pro features Nik’s patented U Point technology; the easy way to selectively apply enhancements to a specific area of an image, with no need for complicated masks, layers or selections. From traditional photography filters such as soft focus and vignette to the latest film and pastel effects, Nik Color Efex Pro has the perfect enhancement tool for any image. An ideal addition to the workflow of any professional photographer or DSLR user.
Features:
U Point Technology – U Point powered Control Points make it easy to selectively add, modify and remove a Filter effect using convenient sliders. Award-winning U Point technology gives you ultimate control to selectively apply enhancements without the need for any complicated masks, layers or selections.
34 professional image filters – Brilliance/Warmth, Burnt Sienna, Color Stylizer, Contrast Only, Detail Stylizer, Graduated Filters, Ink, Old Photo, Pastel, Polarization, Remove Color Cast, Saturation Stylizer, Skylight Filter, Solarization, Sunshine, B/W Conversion, Bi-Color Filters, Bi-Color User Defined, Bleach Bypass, Classical Soft Focus, Colorize, Contrast Color Range, Darken/Lighten Center, Film Grain, Flux, Graduated Neutral Density, Graduated User Defined, Infrared Thermal Camera, Midnight, Monday Morning, Paper Toner, Photo Stylizer, Vignette, Vignette Blur, White Neutralizer
Multilingual - User guides for Color Efex Pro software are available in English, French, German and Spanish.
