
You can enable or disable the correction, but we recommended that you correct this beforehand on the original images in the host program. Chromatic Aberration*: Chromatic aberration occurs in the form of colored fringes along elements with strong backlighting, and this phenomenon can be amplified when merging images.The higher the value, the more effective the reduction, but the presence of artifacts and noise in the image will be proportionately higher. Ghost Reduction Strength*: There are 5 levels of ghost reduction - 20% to 100%.Ghost Reduction*: Enables or disables the processing of elements or moving subjects in the sequence of images to be merged.Alignment*: Enables or disables the alignment of images that have not been shot on a stable, stationary surface or with a tripod.It is also capable of correcting chromatic aberration.
#Analog efex pro 2 presets pro
If you want, HDR Efex Pro 2 is capable of merging handheld images and/or in motion and containing moving elements.

Interface Language*: Allows you to choose from one of 17 languages.In the floating window, you can open one of the sections by clicking on its banner, starting with Interface settings: Use the HDR Efex Pro 2 settings to select your preferences for the interface, ghost image processing, GPU acceleration, image output, image stacking with originals, and access the online user guide.Īfter launching Analog Efex Pro 2, click on the Settings button in the lower left corner. HDR Efex Pro 2 interface.Īccessing HDR Efex Pro 2 is different from the other modules in the Nik Collection, see the Workflow chapter for more details. Thanks to its 32-bit engine, HDR Efex Pro 2 offers lots of creative options for surreal and natural renderings, because you can correct the resulting image globally and selectively using from Control Points. With the HDR Efex Pro 2 module, you can stitch and merge images with different exposure settings to expand their dynamic range, giving you the ability to reproduce the darkest and brightest tones in the same image.
