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[Moab Man]

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Having nothing to do with the topic, but GREAT PICTURE!

 

[mikew_RIP]

I found it in Photoshop. You have to go Windows/Extenstions/onOne

Got it loaded but cant find it there in elements 11,have to keep looking but not desperate

 

[Moab Man]

Here is a link to the training video on how to access the respective programs this one is compatible with. Just scroll through until you find your program.

Perfect Photo Suite 8 - The Basics - YouTube

 

[Moab Man]

Got it loaded but cant find it there in elements 11,have to keep looking but not desperate

File/Automation Tools/ Now select the one you would like to use

 

[mikew_RIP]

File/Automation Tools/ Now select the one you would like to use

Thank you,i would have been a while before i looked there

 

[Jonathan]

Nice and intuitive, then?

 

[BackdoorArts]

That's Adobe more than onOne or any other software company. It's where the Nik tools would be if you only had one or two of them and not the collection. If you have the Nik Collection you'll find the Nik Selective Tool there (which pops up automatically when you open it, but if you change that preset then that's where you'd invoke it). With the complete onOne package it installed a folder on the bar to the right of the photo frame in Photoshop where the history stack, adjustment properties, and tool presets are. When I click on that it expands left and allows me to choose which onOne tool I want to use, but it's a double click rather than single and I'm still not used to that. Go to Windows->Extensions and there will be an onOne selection if it's there.

In Elements 11 it's in the File->Automation Tools menu as well.

 

[Jonathan]

Okay - downloaded and installed. I'll have a quick look, but not long enough for any sort of a reveiw.

 

[Ironwood]

Well the more I play with this, the more I am starting to like it.
I got an email from them with a link to a tutorial for Dynamic contrast, I went through the steps with one of my images that I wasn't too pleased with, I know it could do with some more work yet, but here it is compared to the original SOOC.

Original.

Dynamic Contrast.

 

[Moab Man]

Better!

 

[Lawrence]

Ok- that convinced me. Thanks Michael for sharing the link

 

[Ironwood]

Had a play with another image.
This one is a macro shot of a jumping spider.
1st is SOOC, 2nd is a version I did previously using Apple Aperture + NIK tools, 3rd is Perfect Effects, Dynamic Contrast + NIK dfine.

SOOC

Aperture + NIK

Dynamic Contrast + NIK Dfine

 

[Moab Man]

Lens used @Ironwood

 

[Deezey]

Lens used @Ironwood

Looks like Nikon 105 Macro at f16

 

[Ironwood]

Looks like Nikon 105 Macro at f16

Doug's right on the mark.