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<blockquote data-quote="Don Kuykendall_RIP" data-source="post: 795326" data-attributes="member: 6277">Well I have had <a href="http://www.niksoftware.com/nikcollection/usa/intro.html" target="_blank">Nic Collection </a>a couple of weeks now and I must say I don't know how I ever did without it. Dfine 2 has to be my favorite part since it is for noise reduction. Even when yoiu really don't see noise using Define just gives it a nicer look. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; HDR Efex Pro 2 gives me the control for HDR that lets me not overwork the shots. Gives all the way from overcooked beyond belief to wondering if it is HDR and it is fast to do anyone of them. Sharpener Pro 3 is great for sharpening photos and is much better than the sharpening tools in CS6.Silver Efex Pro 2 for B&amp;W I really have not used that much but the times I have used it I have&nbsp; been pleased with the results. Each one of the ones above give you thumbnails of suggested presets that you can quickly look over and pick the one you like best. Then you have many tools to fine tune from there. I have not used either one of the color tools, Color Efex Pro 4 or Viveza 2 to really tell you anything about it</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Don Kuykendall_RIP, post: 795326, member: 6277"] Well I have had [URL="http://www.niksoftware.com/nikcollection/usa/intro.html"]Nic Collection [/URL]a couple of weeks now and I must say I don't know how I ever did without it. Dfine 2 has to be my favorite part since it is for noise reduction. Even when yoiu really don't see noise using Define just gives it a nicer look. HDR Efex Pro 2 gives me the control for HDR that lets me not overwork the shots. Gives all the way from overcooked beyond belief to wondering if it is HDR and it is fast to do anyone of them. Sharpener Pro 3 is great for sharpening photos and is much better than the sharpening tools in CS6. Silver Efex Pro 2 for B&W I really have not used that much but the times I have used it I have been pleased with the results. Each one of the ones above give you thumbnails of suggested presets that you can quickly look over and pick the one you like best. Then you have many tools to fine tune from there. I have not used either one of the color tools, Color Efex Pro 4 or Viveza 2 to really tell you anything about it [/QUOTE]

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