How to Use Nik Collections As A Plugin with Capture One | Color Efex & Analog Efex Demo

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Description:
Welcome to our channel! In today’s video, we’ll explore how to use Nik Collections with Capture One as a plugin. We’ll focus on two popular tools within the Nik Collections suite: Color Efex and Analog Efex.
What You’ll Learn:
1. Using Nik Collections as a Plugin in Capture One:
• Step-by-step instructions on preparing your RAW Photo for Nik Collections.
• Tips for a smooth export process.
2. Demo of Color Efex:
• Detailed walkthrough of using Color Efex within Capture One.
• Examples of how to enhance your photos with Color Efex filters.
• Best practices for achieving stunning results.
3. Demo of Analog Efex:
• An overview of Analog Efex features and tools.
• Creative techniques for giving your images a vintage or film-like look.
• Practical tips for maximizing the impact of Analog Efex effects.
4. Pros and Cons: Standalone vs. Plugin Mode:
• A balanced discussion on the advantages and disadvantages of using Nik Collections as standalone software versus as a plugin within Capture One.
• Insights on when to choose each mode for different photography workflows.
Why Watch This Video?
• Expert Insights: Learn from a professional with extensive experience in Capture One and Nik Collections.
• Hands-On Demonstrations: Watch real-time editing examples to see the tools in action.
• Practical Advice: Get actionable tips and techniques to enhance photo editing skills.
Resources:
• Nik Collections: nikcollection....
• Capture One: www.captureone...
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[@ArnieStein]

Thank you Marcus! I'm looking forward to the Nik 7 tutorials as well.

[@LashahVideo]

@@ArnieStein thank for watching

[@mikearst2940]

Thanks for this useful video. Do you still use mostly Capture One, or are you also using DXO Photolab? I used DXO a lot years ago until I began using Fujifilm gear. At that time DXO didn't want anything to do with X-trans files. It was a shame--it had excellent color and midtone contrast controls, and of course the amazing sharpening feature.

[@LashahVideo]

@@mikearst2940 thanks for watching, I use DXO PhotLab7 for my street and lifestyle photography. I use Capture One for 100% of my studio photography. The latest version of DXO PhotoLab 7 supports the extra sensors and does a really good job of replicating the colors of the film simulations from the Fujifilm cameras.

[@TerryNickolette]

Thanks for the tutorial. I have the latest updates to Capture One and also Nik 7 but I'm unable to use the "Switch to" function in the Nik 7 suite...I can use Edit With in CO and it takes me to the selected Nik 7 plug in (say Color Efex) but from there when I select switch to (say Analog Efex) I just get taken back to to CO where I see the created Tif file. I've checked non destructive editing yet It never switches to the other selected Nik plug in. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

[@LashahVideo]

are you using Mac OS or Windows?

[@TerryNickolette]

@@LashahVideo macOS 13.6.3 Ventura.....

[@LashahVideo]

@@TerryNickolette does the nik collection plugins have full disk access (which is located in your settings in privacy and security)?

[@TerryNickolette]

@@LashahVideo Thought that would be the answer. Checked - it didn't and I gave the Nik Collection full disk access, restarted but still will not switch to another Nik plug in. I know DxO won't help with this as they don't support CO.

[@LashahVideo]

@@TerryNickolette see if it working in the stand alone mode and in photoshop. It should work in all modes as a plug-in. It’s advertised as one of main new features.