#SILVER EFEX PRO 2 EXPORT IMAGE MANUAL#

It can be difficult to use the various sliders to exact values, but in most if not all cases you can click onto the slidersвЂ™ value box with you mouse and input the exact value straight into the box.

#SILVER EFEX PRO 2 EXPORT IMAGE MANUAL#

This is unclear? вЂ“ well looking at the small Tonality Protection part of SEP2вЂ™s manual adjustments panel (to the right of the image being processed) ought to clarify things. But SEP2вЂ™s interface also has two Tonality Protection sliders that lack numerical values, but which have the words вЂњ ShadowsвЂќ and вЂњ HighlightsвЂќ above the sliders вЂ“ where necessary, IвЂ™ll say which letter in these two words that the relevant slider is under. Most of these presets will simply be percentages or (on a few cases) numbers or degrees.IвЂ™ll list each presetвЂ™s SEP2 settings, which you can then replicate in SEP2 and save as your own custom preset (method given below) IвЂ™m only going to list non-default settings, leave all the rest of the settings at their defaults.General things to know about SEP2 presets are below: This post contains details of more of the вЂњlostвЂќ presets.

Then, more recently, I put out a post talking about a new (2018) version of SEP2: that post can be found here. Sometime back, I put out at a post detailing SEP2 presets that were obtainable long ago, but which are not so now: that post, which contains some of these вЂњlostвЂќ presets and much context, can be found here.

I have been enthusiastically extolling the virtues of plug-in software called Silver Efex Pro 2 (SEP2), which I use for the production of nearly all of my black and white images.

Silver efex pro 2 export image