The demo conversion photos we saw were gorgeous and we’re looking forward to putting this program through it’s paces once it comes out in February. (One criticism of color images that are converted into black-and-white via software is that the shift from shadows to whites is too abrupt and harsh-looking.) In particular, Nik has tried to improve the shadow transitions in the midtones so they’re smoother. Nik appears to have gone to extensive lengths to make the digitally converted black-and-whites look more natural so they mimic true silver halide black-and-white photos. There’s also a wide variety of new presets, letting you transform you color images into eye-catching black-and-whites with just one click. Upgraded features in the new application offer increased control over detail, contrast and tonality. We saw a demonstration of a beta version of Silver Efex Pro 2 and were impressed with how much has changed both externally and under-the-hood with the program.
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Customers who bought Nik Silver Pro by December 6, 2010, will get a free upgrade to version 2, according to the Nik representative we spoke with. Silver Efex Pro 2 will sell for $199.95 new or $99.95 for an upgrade. The original Nik Silver Efex Pro has only seen incremental changes since it was released over two years ago.
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