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Load your original image and use the pull down menu in the edit section to launch SEP. I used Photoshop in this case since I had a little “pre-editing” to do anyway (pesky tourists).

Silver Efex Pro (SEP) works as a plug-in to a variety of imaging programs such as Photoshop or Lightroom. So with the backstory in place, Let’s go into Silver EFEX Pro and see what we’ve got… The Silver Efex Pro 2 Interface Multnomah Falls Outside of Portland, Oregon It actually now looks like I was there on a random spring day all by myself. Full disclosure here, I took the one I liked best and used Photoshop to “remove” a few stray people from the upper bridge, thus giving me a much cleaner starting point. Once I got home and downloaded the few frames I took, I realized that there were a couple that actually weren’t too bad. Not one of my stronger photo outings, and I was pretty sure the day was a bust. Not that there was much room to set it up anyway but at this point I decided to take my chances, knock out a few frames hand held and call it a day. I decided I wanted to go for more of a blur effect with the water so dialed back to 1/5 of a second exposure and realized that I'd forgotten my tripod. I fought my way to the front of the lower viewing area and started to grab a few frames.

Try to bring something new to a shot that has been done a million times.

Get a clean shot with a thousand tourists standing in my way.

Probably not very well thought out since everyone in a 3 state radius had the same idea, as Multnomah is the tallest waterfall in Oregon and the largest natural tourist attraction in the state. I wanted to get a new image to put Silver Efex through its paces and (living in the Portland, Oregon area) decided run out to Multnomah Falls in the Columbia River Gorge, on a rare sunny March day in Oregon.

In this Silver Efex Pro 2 review we're going to look at all of the different features and how they work together to create one of the best photography plugins on the market today. After all, how hard can it be to simply strip the color out of a picture?īut if you’re as big a fan of black and white photography as I am, you know that it’s the subtleties and nuances that take a shot from simply being monochrome to being something worth hanging on your wall.Īfter using a variety of programs to process my black and white work, and in some cases, more than one on a single image, I think I may have found a great one-stop-shop alternative in Silver Efex Pro 2 from Nik software. There are probably hundreds of different programs on the market that will create a black and white image from a color one. Use the promo code “HDRpromo15” for 15% off Silver Efex Pro and the Rest of the Nik Collection