nik silver plug in pic

Discussion in 'Non Disney Photos / Mobile Phone Photos' started by HW, Dec 30, 2008.

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  1. HW

    HW Member

    another using the nik plug in
    a small train from Smithville NJ

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    HW, Dec 30, 2008
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  2. Tim

    Tim Administrator Staff Member

    very nice conversion, howie.
     
    Tim, Dec 30, 2008
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  3. HW

    HW Member

    why thank you kind sir
     
    HW, Dec 30, 2008
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  4. Craig

    Craig Member Staff Member

    that is really well done. nice!
     
    Craig, Dec 30, 2008
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  5. Grumpwurst

    Grumpwurst Member Staff Member

    Howie,

    If one didn't know any better, they may have mistaken this for a nice antique photograph taken during the heyday of raillines
     
    Grumpwurst, Dec 30, 2008
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  6. goofmick

    goofmick Member

    I agree with Grump.
     
    goofmick, Dec 30, 2008
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  7. gary

    gary Member

    second that about the old rail look, is this plug in part of the nik effects suite, i'm starting to get interested in these 3rd party plug ins
     
    gary, Dec 30, 2008
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  8. HW

    HW Member

    thanx guys. Gary,I just got the plug in itself as a trial. they do have a suite but it isnt cheap
    about 600 I believe
     
    HW, Dec 30, 2008
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  9. mSummers

    mSummers Member

    Nice work HW! I played around with that plugin too. I'd love to get it, but just can't justify the price right now...

    I love the antique photo effects it creates

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    mSummers, Dec 31, 2008
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  10. HW

    HW Member

    thanx. yours is great. having the man really gives perspective on how big them wheels are
     
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    HW, Dec 31, 2008
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  11. PolynesianMedic

    PolynesianMedic Global Moderator Staff Member

    Howie this is really cool! I like it a lot!
     
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    PolynesianMedic, Dec 31, 2008
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  12. HW

    HW Member

    ty Jeff
     
    HW, Dec 31, 2008
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  13. goofmick

    goofmick Member

    Michael, great shot, which locomotive are you shooting?
     
    goofmick, Jan 1, 2009
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  14. mSummers

    mSummers Member

    Western Maryland Scenic Railroad #734, also known as Mountain Thunder. That photo was taken at Western Maryland Station in Cumberland, MD.
     
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    mSummers, Jan 2, 2009
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  15. Craig

    Craig Member Staff Member

    these are great guys.
    That graining the filter creates is exactly what I find missing in all my b-w conversions.
     
    Craig, Jan 2, 2009
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  16. mSummers

    mSummers Member

    Thanks Craig. You should give that filter package a try... its the best B&W conversion that I've ever used. You can even select your favorite B&W film and it alters the photo to mimic the exposure qualities and grain of the old film.
     
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  17. Roger

    Roger Member Staff Member

    Craig is like me, a member of the PSP Mafia.

    So like he mentioned, it isn't standalone. Unless he goes back to using PSP, but I think he likes ACDSee's Photo Editor.
     
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  18. mSummers

    mSummers Member

    Ok, time for a stupid question... What's the PSP Mafia?
     
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    mSummers, Jan 2, 2009
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  19. Tim

    Tim Administrator Staff Member

    Jasc's Paint Shop Pro
     
    Tim, Jan 2, 2009
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  20. mSummers

    mSummers Member

    Thanks Tim.
     
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    mSummers, Jan 2, 2009
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