DxO PhotoLab Elite and NikCollection

[mwsilvers (Mark - New Jersey, USA)]

@Joanna

Better than that, here is a link to Pascal’s excellent tutorials page , where he talks about creating partial presets.

For FilmPack, all you need to do is to create a virtual copy of any picture (deleted afterwards), then reset it to ensure that there are absolutely no adjustments at all (even resizing)

Then go to the presets editor on the presets palette, create an empty preset and click the edit button.

Now you can choose the film you want from FilmPack and apply it, then save the preset. I have created a folder in the presets list called Films to keep them all together.

Click the Edit button to end editing the presets. Now, when you go to the presets selection button (top-right) you will see a preview of each film you have added.

One word of advice - read Pascal’s instructions very carefully and look out for the blue stripes that appear in the palettes whilst you are in editing mode.

Joanna,

I’m not sure if you knew I recently created partial presets for all the FilmPack film types. Here is the link

Mark

PhotoLab presets for FilmPack 5 film types are now available!

I had mentioned a few months ago that I would create PhotoLab presets for the various film types in FilmPack 5. Several PhotoLab users have expressed and interest in FilmPack presets. The attached zip files contains 4 folders, indicated below, containing those presets. Feel free to use and share with others. If the DXO staff finds these presets useful I give them permission to use them for any purpose except for sale as a separate plug-in. Of course, using these presets will only work if the F…