You can share your thoughts at the TDS Facebook page, where I'll post this story for discussion.This is a solution I got from NIK awhile may be what you need I show you the steps to create a test library, then build the foundation for a smooth transition to Capture One Pro. Thinking About Making the Transition from Aperture or Lightroom? - Download my free eBook titled, Rocky Nook's Guide to Moving to Capture One Pro. You can follow all of the tips and techniques that I publish in one convenient spot. I've also created a dedicated Capture One Pro Training page on The Digital Story. Plus many free movies using advanced techniques. More than 5 hours of tips, tricks, and techniques. Improve your skills by watching Capture One Pro Essential Training now available on. But this should get you pointed in the right direction is you want to continue to use your favorite plugins with Capture One Pro. I've just stared playing with this workflow, so I'm sure there's more to learn.

The new Jpeg or Tiff will be returned to your Capture One Pro library.įile retured to Capture One Pro and placed alongside the original.

Adjust your image in Silver Efex, then click on the Save button.

You can choose any of the apps that appear here.

Set up the job to your liking, including selecting Silver Efex from the Open With popup menu (see the top illustration).

Right-click on the RAW file and select Edit With.

By doing so, the original image will stay protected.

In Capture One Pro, start with a RAW file.A new file is created from the original RAW, and it is sent to Silver Efex for work. Going this route allows you to set up an Edit Recipe, where you can choose between Tiff or Jpeg, color space, resolution, and scale. Start with the Edit With command in Capture One Pro. Capture One Pro can connect with that app using the Edit With command: Control-Click > Edit With > Silver Efex Pro 2. What you might not realize is that, even though you've been using Sliver Efex Pro 2 as a plugin, there's an app in your Applications folder: Applications > Nik Collection > Silver Efex Pro 2.app. This also works for other apps/plugins too. I've been using Silver Efex Pro with Capture One, and the two get along just fine. Just because you left Aperture or Lightroom behind, that doesn't mean that you have to abandon your favorite plugins too.

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