Review: Nik Software Viveza
By Jason Heller, June 20, 2008 @ 02:00 AM (EST)
Source: Photographyblog.com
One of the most challenging aspects of digital imaging is making
corrections to specific parts of the photo. It could be a color
saturation issue, or maybe the tone is off on a particular area of the
shot. In Photoshop, this means making a mask and doing your correction
work. Depending on the complexity of the image and what you're trying
to accomplish, this can be an easy task, or one that you spend hours
on. Enter Viveza, a new plug-in from Nik Software.
Viveza does one thing, and aims to do it very well – make it easy to
work on specific areas of an image without worrying about selecting and
masking chores. Viveza works with Photoshop, Photoshop Elements, and
Apple Aperture, and uses the U-Point technology, first seen in Nikon Capture NX, to work its magic...
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