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Nik Shapener Pro 2.0
Is it a good plug-in tool?
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Re: Nik Shapener Pro 2.0
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Re: Nik Shapener Pro 2.0
why not look at cheaper and IMHO better ones such as TLR (free), FredMiranda's or even Willy's (http://forums.clubsnap.org/showpost....&postcount=1)?
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18th March 2006
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Re: Nik Shapener Pro 2.0
Nik multimedia has a whole bunch of image enhancing plug-ins that do excellent work. In particular I like Dfine which does a really good job of reducing noise. Never used sharpner but it must be good since its recommended in a lota books.
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23rd March 2006
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Re: Nik Shapener Pro 2.0
You can also try Photokit Sharpener, cost only USD$99, that's really affordable.
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