Post by BuckSkin on May 30, 2020 11:02:28 GMT
Elements 7
Okay, I have known for years that the last filter used will remain at the very top of the filter menu where it can be click-selected or keyboard applied via CTRL+f ; this is all well and good and handy UNTIL a different filter is used, at which point that filter takes the place at the top.
While they would take their place at the top of the list, I actually did not think that such things as the NIK filters would work when called on in that manner without going through the big episode of opening the NIK window.
I have a particular recipe in NIK Color Efex Pro 4 that I use without change on probably 90% of my landscape images; having a whole herd of images to do, I was pleasantly surprised to find that, once I applied the NIK once, thus bringing it to the top of the list, then all I need do to apply it to a whole host of images (one-at-a-time), without the big ordeal of the NIK window opening, was to click it at it's location at the top of the filter list; no big drama, the last-used NIK filter just applies.
Of course, this is all well and good until I do something that invokes a different filter, at which NIK loses it's perch at the top of the list.
Is there any trick that will lock my NIK filter at the top of the list ?
Thanks for reading and all help is appreciated.
Okay, I have known for years that the last filter used will remain at the very top of the filter menu where it can be click-selected or keyboard applied via CTRL+f ; this is all well and good and handy UNTIL a different filter is used, at which point that filter takes the place at the top.
While they would take their place at the top of the list, I actually did not think that such things as the NIK filters would work when called on in that manner without going through the big episode of opening the NIK window.
I have a particular recipe in NIK Color Efex Pro 4 that I use without change on probably 90% of my landscape images; having a whole herd of images to do, I was pleasantly surprised to find that, once I applied the NIK once, thus bringing it to the top of the list, then all I need do to apply it to a whole host of images (one-at-a-time), without the big ordeal of the NIK window opening, was to click it at it's location at the top of the filter list; no big drama, the last-used NIK filter just applies.
Of course, this is all well and good until I do something that invokes a different filter, at which NIK loses it's perch at the top of the list.
Is there any trick that will lock my NIK filter at the top of the list ?
Thanks for reading and all help is appreciated.
