Time will tell if Google will continue developing these pro-centric plug-ins for the desktop. Google has shown that it isn’t afraid of killing off popular programs ( remember Picasa?), and with growth coming from mobile, Google is pouring resources into Google Photos and Snapseed, the latter of which is developed by Nik.
With this change, some photographers wonder about the future of Nik plug-ins, where they fit in Google’s photo software roadmap. General consumers may find the software offering more than what they need, but they’re free to experiment with provided you have the required applications (Google provides online tutorials on how to use the tools). 'We are all in this together. Now that they free, pro and enthusiast photographers should add them to their Photoshop and Lightroom workflows. NIK COLLECTION 2012 (free version) 3 For those interested. Integrating it with Lightroom definitely helps add another layer of editing options. Viveza lets you adjust color and tonality, HDR Efex Pro creates vivid photos, Sharpener Pro helps sharpen images, and Dfine reduces noise. Whether Google’s Nik Collection is enough to replace tools like Lightroom or Adobe Photoshop is up to you. Analog Efex Pro, for example, can help create the look of film, while Color Efex Pro and Silver Efex Pro are for tuning color and black-and-white images, respectively. The Nik Collection of software gives photographers extra tools for easily enhancing photos. See full pricing information at the bottom of this story.Related Offer: Buy a Samsung G7 and receive a FREE Gear VR at AT&T But there is an important new addition: DxO PhotoLab 2.3 Essential Edition has become part of the suite. On my Macbook Pro under High Sierra and Catalina, it mostly doesn't work in PS no matter how I try. The other plug-ins in the suite remain essentially the same. 1 zurubi wrote: Can someone confirm that this version works with the latest version of PS & LR NIK works fine for me in Win 10 both Lightroom Classic and PS. Within each plug-in, the new additions are grouped and identified as “En Vogue” so you can find them more easily. The 42 new presets augment the already powerful original set of 156 and were added as follows: Color Efex Pro plug-in has 10 new recipes, Silver Efex Pro gets 10 new presets, there are 12 more presets for HDR Efex Pro and 10 new tool combinations for Analog Efex Pro. Promotional pricing ($59 upgrade, $99 new) available through June 30.High-resolution monitor support for Windows (same as Mac OS).No Adobe Required (use with DxO PhotoLab 2.3 Essential Edition).Raw compatibility via DxO PhotoLab 2.3 Essential Edition In 2012, Google repackaged the software suite to create the Google Nik Collection.DxO PhotoLab 2.3 Essential Edition included.If you are already a Nik user, or are otherwise familiar with the older versions, here’s what you’re interested in today: a summary of the additions and improvements. Analog Efex Pro 2, Double Exposure preset combined with image of Forget Me Not flowers also known as Scorpion Grass (who was in charge of naming flowers?).
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