Google Nik collection now available for free
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#2I bought the Nik Collection a couple years ago and I have gotten good value out of the product. I hoped they would continue to improve it.
If you like photography should should definitely download it.
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#4Only supports Macs & Windows, sadly.
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#6For anyone interested in the history, this product was the result of an acquisition by Google (I think they wanted the team for their Google+ Photos product). While they don't seem interested in developing it further, it's nice that they continue to make the software available.
[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nik_Software [1] http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/09/17/google-buys-nik-to-...
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#7This is a real bummer because it implies they are done developing it. I bought the Nik Collection a couple years ago and I have gotten good value out of the product. I hoped they would continue to improve it. If you like photography should should definitely download it.
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#8This is a real bummer because it implies they are done developing it. I bought the Nik Collection a couple years ago and I have gotten good value out of the product. I hoped they would continue to improve it. If you like photography should should definitely download it.
I always thought it was a slightly odd acquisition for Google. Didn't seem like it would really fit with Photos use case, and I suspect, sadly, that you are right.
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#9Never heard of these. How do they compare to Lightroom's built in features?
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#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
I always thought it was a slightly odd acquisition for Google. Didn't seem like it would really fit with Photos use case, and I suspect, sadly, that you are right.
Couldn't they add it to Picasa?