DxO's development teams have also resolved issues that were left over from the Google version of the plugin suite, including problems with freezing when installing the macOS version of the software, block effects along the edges of the image, and compatibility issues with certain color profiles. To ensure the best possible user experience, the Nik Collection was optimized so it could be fully compatible with macOS Mojave as well as the 2019 versions of Adobe Lightroom Classic CC, Photoshop CC, and Photoshop Elements.
It also corrects a certain number of interface and compatibility issues with other host applications.Ĭompatibility with macOS Mojave and the 2019 versions of Adobe software This version is completely compatible with macOS Mojave and the 2019 versions of Adobe Lightroom Classic CC, Photoshop CC, and Photoshop Elements. 14, 2018 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ - DxO, one of the most innovative companies that offers imaging solutions for the general public, has announced the immediate release of Nik Collection by DxO 2018 v1.1, DxO's second update to the creative plugin suite designed for photographers and graphic artists.
While the continued development of the software is great news for its fans, the imposition of a $49.99 charge (rising to $69 after the offer expires) will be somewhat less welcome to those who were hoping it would remain free.PARIS, Nov. The Nik Collection 2018 by DxO is now available at an introductory price of $49.99 and includes: Analog Efex Pro for film simulation, Color Efex Pro for advanced color processing, Silver Efex Pro for black and white conversions, Viveza for easy local adjustments without masks, HDR Efex Pro for HDR editing, Sharpener Pro for advanced image sharpening and Dfine for advanced noise reduction. Now, the Nik Collection has been dusted off and re-released once again along with support for the latest imaging software and operating system versions. This is where DxO stepped in purchasing the collection in 2017 with a view to incorporating Nik Software’s technologies within its own DxO PhotoLab photo editing software (formerly DxO Optics Pro) and promising to continue development of the much-loved Nik Collection.
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