I assume this means I will end up with the original RAW + the TIFF, increasing storage space. A new software dedicated to geometric corrections rounded out the suite: Perspective Efex. But you cannot buy one plugin without buying or upgrading the entire suite. Silver Efex Pro 3 is a popular program and one that will tempt photographers into buying the latest version. Photographers who purchased Nik Collection 3 can upgrade for 79. In 2020, the software suite added tools to improve its compatibility with Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom, and included new creative presets. The Nik Collection 4 is priced at 149 for the suite. Read somewhere that the NIK collection, when used as a plug-in in LR, returns a TIFF only back to LR. DxO purchased Nik Collection and wrote a new chapter in its story by releasing a new By DxO version in 2018. Now that DxO owns the NIK collection, is it included in PhotoLab? Does it make sense to download them for LR or just get it with PhotoLab? Trying not to duplicate stuff on my computer if not needed.
Recently started considering their software and have checked out their site, but still have a few questions, if someone can help me out.Ĭan it work when your ext drive isn't plugged in, similar to LR's smart previews?Īny organizational/cataloging tools or strictly editing?
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