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The component plugins of Nik Collection 6 are Analog Efex, Color Efex, HDR Efex, Silver Efex, Dfine, Perspective, Sharpener and Viveza. Click here for the full-sized original, and here for the reprocessed version. The results of Analog Efex's Autochrome 2 preset in action. Obviously, we don't have room in this review to look at every single feature in a suite of this size, Instead, we're aiming to give a quick sense of what can be achieved with the individual apps, as well as a more in-depth rundown of recently-added features and how they change the editing experience. If you already own either version 4 or 5, you can upgrade for the reduced price of $79.Įuropean pricing is set at €149 for new customers or €79 for upgrades, while UK customers will pay £135 to buy the suite or £69 to upgrade from prior versions.Ī fully-featured 30-day demo of Nik Collection 6 is available on the DxO website in exchange for your email address. Perpetual license means there's no ongoing subscription costĪvailable immediately, Nik Collection 6 is priced at $149.

#PRESET SNAPSEED AESTHETIC MANUAL#

Countless manual controls and plenty of presets to get you started.

Includes both local and global adjustments.

Works standalone or as a plugin for apps like Photoshop, Lightroom or Affinity Photo.

Available for both Windows and macOS including Apple silicon support.

A comprehensive toolkit for honing your color, black and white or HDR imagery.

(Free upgrades available later this summer will bring that compatibility up to 100%.) Key features

#PRESET SNAPSEED AESTHETIC FOR MAC#

It's available both for Windows and macOS machines, and for Mac now includes near-total compatibility with Apple silicon hardware. The suite is packed with easy-to-use presets, but also gives a huge scope for manual tweaking to get the results you're after. In all, the Nik Collection now consists of eight photography-oriented tools, each of which can be run either standalone or as a plugin within applications including Adobe Photoshop, Lightroom and Affinity Photo, the last of which is detected and configured by the installer. Over the intervening 28 years, ownership of the plugin suite has changed hands twice – first to Google and then DxO – and a raft more features have joined the mix. If you're not already familiar with the Nik Collection, its roots can be traced all the way back to the mid-1990s debut of Nik Software's Sharpener and Color Efex tools for Photoshop.

There's no single user interface for Nik Collection 6's eight component plug-ins, but most share a similar feel and two of the remaining outliers – HDR Efex and Sharpener – will soon be overhauled at no extra cost.

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