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A fully functional, one-month trial version of Nik Collection 4.3 is available here.
#ANYONE BUY DXO NIK COLLECTION UPGRADE#
Photographers who already own Nik Collection 3 by DxO or a previous version can upgrade their software by signing into their customer accounts. Windows and macOS versions are now available for download on the DxO website for a special price of $99.99 instead of $149 and $59.99 instead of $79 for the upgrade until December 31st, 2021. They are powerful, fully modifiable, and work reliably.
I don't have any negatives on these presets. Unlike some presets, the Nik Collection adds a new layer but also gives you a good deal of flexibility to adjust the preset to meet your specific creative needs, and you can save your own presets. The Nik Collection has always been highly reliable, and I'm glad to see the increasing number of presets added to Nik's U Point technology, which can easily adjust specific parts of an image. It also can work within DXO's own PhotoLab 5 editor. What's GoodĪs I said, I'm been a long-time fan of this plugin set for Photoshop or Lightroom. There's a good deal more, and I didn't try everything. In the Nik Analog Efex tool, new features include a vintage feel through the six “Landscapes of Yesteryear” presets, designed to infuse images with a refined, antique quality for a nice retro look. The "Winter" preset gave my images a cooler render, as I would expect. DxO’s new Nik Collection 4 comes with several new features and upgrades but still retains the familiar workflow and film simulations fans are looking for. The "Autumn" preset gave me increased warmth and changed some of the foliage to red, orange, and yellow hues. For example, the new "Seasons" presets are in the Color Efex group.
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I gave the update a spin and found the new presets grouped with the appropriate tools. Images can be transformed in a single click, perhaps to create the ambiance of those fleeting moments just before dawn or the luxurious glimmer of a lazy summer evening.