In PhotoLab 1.2 DxO has improved upon this technology for localised, non-destructive editing. The new iteration introduced a new localised adjustment tool using U Point technology, which is also now employed in the Nik Collection 2018 plugins. You can also choose a one-month free trial of the Nik Collection plugins.ĭxO replaced its Optics Pro software with the new PhotoLab software last year.

The Nik Collection 2018 by DxO is available for download on the DxO website with a discounted price tag of $49.99 / £39.99 / €49.99 until 1 July.įrom then on the Nik Collection 2018 price tag will be $69 / £59 / €69 until July 1st, 2018. Viveza: local adjustment of colour and tone.ĭxO says the Nik Collection is now also available in 13 languages, and the company provides support in four languages on its website. Sharpener Pro: image sharpening with the ability to apply localised or global sharpening. HDR Efex Pro: High Dynamic Range (HDR) software. Silver Efex Pro: for converting images to black and white, this is inspired by traditional darkroom techniques.Īnalog Efex Pro: simulates the look of traditional film, cameras and lenses.Ĭolor Efex Pro: a collection of colour correction and creative effect filters, plus retouching controls. Nik Collection 2018ĭxO, which purchased the Nik Collection from Google in October 2017, has spent the seven months since optimising the code of the Nik Collection’s seven plugins to make it compatible with the latest version of Adobe products, as well as the recent Apple OS updates.ĭxO’s Nik Collection 2018 is now fully functional with all 64-bit Windows and Mac platforms, the company says, as well as with Adobe Lightroom Classic CC, Photoshop CC 2018, and Photoshop Elements 2017/2018.Īs before, the Nik Collection 2018 includes the same seven plugins: DxO has announced the official debut of the Nik Collection 2018 plugins – priced $50 / £50 – for Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop, as well as DxO PhotoLab 1.2 editing software.

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