Nik Collection has truly been resurrected and is in now in safe hands. The second piece of good news is that DxO is selling the entire Nik Collection for a very reasonable $69 / £59, and the plug-ins now work with the latest iteration of Adobe’s Creative Cloud software. It’s simply the best image editor for my money. If you haven’t downloaded Snapseed yet, then do.
#FREE PHOTOSHOP NIKON FILTERS FOR MAC ANDROID#
Today Snapseed is a very popular app on both iOS and Android platforms in fact, I don’t use anything else to enhance the images taken on my iPhone. It took away Snapseed as well as the popular Nik Collection of plug-ins and began to give away Snapseed for free. So, Google simply bought up Nik Inc… lock stock and barrel. In fact, Snapseed was so good that Google saw the little app as a way of getting a foothold in the image market and thought it would attract phone users to Google’s image storage platform. It was a fabulous app for use on iOS devices and in some ways, it did away with the need for many photographers to even have an image editor like Adobe Photoshop.
Then the company produced an image editor that it called Snapseed. More plug-ins for Photoshop, Lightroom – and even Apple’s excellent but now defunct Aperture program – came along. The company’s first product was a digital filter called Define, that did an amazing job of cleaning up the digital noise that was so common with files from early digital cameras when shot at higher ISO sensitivities. The company in question was called Nik… nothing to do with Nikon, just a happy coincidence.
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