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1. NIK COLLECTION VIVEZA HOW TO
2. NIK COLLECTION VIVEZA INSTALL
3. NIK COLLECTION VIVEZA PRO
4. NIK COLLECTION VIVEZA TRIAL

NIK COLLECTION VIVEZA INSTALL

There’s also a – icon which you can use to remove an item from the list, so that the Nik Collection doesn’t install to it. If you find an application is missing from the list, you can add it using the + icon at the bottom of the list. For example, Affinity Photo isn’t listed but it is compatible. The compatible application list also isn’t a complete list. The plugins and the application executables. When you install the Nik Collection you are really installing two different sets of files. Some of these applications require only the Nik Collection plugin files whilst others like Lightroom require the application files. This screen lists compatible applications that the Nik Collection has detected on your computer and to which it will be installed. The order of the screens is slightly different on a Windows PC, but the principles are the same. On a Mac, you will reach the Compatible Host Applications screen after accepting the License terms. When you install the Nik Collection, the installer guides you through the process.

NIK COLLECTION VIVEZA HOW TO

It’s important in helping you understand how to find the executable files to launch Nik standalone. Most importantly we look at how to open an image for editing because the Nik Collection doesn’t have an obvious way to do this.īut before we can do that, we need to look at what happens when you install the Nik Collection to your computer. I’ll be explaining how to find and launch the Nik Collection executables on both a Mac and Windows Computer. In this tutorial, I’m going to show you how to use the Nik Collection as a standalone photo editor. The simple answer to this question is yes. But what about trying to use the Nik Collection standalone? Is it possible? Of course, if you have other DxO programs installed, you might want to avoid that route, as it would nuke them as well.īut first, find that Google > NIK folder that I described and copy it in and see how you fare.You probably already know that the Nik Collection is a great Photoshop plugin and that you can use it in other tools like Affinity Photo. It is also possible that, since you have now tried the DxO trial, that you will have to surgically remove all traces of the DxO installation so that it will allow you to still use the free version.īy surgically remove, I mean besides physically removing every DxO folder that is easily accessible, you will need to dig into the nooks and crannies of the registry and also remove every trace of DxO that you find in there as well. Honestly, I cannot see any useful difference in the free package and the one you now have to pay for. In Program Files, you should also have a Google folder that contains a NIK Collection folder to work, that folder must be present along with the plug-in files that you already mentioned. The old FREE version should still work at least it has for me in everything I have tried it with.

NIK COLLECTION VIVEZA TRIAL

I did try DXO it seems it goes to a 30 day free trial I assume that after that purchase is necessary?

So no Nik Collection filters nor the floating panel. On the new laptop I pasted the Google folder into C:\Program Files\Adobe\Photoshop Elements 2019\Plug-ins\ rebooted the laptop the opened Elements and saw it was scanning a long time searching for plug-ins but it not activate "Google" I did try DXO it seems it goes to a 30 day free trial I assume thatb after that purchase is necessary? I have set Preferences > Plug-ins >Additional Plug-ins Folder to on and entered the path:-Ĭ:\Program Files\Adobe\Photoshop Elements 2019\Plug-ins\Google\

On the new laptop I pasted the Google folder into C:\Program Files\Adobe\Photoshop Elements 2019\Plug-ins\ rebooted the laptop the opened Elements and saw it was looking for plug-ins but it not activate "Google"

NIK COLLECTION VIVEZA PRO

In my 2019 installation on my old PC I had the Free Nik collection:-Ĭ:\Program Files\Adobe\Photoshop Elements 2019\Plug-ins\Google\Analog Efex Pro 2\Analog Efex Pro 2.8bf and so on for each of the 8 filter.