I wrote about that in my Q&A the day they made the initial “free” announcement, back in March of 2016. They said, in kind of a soft-sell way, that they weren’t going to support further development of the collection.Ī.

Didn’t Google pretty much say the same thing when they first released the Nik Collection for free?Ī. Well, long time Nik Collection users are (me being one of them) are pretty much freaking out, so I thought I’d do a quick Q&A about it here on the blog-a-roonie: Tip of the hat to DPReview for uncovering that. Or if a stiff wind comes along, and it breaks the Nik Collection they ain’t fixin’ it). Or, if a new version of Photoshop or Lightroom stops it from working, they’re not going to fix it. If a new OS from Apple or Microsoft is released and it breaks the Nik Collection from working, they’re not going to fix it.

We had a blast (saw two awesome shows: ‘Wicked’ and ‘School of Rock’ and took a hilarious tour of NYC called ‘The Ride’ – highly recommended).Īnyway, I’m back and of course, on Friday (as luck would have it) all hell broke loose when Google added a disclaimer to their download site for the free Nik Collection of plug-ins, that they would no longer be supporting it moving forward. Sorry I missed out blogging on Friday – my wife and daughter flew up to New York City to meet me Friday morning (I was already up in NYC on business), and I got all caught up in that.

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