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NIK Collection by DxO

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description NIK Collection by DxO Overview

The NIK Collection by DxO provides professional photographers with powerful tools for recreating the look and feel of classic film stocks within Adobe Photoshop. This plugin suite delivers high-resolution film simulation filters and advanced color grading capabilities. It’s particularly useful for those seeking authentic analog photography aesthetics and precise control over their images, benefiting both seasoned professionals and serious enthusiasts.

help NIK Collection by DxO FAQ

Does the NIK Collection by DxO work with Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop?

Yes, the NIK Collection by DxO functions as a plugin suite for both Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Lightroom, as well as DxO PhotoLab. Plugins like Silver Efex Pro and Color Efex Pro are launched directly from the host application's filter or plugin menu.

What plugins are included in the NIK Collection by DxO?

The suite includes Silver Efex Pro for black-and-white conversion, Color Efex Pro for creative color filters, Viveza for selective adjustments, Dfine for noise reduction, Sharpener Pro for output sharpening, Analog Efex Pro for vintage film looks, and HDR Efex Pro. The exact number of modules may vary by version.

How is the DxO version of the NIK Collection different from the free Google version?

Google made the NIK Collection free in 2016 after acquiring it from Nik Software but discontinued updates. DxO purchased the rights in 2017 and has since released updated versions with improved compatibility for modern operating systems, new algorithms, and support for high-DPI displays.

Is the NIK Collection by DxO a subscription or a one-time purchase?

The NIK Collection by DxO is sold as a one-time license purchase rather than a recurring subscription, typically retailing in the range of $99 to $149 for new customers. DxO frequently runs promotional discounts, and owners of previous versions can upgrade at a reduced price.

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