
This is giving the same result as directly editing from Photos. Then I am using the External editor extensions "Replace with Image from Disk" to pair the Viveza edited photo with the Version in Photos. I export the original from Photos to the Desktop, then ctrl-click to to use "Open with Dfine (or Viveza2). Taking JPG images with Fuji gear I would like to have the Nik collection as chrome apps instead. Since then I have switched from Mac to Windows and now I use only Linux and Adobe Lr/Ps and RAW files is in the past.
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I am using tis work-around to use them in Photos 2.0. GOOGLE should be making friends with lots of photographers today as it makes the popular and powerful (read, professional) photo editing tools Nik Collection (consisting of Analog Efex Pro, Color Efex Pro, Silver Efex Pro, Viveza, HDR Efex Pro, Sharpener Pro and Dfine) FREE to download, starting today. I bought the Nik collection before Google took over, I got the Google Nik Collection for free after that.

On a stand-alone basis Dfine2 and Viveza2 are working well. By doing simple things in Photos you are able to revert all adjustments individually and to save storage. Don't use external editors for tasks, that can be done in Photos. It increases the storage required for your photos. Using photo editing extensions will usually create an additional original master image file.
GOOGLE NIK COLLECTION FOR MAC PLUS
Now the edited photo will appear in Photos. Google nik collection est une suite doutils qui ajoutent une touche diffrente tes photos, en ajoutant des filtres et des effets pour leur donner plus de. When done, use the "Save" button in the plug-in and then the Save Changes in "External Editors". Now you will see the editor window of the selected plug-in and can edit your photo. In the External editors select the NIK plug-in you want to use: Now click "Extensions" in the Edit panel and select "External Editors". To use them, open the photo in Photos in Edit mode by selecting the thumbnail and hitting the Return key. Run each of them to test them (but not the Uninstaller 😁).Īfter you restart the Mac, the External Editor Extension will be able to see them and show them in Photos. You will find the stand-alone programs in the Applications folder in the subfolder "Nik Collection". I hope, everyone purchased this extension in time.Īfter downloading the NIK Collection from Google's site, run the installer. This extension is no longer available from the AppStore, after High Sierra has been released. In earlier versions of Photos you need a photo editing extension, that will call an external editor, for example the "External Editors extension". If you are using Photos 3.0 on High Sierra you can call the stand-alone applications of the Nik collection simply using "Image > Edit with", while you are viewing a photo enlarged in Photos. The famous Google Nik collection with photo editing plug-ins is free since March last year ( ) - download it here:
