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Thanks!The Nik email for the free download was in my spam/junk folder, and a LOT of other people are finding it there also. The email is titled "Thanks for your support: upgrade to the new Nik Collection by Google" and was sent out on March 25th. Worth checking for that before contacting Nik support.
Addendum: Guy said it was okay for me to share my Nik affiliate coupon code here. It is "MU-43" and gets you the same 15% off as the other coupon code shared two posts up in this thread (brings the price down to $126.65). Only difference is that the referral credit goes to me instead of D. Ziser. Thanks, Guy!
As an aside, I don't know if the final shipping version of the new Leica M will have the banding issue we've seen in some of the early firmware samples, but if it does, Nik Dfine has a wonderful de-banding capability that will address the issue with little fuss.
This is very good marketing on Google's part.My thoughts on why Google did this:
Nik's plugins were overpriced in the current market, Nik would find it difficult to drop the price, but Google as the new owners didn't have the same problem with losing face.
So they dramatically adjusted the prices of the plugins to make them more competitive. Good move, but then faced the anger of those that had paid the big bucks previously, hence the brilliant move to stem any criticism - give previous Nik customers the whole lot for nothing. Problem solved rather neatly.
Yes, will plug into both.Are the "plugins" LR/Aperture plugins, or PS plugins?
In CS5 you need to look under - filters - NIK. Might be the same for CS3?can somebody tell me where Viveza went in Photoshop (CS3)?
i stupidly upgraded (not sure i needed to) and now i've lost it
that's where it used to be -- no moreIn CS5 you need to look under - filters - NIK. Might be the same for CS3?