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I'm sorry to hear your opinion about the other plugins in the Nik Collection. It certainly depends on your preferred photography style.

Well, I only want & need Silver Efex 🤷🏼‍♂️

Unfortunately, this is not currently possible.

Thanks for your comment! Do you have problems installing NIK on your Windows PC? Have a look here: support.dxo.com/hc

After checking with DxO customer support, I confirm that the upgrade to version 7 of the Nik Collection from either version 5 or version 6 is at the same price. To take advantage of this, simply log in to your customer account. Feel free to contact customer support for assistance: support.dxo.com/hc/en-us/requests/new

Thanks for your comment! If you are unsure, what tools/features are important in your workflow? Maybe I can help you out with this! :) Best regards

​@@NikCollectionByDxO Hello. Thank you for your response. I appreciate it. I understand the need for pricing adjustments, but honestly, $90 (almost $100) seems steep *considering 80% of your Nick Collection is already available* . I can understand spending $60 to $65 for those who already own version 6, especially considering inflation. I recognize that your company needs to make a profit, but in my opinion, paying $90 for an update that only offers a 20% to 30% improvement and some new fonctions seems a bit steep. The full version is priced at $159, yet the update costs nearly $100, specifically $90. It seems like a significant amount for an update. Did I miss something here? Hmm ... anyway, that was my point. Now, thank you for your question. My favorite tool is the Viveza tool, which I frequently use for my workflow. But I’m having trouble with the local adjustment feature, specifically the control point. The sliders are quite small, which makes them difficult to use. I have to be careful to click and drag the slider correctly. I believe a round shape would be more user-friendly than the current small almost flat gray line used for the slider button. *Given the increasing size and resolution of our monitors, using this shape and relatively small slider can be challenging and not so intuitive* . As a result, I often resort to using the panel sliders, even though I don’t particularly enjoy it. I would much rather use the tool’s slider. I hope the DxO team will consider this feedback in a future update! Again, thank you for your question. Have a fantastic week. Best regards.

​@@NikCollectionByDxO Should I express gratitude for the removal of both my response to your message and my question? …

Just keep 6 installed; you still have the license

Exactly! :)

Thanks for your comment! If you use Version 6 and you still like it, that's perfectly fine! :) If you like to upgrade, without paying a monthly fee, you will get an upgrade for just an upgrade fee, which is fair! If you like to work with other tools or NIk is not important in your workflow, you can give it a try with our free version! :) best regards

Thanks for your comment! Since NIK3 was quite some time ago, sadly we can not grant you the upgrade price. But you can try the free version and see if you like the upgrades and decide then! :) Best regards

Don't worry, you're missing nothing

If you've got Photolab AND Viewpoint though, what then is the point of Nik Perspective, considering it is an exact duplicate? If you don't though, I'm pretty sure you can do most of those things that Perspective did in those programs. Or if you still have Nik Collection 6, use that for Perspective considering you can have 6 and 7 running side by side. Can't have everything.

So many other fabulous features - worth every penny!

@@alanberkson7809 True that. I wish that Adobe did what DxO did and bring out the colour wheel that allows you to precisely target a specific colour with an eyedropper and adjust the HSL of it, like what DxO did. That feature alone is well worth paying for. As well as other aspects, especially when it comes to editing JPEG or TIFF images. The ONLY downside of DxO is that it is not compatible with ALL RAW formats even though it says it does. For example, for smartphone shooters, except for iPhones it will NOT accept DNG files from Samsung smartphones like I do.

On Robin Whalley's review video on his UA-cam channel he said you could install Version 7 and keep your previous version which means you can keep Nik Perspective. Haven't tried it myself yet though.

@@njl1007 I tried to upgrade to Nik Collection 7 from Nik Collection 5 and was told that I have to pay full price. When I reached out to the DxO representative, I was told that they could be charging me "$79 for upgrade from v5 to v6 and $89 from v6 to v7, so, instead of charging you individually to upgrade we charge the $159 new price" . Isn't that like saying if I upgrade from iPhone 13 to iPhone 15, Apple should charge me for Apple 14 as well. Too frequent upgrades with minor changes and I have to pay full price for each upgrade. What an unethical way to do business

It's totally true.

Thanks for your comment! We have a tool called ViewPoint which has all the features plus many more to edit like you could with perspective. Also, this is just for the newer versions, you can still use perspective. Best regards

If you "upgraded" as you said you did, you still have version 6. You can run both installations at the same time and therefore you still have access to Nik Perspective. A bit of a workaround, but at least you still have it.

Make sure that none of the local adjustment tools button is active in the panel. In the image, click close to the control point, control line, control polygon or luminosity mask dot that you will be using as the main setting and then, holding the left mouse button, drag a rectangle to encompass all the other dots you want to link (the rectangle will have white edges and a white translucent fill). Release the mouse button: all included tools are linked and active (and yellow): only the sliders of the control point or the control line where you started to draw the selection rectangle are visible, these sliders will affect all the tools in the same way, the size of the area of influence remains independent and changeable, from one tool to another, the tools dots keep their appearance. Another way to link multiple local adjustment tools is to hold the Cmd (Mac) or Ctrl key (PC) and click on the dots. To cancel the linkage and regain the dependency of each control point and/or control line, click anywhere in the image. The linking technique can also be used to remove several local adjustment dots at once (press the Back or Delete key).

Probably not.

hahahaha, you must be kidding

They removed it from this “upgrade.” However, they are willing to sell you a separate module that does the same thing. Can you say “rip off”?

Thank you! 🫶

If you are fine with an older version you do not have to upgrade. If you like the newest version, you can purchase at a lower upgrade price since we do not have a subsctiption plan, which is cheaper in the end. Best regards

I've really enjoyed using Nik Filters since the beginning and wouldn't want to be without it. I even understand if I only use three of this entire package (Color Efex, Viveza, Sharpener) intensively and have to buy the remaining packages without using them. For this reason alone, the cost-benefit ratio is unfavorable for me, especially for my area of application. I like the new features of Version7, I've always been waiting for this and that's why I'm going to upgrade. I think it's excessive and unjustified to spend so much money again in such a short time just because the user interface and the respective filter packages can be combined and thus stay up to date. I would like to see fair pricing for long-standing, loyal customers who can confidently recommend your product to people who are not in a very good financial position

@@NikCollectionByDxO I've really enjoyed using Nik Filters since the beginning and wouldn't want to be without it. I even understand if I only use three of this entire package (Color Efex, Viveza, Sharpener) intensively and have to buy the remaining packages without using them. For this reason alone, the cost-benefit ratio is unfavorable for me, especially for my area of application. I like the new features of Version7, I've always been waiting for this and that's why I'm going to upgrade. I think it's excessive and unjustified to spend so much money again in such a short time just because the user interface and the respective filter packages can be combined and thus stay up to date. I would like to see fair pricing for long-standing, loyal customers who can confidently recommend your product to people who are not in a very good financial position

@@NikCollectionByDxO I've really enjoyed using Nik Filters since the beginning and wouldn't want to be without it. I even understand if I only use three of this entire package (Color Efex, Viveza, Sharpener) intensively and have to buy the remaining packages without using them. For this reason alone, the cost-benefit ratio is unfavorable for me, especially for my area of application. I like the new features of Version7, I've always been waiting for this and that's why I'm going to upgrade. I think it's excessive and unjustified to spend so much money again in such a short time just because the user interface and the respective filter packages can be combined and thus stay up to date. I would like to see fair pricing for long-standing, loyal customers who can confidently recommend your product to people who are not in a very good financial position

@@NikCollectionByDxO if you had the best regards for your clients, you would offer discounts for upgrades no matter which prior version of NikSoftware we already own. Please chance this absurd policy.

Thank you! 🫶

Not all of us use photoshop

You should. It's a great program.

@@Daniel_Ilyich 🤣🤣🤣

Thanks for your comment! You pay for the Software and improvements if you like the tool! :) Best regards

@@NikCollectionByDxO I concur! Warmest Regards.

thank you