NIK software

[Clint007]

Thanks, Claude, I've been thinking about the Nik software, and this is a great bringing together of the tools.

Actually, I'd just been wondering about Silver Efex Pro, but thinking $200 is a lot. Then realising that by buying the bundle I can get $500 worth of software for $100, and wanted to have a feel for what I might use.

Dave

Where did you see that? At that price $100. for the bunch, I would also be a buyer.
Unless you mean you save $100. for the bunch!

[davidedric]

At that price $100. for the bunch

Sadly not.

There are six products which retail for $199 each for Silver Efex Pro and Sharpener Pro, and $99 for the other four. That's a total of $800. You can buy the lot as a bundle if you only want to use them as plug-ins with one product (i.e. Lightroom, Photoshop or Aperture), for a price of $300.

So if one is thinking of buying Silver Efex, then you get the remaining $600's worth of software for $100.

Still a pretty good deal

[PBelarge]

I have saved a lot of study time by using NIK software, but I have also taken most of their tutorials. The use of the different plugins will not only help in the processing, but if you are interested in stylizing you image(s), there is great opportunity to do so with NIK.
BTW: I love, love, love NIK software and its capabilities!

I am wondering if Google decides to drop NIK, will onOne software step in??? Maybe, maybe not. But there is interests between the two parties.