To learn more about the different aspects of using the Nik Collection, visit the Lenscraft Nik Collection Tutorials page.Īlthough there are a few bugs you might encounter using the Nik Collection with Affinity Photo, I don’t believe these down to DxO. This is incorrect and I’m going to show how to use the Nik Collection with Affinity Photo. A lot of people say you could use the old free version of the Nik Collection but DxO has removed this capability. v4 to v5 is more like Great to Great + 1, which is harder to see.Using the DxO Nik Collection with Affinity PhotoĪfter DxO released the new version of Nik I received emails asking how to use the new Nik Collection with Affinity Photo. Regular NR to Deep Prime was going from OK to Great. It was already very good quality wise in v4, so it is difficult to see a major improvement. It is faster to process by a good amount. I just did not find old film styles and grain to be anything useful. The package works well and is well thought out. I 'm gonna upgrade (seems DXO 5 is apple chip native), just not sure if Filmpack worth the price.
But then again I have amateur untrained eyes and wouldn't know what to look for.ĭoes run faster, I can confirm that at least. I don't notice a huge difference, if any, in the output. I notice it is faster on my Windows 10 Intel I9 desktop The DXO Photolab v5 Exite Deep Prime is excellent. How good is the Deep Prime comparing with V4? Haven't had time to play around with the control lines yet, but that will probably be the most used new feature for me. I played around with it some last night and the export speed on Deep Prime is twice as fast as v4 on my computer. Now if Sony would release a hotshoe mounted GPS like Canon that would be even better.
The new Metadata editing is exactly what I wanted. Thanks! Just got the upgrade and looking forward to trying it when I get home. $69 with this promo code: PHOTOLABFILMPACK
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