I bought Nik v5 on a DxO Black Friday offer, installed it and it works fine for my purpose, which is mainly confined to SFX & CFX, very occasionally DFine and even less occasionally I add a touch of Viveza. I don’t know about v3, I was still using the original free Nik Collection until recently when I bought a new iMac running on Ventura. Will it work better with the latest version (now DxO sells the v5) ? Since I moved to macOS Ventura, I find the use of Silver Efex Pro is getting annoyingly slower. I use Silver Efex quite a lot as a LR plugin. Now more than ever, the Nik Collection is regarded as one of the most important and best-loved plug-in suites on the market.I bought Nik Collection (v3) about a year ago. Google then stopped developing it and distributed it for a time as a free product before it was bought by DxO and brought back to life as a fully updated, refreshed and modernised plug-in suite. First launched by Nik Software 25 years ago as an expensive premium priced suite, it then fell into Google’s hands where it was sold for a while at $149 and the Analog Efex Pro plug-in added. The Nik Collection has had a long and sometimes bumpy history. Like other Nik Collection presets they can be applied with a single click and modified at will with the built in manual adjustment tools. The themes are “Classic Portrait Color”, “Classic Portrait Black & White”, “Light & Bright”, “Wildlife” (used for the striking main image with this story) and “Street”. Best monitors for photographers (opens in new tab).Best laptops for photo editing (opens in new tab).
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