Hence we have the current horribly feature-reduced Capture NX-D today. Nikon’s Capture NX suffered greatly feature-wise when Google bought over Nik Software and Nikon was no longer able to license the Nik plugins. I’m still in the process of moving and bringing up my new PC online, so it will be quite a while before I start posting regularly. Yes the “totally 100%” in the title is unnecessary and grammatically repetitive – but I’m using that just to emphasize how real this is. In case you did not get the news yet, the Google Nik Collection is now absolutely free for download and use, no strings attached. Continue reading “Really Nice Images All Films 4.0 Review” → Tagged film, film presets, lightroom, photoshop, post-processing, presets, review, rni all films, software Leave a comment Google Nik Collection Now Totally 100% Free
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The Pro version gets you everything, while the Lite version gives a smaller selection of presets at a much lower price of 59USD.
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(If you didn’t get your upgrade offer, check out this page.) RNI now offers the All Films pack in Pro and Lite versions. To recap, the RNI 4.0 All Films pack is priced at 122 USD and existing subscribers get an email with a half-price offer to upgrade. In fact this review will have a lot of cut-and-paste content from the preview article in July. My impressions have not changed much between then and now. In summary, if you liked what you read in my preview article, you can go ahead and prepare to make a purchase. I actually wrote a preview of it earlier, and didn’t come around to doing a review until now.
Really Nice Images released version 4.0 of their RNI All Films Pack in the beginning of July.
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