Adobe Creative Cloud Now SupportedĪdobe has updated Photoshop and Lightroom many times over since the original set of the Nik Collection was released. I rarely had stability issues with the filter set, so it is too early for me to assess this. I have briefly tested the new version, and it does appear to be faster. The Nik Collection 2018 is now fully functional with 64-bit Windows and Mac OS. This is a first step that allows us to start afresh.
It was necessary to recover and recompile source code that had not been maintained for a long time in order to make it compatible with the latest versions of Adobe products and the latest Apple OS updates. I could be wrong, but I don’t think I am or DxO wouldn’t have had to spend so much time and energy on updating it. I have no doubt that the source code was neglected, or completely ignored, by Google since their acquisition of the filters. DxO have worked hard at updating the source code to make it more stable and compatible with the modern operating systems. Instead, the Nik Collection 2018 is an update. It’s worth pointing out that this release should not be thought of as a new set of filters. Those timings and seasons apply to the northern hemisphere. Maybe it could be argued that it is now summer, but that’s too pedantic even for me. Well, now DxO have come good on their promise and released the updated version in the Spring of 2018. I also wrote about DxO acquiring the Nik collection at the tail-end of 2017. I wrote about Google giving them away for free and the fears I had for the future of the Nik collection of filters. I have been following the progress of this filter collection for a while. DxO has just announced the release of Nik Collection 2018.
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