According to the banner on the Nik/Google site they are no longer updating the Nik software
Originally posted by Nik:
The Nik Collection is free and compatible with Mac OS X 10.7 through 10.10; Windows Vista, 7, 8; and Adobe Photoshop through CC 2015.
We have no plans to update the Collection or add new features over time.
At the moment I'm able to use it with PS CC 2017 (Mac) but I'm wondering if the next update will still work
According to the banner on the Nik/Google site they are no longer updating the Nik software
Originally posted by Nik:
The Nik Collection is free and compatible with Mac OS X 10.7 through 10.10; Windows Vista, 7, 8; and Adobe Photoshop through CC 2015.
We have no plans to update the Collection or add new features over time.
At the moment I'm able to use it with PS CC 2017 (Mac) but I'm wondering if the next update will still work
That really sucks, Silver Efex is still the best B&W software out there.
Thanks for the replies. For those who do have it working in Photoshop CC 2017 on a PC - do you have a "Google" folder within the "plug-ins" folder of Photoshop CC 2017 installation folder?
Thanks for the replies. For those who do have it working in Photoshop CC 2017 on a PC - do you have a "Google" folder within the "plug-ins" folder of Photoshop CC 2017 installation folder?
c:/program files/adobe/adobe photoshop cc 2017/plug-ins/google
That's the path I have for the plugin's and it works perfectly. I just built this computer about 3 months ago and did a full new install on it and have had no problems with Nik software to date.
Thanks - my path is E:\downloads\Adobe Photoshop CC 2017\Plug-ins\Google
I may try re-installing on the C drive but being a miniscule SSD drive it is short of space
That should work, not sure why you are having problems.
When I built this computer I went with a 1TB SSD so I would not have a problem with OS and programs fitting on it. Right now it is 1/2 full so I am going to start looking for another one just for my photo editing programs.
Thanks - my path is E:\downloads\Adobe Photoshop CC 2017\Plug-ins\Google
I may try re-installing on the C drive but being a miniscule SSD drive it is short of space
That should work, not sure why you are having problems.
When I built this computer I went with a 1TB SSD so I would not have a problem with OS and programs fitting on it. Right now it is 1/2 full so I am going to start looking for another one just for my photo editing programs.
Thanks - my path is E:\downloads\Adobe Photoshop CC 2017\Plug-ins\Google
I may try re-installing on the C drive but being a miniscule SSD drive it is short of space
That should work, not sure why you are having problems.
When I built this computer I went with a 1TB SSD so I would not have a problem with OS and programs fitting on it. Right now it is 1/2 full so I am going to start looking for another one just for my photo editing programs.
A 1TB SSD would be a nice upgrade for me
It was for me. I was running a Mac Mini that was about 8 years old. So this new computer is like driving at warp speed
You can manually copy the plug-in to the photoshop folder and it will work. I did that in the past. You can take back of the existing folder and install OS and put those back.
As I mentioned in other thread, for me it all works fine.
I do run it on PS CC 2017 on Win 10 and I have no issues with Nik. I do remember that after a major upgrade I had to reinstall the Nik Collection to have it run again.
