This included changes to ensure the Nik Collection is fully compatible with Affinity Photo. In February 2020, DXO released the Nik Collection 2.5.

If you want to know more about using the Nik Collection, visit the Lenscraft Nik Tutorials page. You can now launch and use the new Nik Collection 2018 by DxO from Affinity Photo. When you check this, Affinity Photo will display all the plugins in the Filters menu, even if it doesn’t recognise them. Look further down the Preferences dialog and you can see there’s an option numbered 2, to “Allow Unknown plugins to be used”. If you look back to the previous screenshot of the Preferences dialog you can see Affinity Photo only recognises two of the Nik Collection plugins. Here you see the new Nik Collection folder but only two of the plugins are listed. It also explains some of the problems you might encounter as well as how to work around them. The video explains how you can install and use the Nik Collection with Affinity Photo. Using the Nik Collection with Affinity Photo Video This is not everyone’s experience, so if you have the old version of the Nik Collection installed you might like to try them.

The Nik Collection appears much more stable compared to the previous versions which would frequently crash when I tried to use them.

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. 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.

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