I got mine! "Stuckincustoms" works too for the coupon code
April 19, 2014, 09:44:19 AM
Topic: Nik Collection Bundle for $126.65 (Read 11224 times)
wsmith96
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Hardwire
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I am impressed.
5D MIII with Nik's Define and a shot in the house in near pitch black at ISO 25600 has almost no noise!
Talk about the dream team!
5D MIII with Nik's Define and a shot in the house in near pitch black at ISO 25600 has almost no noise!
Talk about the dream team!
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Rockets95
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I received the offer on Monday 3/25 as well. I purchased the bundle around Christmas 2011 and it had V1 of HDR Efex Pro. The download contained V2 of HDR Efex Pro.
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7D, WFT-E5A, 70-200 F/2.8L IS II, 24-105 F/4.0L, 10-22 F/3.5-4.5, 580EX-II, Wife has: 5D2, 70-200 4.0L IS, 100 2.8L IS macro, 24-105 F/4.0L IS, 17-40 F/4.0L
bran8
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I am wondering if someone can walk me through how they use the Nik suite in their workflow of editing landscape images. I really like the results I get in Lightroom 4 and feel comfortable using it. Would I use the Nik software after all of my adjustments in Lightroom 4? Can I do things with the software that I can't in Lightroom (specifically with the color efex and silver efex programs)?
Thanks!
Thanks!
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jaell
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If you've bought a Nik product before, check your spam filter/box. I got mine. Free. Holy frickin' sheet. I was gonna pay the $130 for the package--and it still would've been cheaper than what I paid for upgrading from Viveza to Viveza 2.
This is powerful, versatile software folks. The entire package used to run $500+ (and they didn't give academic discounts on the package, because the separate components totaled over $800).
I like Imagenomic better for noise reduction and even for their Portraiture tweaking, and Topaz makes some good plug-ins, too, but the entire Nik plug-in package for less than $150??? Do it. Do it now.
This is powerful, versatile software folks. The entire package used to run $500+ (and they didn't give academic discounts on the package, because the separate components totaled over $800).
I like Imagenomic better for noise reduction and even for their Portraiture tweaking, and Topaz makes some good plug-ins, too, but the entire Nik plug-in package for less than $150??? Do it. Do it now.
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Jackson_Bill
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I am wondering if someone can walk me through how they use the Nik suite in their workflow of editing landscape images. I really like the results I get in Lightroom 4 and feel comfortable using it. Would I use the Nik software after all of my adjustments in Lightroom 4? Can I do things with the software that I can't in Lightroom (specifically with the color efex and silver efex programs)?
Thanks!
An odd thread, isn't it? No response to us except "do it now". And all the others (except Spokane) have really low numbers
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tbob32
- PowerShot G16
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I'll join the low count recommenders. Saw this on MacRumors a few days ago and jumped on it. This compliments the Topaz bundle I already have. Never bought the Nik bundle before due to price. So far I am impressed, especially with the area/spot application of modifying pics.
Bob T.
Bob T.
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infared
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Thanks for the help...I did not get the email...so I sent Nik a. Note...hopefully I can get it too.
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5D Mark III, Canon 15mm f/2.8 Fisheye, Canon 17mm f/4L TS-E, Canon 16-35mm f/2.8L II, 21mm f/2.8 Zeiss, Sigma 35mm f/1.4, 24-70mm f/2.8 II, 50mm f/1.4 Sigma, 85mm f/1.2L, 100mm f/2.8L Macro,70-200mm f/2.8L IS II...1.4x converter III, and some other stuff.....