Working with raw files nondestructively is a plus to me.
In fact, this will work with any photo editor, including Photoshop, and including programs which can launch external editors, such as Capture One, since the Nik plug-ins can also operate as standalone programs.” The multipage TIFF format does produce quite large files, but it does allow re-editing within the Nik plug-ins, something never before possible. “The upshot is a world first – a non destructive plug-in filter workflow from within Lightroom. This can be done manually or via the import function in Nik Collection.This might be something to consider withDOX V3:
To export all your presets / recipes at once, please use the 'export all' button. These exported preset / recipe files are now ready to be imported into the plug-ins. Select a destination folder for the exported files, and save. Hover the cursor over the thumbnail image of the preset / recipe so that the icons appear, then click the arrow icon in the corner. All other presets / recipes are already included in the software.) (Note: This will only work for presets / recipes that you have created or imported. Access the preset / recipe you would like to export. To export presets / recipes, please do the following: This is also the way to share your presets / recipes with friends and colleagues. When reinstalling the software or installing the software to a new computer, you may wish to export custom presets / recipes that you have created or imported, in order to save them and import them again later. They can be found within Analog Efex Pro, HDR Efex Pro, Silver Efex Pro, Viveza (beginning in Nik Collection 4), and Color Efex Pro (beginning in Nik Collection 5, previously known as recipes). User presets allow multiple images to be enhanced in the same way. PLEASE NOTE: If the option to preserve personal presets was not selected during the installation or uninstallation process, we cannot be held responsible for any loss of presets / recipes. This information applies to version(s): 3, 4, 5
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