On Windows it seems to be working fine (Nik Collection v1.2.18) with Affinity Photo retail and 1.7.0.188 Beta. The host applications must then point to that plugin files folder.ĭon't forget to tick Allow "Unknown" plugins to be used in Affinity Photo Preferences, Photoshop Plugins section (on bottom).Ĭurrently, on Macintosh, the NiK Collection by DxO works with the current retail version - Affinity Photo 1.6.7 (with a few issues) - but doesn't work with Affinity Photo 1.7.0.102 (Beta). The installer will then create a folder for the application files and will place the plugin files on the folder you've set up/created manually. This applies to both Windows and Mac installations. Regarding the installation, yes you have to set/add a custom folder to where the plugin files will be installed like with the old/free Google version.
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Out of curiosity - what do you mean with The new version of NIK shows it is compatible with Affinity Photo ? Where are you seeing this exactly? DxO offers a free download of the Nik Collection 2012 on its website.
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