A few years ago, the Nik Collection of photo editing tools would have cost you $500. Now, Google’s giving it all away. The Nik Collection is a set of seven plug-ins for Adobe Photoshop, Adobe ...

If you're an avid photo editor, you probably already have a pretty decent workflow for transforming so-so shots into lovely digital images. Those who want a little bit more of a helping hand, or just ...

Back in 2012, Google purchased German company Nik Software, the firm behind a series of photo editing plug-ins designed for amateur and professional photographers. The acquisition was primarily so ...

Nik Collection, a package of seven photography tools, is now completely free. Previously, Google sold the plugins for a steep $149. Google acquired Nik Collection with the 2012 purchase of Nik ...

Google looks like it is slowly phasing out the use of its Nik Collection, the desktop PC-based photo editing tools. A new message on the collection’s official website has confirmed that Google now has ...

Would you like to get $149 of photo-editing software for free right now? Of course you would! And you're in luck because Google has made its premium Nik Collection photography software completely free ...

Even when a product looks as if it's about to die off, there's always the chance another company will come out of nowhere to save it. Such is the case with Google's excellent Nik Collection photo ...

The Nik Collection of Adobe photo editing plugins that Google bought out in 2012 is no longer compatible with the latest version of Photoshop. The website for Google’s popular image editing plugins ...

Google is now dishing out its Nik Collection at no cost. The Nik Collection comes with seven desktop plug-ins that were originally targeted toward expert photographers. From its original price tag of ...

Google rightly took the plaudits when it made its Nik Collection photo editing software available for free last year — removing the product’s $149 price tag, which was once as high as $500 — but ...

It feels like ages ago that Google acquired the Nik Collection of photo editing tools, and earlier this year the company announced that it would be ceasing development on the collection as a whole.