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As far as I can see it’s not supported beyond Adobe CC 2015. Tried to apply a filter in Photoshop 2017 and it unexpectedly quit. Really glad that Nik is being
by mattkevan 9y ago
As far as I can see it’s not supported beyond Adobe CC 2015. Tried to apply a filter in Photoshop 2017 and it unexpectedly quit.
Really glad that Nik is being maintained again. While I was happy that Google released it for free, it was essentially abandonware.
- dwringer 9y agoI don't have a Mac and don't know if you've tried this, but you might still be able to run the standalone programs directly from the installation directory for making atomic edits to photos, then import those as new layers into your project. It isn't as good as using them as plugins, which lets you readjust settings on-the-fly, but it has worked for me as a hobbyist.
- tomduncalf 9y agoI just downloaded the latest version in case they take it down at some point. Appeared to work fine in Sierra with latest Photoshop CC. Also displays in retina, which I’m pretty sure it didn’t when I tried it when they first made it free, so I guess there has been an update.