The bundle comprises HDR Efex Pro 2, Silver Efex Pro 2, Sharpener Pro 3, Color Efex Pro 4, Viveza 2, and Dfine 2. These plug-ins are, after all, highly regarded by many professional photographers. With Monday’s news of the Nik Collection, however, it looks as if there is little to worry about and plenty to celebrate. But a couple of weeks back, when Google announced details of its latest spring clean, some Nik fans began to worry about the fate of the firm and its software when the Web giant said it would no longer be selling the desktop version of Snapseed.

When Google acquired Nik Software last September, one of the first things it did was drop the $5 price tag of Nik’s popular Snapseed mobile photo-editing app. Before now, each one cost $100 or $499 for the full set, so the Collection offers a significant saving. If not, you might be interested to learn that Google is now selling the Nik Collection – six plug-ins for Photoshop, Lightroom and Aperture created by Nik Software – for just $149.

If you’re in the business of image editing, or simply like to fiddle with your photos on occasion, you might already have all the tools you need.

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