I tried to upgrade to Nik Collection 7 from Nik Collection 5 and was told that I have to pay full price. When I reached out to the DxO representative, I was told that they could be charging me "$79 for upgrade from v5 to v6 and $89 from v6 to v7, so, instead of charging you individually to upgrade we charge the $159 new price" . Isn't that like saying if I upgrade from iPhone 13 to iPhone 15, Apple should charge me for Apple 14 as well. Too frequent upgrades with minor changes and I have to pay full price for each upgrade. No, Thank you.
After checking with DxO customer support, I confirm that the upgrade to version 7 of the Nik Collection from either version 5 or version 6 is at the same price. To take advantage of this, simply log in to your customer account. Feel free to contact customer support for assistance: support.dxo.com/hc/en-us/requests/new
Be warned that this “upgrade” does not include Nik Perspective. If I had known this before purchasing I never would have bought the “upgrade.” What a rip-off!!!
If you've got Photolab AND Viewpoint though, what then is the point of Nik Perspective, considering it is an exact duplicate? If you don't though, I'm pretty sure you can do most of those things that Perspective did in those programs. Or if you still have Nik Collection 6, use that for Perspective considering you can have 6 and 7 running side by side. Can't have everything.
@@alanberkson7809 True that. I wish that Adobe did what DxO did and bring out the colour wheel that allows you to precisely target a specific colour with an eyedropper and adjust the HSL of it, like what DxO did. That feature alone is well worth paying for. As well as other aspects, especially when it comes to editing JPEG or TIFF images. The ONLY downside of DxO is that it is not compatible with ALL RAW formats even though it says it does. For example, for smartphone shooters, except for iPhones it will NOT accept DNG files from Samsung smartphones like I do.
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I tried to upgrade to Nik Collection 7 from Nik Collection 5 and was told that I have to pay full price. When I reached out to the DxO representative, I was told that they could be charging me "$79 for upgrade from v5 to v6 and $89 from v6 to v7, so, instead of charging you individually to upgrade we charge the $159 new price" . Isn't that like saying if I upgrade from iPhone 13 to iPhone 15, Apple should charge me for Apple 14 as well. Too frequent upgrades with minor changes and I have to pay full price for each upgrade. No, Thank you.
After checking with DxO customer support, I confirm that the upgrade to version 7 of the Nik Collection from either version 5 or version 6 is at the same price. To take advantage of this, simply log in to your customer account. Feel free to contact customer support for assistance: support.dxo.com/hc/en-us/requests/new
Where is Perspective ?
They removed it from this “upgrade.” However, they are willing to sell you a separate module that does the same thing. Can you say “rip off”?
Be warned that this “upgrade” does not include Nik Perspective. If I had known this before purchasing I never would have bought the “upgrade.” What a rip-off!!!
If you've got Photolab AND Viewpoint though, what then is the point of Nik Perspective, considering it is an exact duplicate? If you don't though, I'm pretty sure you can do most of those things that Perspective did in those programs. Or if you still have Nik Collection 6, use that for Perspective considering you can have 6 and 7 running side by side. Can't have everything.
So many other fabulous features - worth every penny!
@@alanberkson7809 True that. I wish that Adobe did what DxO did and bring out the colour wheel that allows you to precisely target a specific colour with an eyedropper and adjust the HSL of it, like what DxO did. That feature alone is well worth paying for. As well as other aspects, especially when it comes to editing JPEG or TIFF images. The ONLY downside of DxO is that it is not compatible with ALL RAW formats even though it says it does. For example, for smartphone shooters, except for iPhones it will NOT accept DNG files from Samsung smartphones like I do.