- Macfun plugins for windows install#
- Macfun plugins for windows update#
- Macfun plugins for windows skin#
Nik is free, so there's no investment at this point, and they work well.
Macfun plugins for windows update#
Adobe released a PS CC 17 not long ago which affected some of the Nik Suite, but released an update a few days later than patched it and the Nik plugins work great again.
I'm using with CC 17 until sometime in the future when/if, there is a problem. Some of the people that left Nik are now at Macphun. I haven't used it, but you may want to take a look at Macphun Tonality. I have not seen similar, simple yet effective monochrome software, that fairly easily bolts onto Lightroom. I have always been very impressed with Silver Efex, but I realize that the software is dated.
Macfun plugins for windows skin#
You have to tone it down from the default settings, but with some work you can get good skin retouching that doesn't look overdone. I use this for quick and easy portrait retouching.
I ordered the Pro Pack of adjustments that were deeply discounted for their customers. I have both the plugins for PS and I've just downloaded their Topaz Studio software, which is similar to LR. They offer lots of pre-packaged adjustments. I prefer Photo 10 over Raw, but they both work well. However, everything you could do with NIK can be done in a combination of LR and PS. I still use NIK, but I'm also concerned about its future. They continued and continue to offer great products. Topaz Labs was Nik's main competitor and royally hurt by Google free offer. Sure, it works fine for now for me, but for how long? Will it be compatible with new releases from Adobe or will it launch on a new OS? Last official supported version of CC is 2015.
Macfun plugins for windows install#
It works well enough still, there's a couple bugs that don't impact usage much on the latest versions of PS CC but you can also just install older versions of PS alongside it. They don't support it with updates, but that was known years ago. Google didn't pull the plug on Nik, it's still free and available. Its good, but its not Nik, even though it has the old Nik development team
maybe now it's been patched and it's better? Is anyone using Macphun's products? I only tried Luminar when it was launched and I was not impressed. Shame as I really liked the interface and the idea of control points. So it looks like Google pulled the plug on Nik. TLDR: most plugins have a Mac version: go to the manufacturers site and check if yours do and if so just download them to your new Mac.Īlso Remember to transfer licences if your plugins use ilok or other authorisation software. In which case you can easily rename the plugin file to whatever your host is expecting) When your project looks for that plugin it will look for “Serum 圆4” and not find it. ( an example of when a project may not load - say the windows version of a plugin is listed in the file system as “Serum 圆4” but the Mac version is called “Serum”. May be worth seeing if your favourite synth or effect has a Mac version but most will.Īlso copying and pasting the plugin files from windows to Mac won’t work as they are basically different software, but all presets and (to a degree) projects should open just fine. However some plugins are only available on windows and so will have no option on Mac. Your licence for each of the plugins will also most certainly cover both versions so no extra payments should be necessary. Most plugins you have will be available in both Mac and Windows format so it should be easy enough to just redownload your plugins onto your new machine just like you would redownload your DAW.
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