The press release for the upcoming Nik Collection 2018 by DxO leaked online – the official announcement is coming next month (June 6th). The price of the new version will be $49.99 / £39.99 / €49.99 instead of $69 / £59 / €69 until July 1st, 2018. Here is the full text:
DxO issued an update on the Nik Software Collection and DxO PhotoLab release schedule while the company is under bankruptcy protection and is restructuring their business – new versions will be released in June, 2018:
Over a month ago I received a tip that DxO Mark/DxO Labs is in bankruptcy or for sale. Today CanonRumors confirmed this rumor (see also this link): It looks like DxO Labs has gone into receivership for the purpose of reorganizing the company. DxO Labs deals with the software side of the DxO brand, as […]
DxO Mark distributed an email announcing that DxOMark is now separated from DxOLabs:
After acquiring Nik Collection from Google, DxO confirmed in a Google+ post that a new version of Nik Collection will be released in 2018:
Macphun is becoming Skylum (read more here). DxO OpticsPro is becoming DxO PhotoLab (read more here).
Some good news or all Nik Collection fans: DxO acquired Nik Collection from Google and will continue to develop it. Shorty after it became a free software, in May this year Google announced that they will no longer support the software. Here is the full press release:
Last month I reported about the rumored DxO One camera for Android OS. Today DxO announced “Early Access Program for Android” – here are the details:
In the next 12 months a new DxO One camera is rumored to be announced for Android OS. DxO One is currently available only for iPhone. Additional coverage of the DxO One camera can be found here.
With only few weeks left till Photokina, there are many news that I already covered on the other blogs or they are just not worth a separate post. Here is a recap on what else is new:
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