Type in the name of the plug-in such as"Viveza 2" and click Create. Under Preset click the drop down selector (see B.) and choose, "Save Current Settings as New Preset" from the list (see F.) Set the file format to "TIFF", Color Space to sRGB (or the one of your choice), Bit Depth to 16-bit, Resolution to240, and Compress to None (see D.). Once located, select the program or application file as indicated above and click "Choose". : Color Efex Pro 4, Dfine 2, Sharpener Pro 3 | Sharpener Pro 3.0 Output Sharpening or Sharpener Pro 3 Raw Presharpening, Silver Efex Pro 2. \Color Efex Pro 4\Color Efex Pro 4.exe, \Dfine 2\Dfine2.exe, \Sharpener Pro 3\SHP3OS.exe (Output Sharpener) or \SHP3RPS.exe (Raw Presharpener), Silver Efex Pro 2\Silver Efex Pro 2.exe. For other products,replace Viveza 2 reference with the following below. Typically it can be found at either, C:\Program Files\Google\Nik Collection\Viveza 2, OR Macintosh HD |Applications | Nik Collection | Viveza 2. Midway down on the right click on the"Choose" button (see C.) and locate the Nik Software application file for your product.
While Lightroom is still open, click Edit> Preferences OR Lightroom > Preferences.Ĭlick on the "External Editing" tab at the top of preferences (see A.). If it does not appear to be installed, please continue to step 4. Open Lightroom again and look to see if the Google Nik Collection is now installed under Photo > Edit In>. Rerun the Nik Collection installer again, making sure that you've uninstalled all previous versions, and ensure the default install location is used (C:\Program Files\Google\Nik Collection OR Macintosh HD | Applications | Nik Collection).
To manually install the Nik Collection after the installer has been run, please do the following:Įnsure all image editing applications such as Photoshop and Lightroom are closed. If the filters do not appear in Lightroom then a manual installation may be necessary. Un-checking this box will make all of the plug-ins appear in the Photo > Edit In menu.
This option is in Edit > Preferences > Presets OR Lightroom > Preferences > Presets (see attached screenshot). This seems to occur because the “Store Presets with Catalog” option in Lightroom's Preferences is checked. Occasionally, after running a Nik Software product installer, the software may not be installed correctly in Adobe Lightroom 3 or Lightroom 4. This is a solution I got from NIK awhile may be what you need
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