Interesting that Google acquired Nik for their iPhone and Android app, not the rest of the portfolio. Hope this doesn't mean the rest of the company gets buried.

http://www.theverge.com/2012/9/17/33...d-nik-software

Originally Posted by cmason Interesting that Google acquired Nik for their iPhone and Android app, not the rest of the portfolio. Hope this doesn't mean the rest of the company gets buried. http://www.theverge.com/2012/9/17/33...d-nik-software

I don't like the sound of this.

After Adobe, Nik makes the most elegant useful photographic software on the planet, IMO.

This recently posted on the NIk FB page:

In a post to the Google+ community earlier today, Google Senior Vice President, Engineering Vic Gundotra reaffirmed the company’s support for Nik Software’s professional product line. In the post, Gundotra said, “we’re going to continue offering and improving Nik’s high-end tools and plug-ins.” http://cot.ag/Scszqy

Originally Posted by Ric Grupe I don't like the sound of this. After Adobe, Nik makes the most elegant useful photographic software on the planet, IMO.

You might wanna try the best plugin nobody knows about

I still have the Google Video player on my computer. Oh, and Google Browser Sync. And remember Picnic?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...s_and_services

I'm sure our fears are unfounded.

Originally Posted by Andy You might wanna try the best plugin nobody knows about

With respect, Andy, as someone who used that product when it was integrated with Bibble, it is in no way, shape, or form a replacement for Nik's high end offerings. It's just a different product altogether.