There are around seven desktop plugins that can help with an array of photo editing capabilities that allow users to add filters to images along with retouching and creative effects, image sharpening, and the ability to make adjustments to the color of images. With that acquisition, it became clear that Google has plans to use the technology on Google+, especially when the then Senior Vice President-Social for Google Vic Gundotra made the announcement on Google+.
After the sale, the cost of the photo-editing plug-ins was cut down from $500 to $150. In the year 2012, the Mountain View, California company acquired Nik Software. Nik is the German company behind popular mobile editing app Snapseed and a range of plugins for Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom.
Henceforth, the collection is not just free for anyone to download at any time but the company has also promised complete refund to every user who has already purchased the collection from the beginning of this year. In a surprise move, the company’s Nik Collection of apps, comprising even desktop plug-ins is now completely free, a $150 discount from the collection’s normal price and just for a limited amount of time.
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