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From previous experience, if doing the above fails, then just reinstall from the MAS. I basically never got notified for the switch from 1.7.x. After reinstalling 1.8.x, been getting the update notifications since.

Was notified about 1.8.2 by the MAS.

Thanks. I downloaded again from the MAS and it replaced the old 1.7.1 version. Never got the upgrade notice.

Is it possible to change from the MAS version to the Affinity Store version? I have not gotten and upgrade notice from the MAS since v1.7.1. Tried all the steps listed for notification and nothing. I am trying to just download it again

Never mind. Found it in Document > Colour Format. All works well now. Thanks!

Thanks both ... just need to figure out how to do the conversion!

Hello, Thanks for the response. It is the old Google Version. Basically, when I open a RAW file (NEF), go through the develop process and then try to apply the Nik Collection to a layer, only the HDF Efex Pro plugin is active and all the others are greyed out. If I open a jpeg file directly, including one first exported from Affinity, then all the plugins are available. Please see attached images.

Hello, Just installed the Nik Collection as a plugin and would like to ask whether it is supposed to be the case that this is generally not available after developing RAW files? I notice only HDR Efex is active in such cases and that the other plugins are only active when I open a jpeg file directly. Thanks.

Awesome. Thanks!

Sure, Will you PM me email? Assume there is a PM facility.

Not sure where to file this in but the lens showing as “Unknown (1148 445C24 24 15 00)” in my attached pics is, to use the official name, the Nikon AF Zoom-Nikkor 35-70mm f/2.8D. See http://imaging.nikon.com/lineup/lens/zoom/normalzoom/af_zoom35-70mmf_28d/ Hope it can be added to the lens database.

Okay, my last post for 24hrs as I have hit the 5 Post limit. Not coming from a photoshop background so maybe misusing it. In NX2, you selected High Pass and it just worked without any other steps. Do recollect dimly from using PS around 2005 that one did need to carry out some complex steps to use High Pass sharpening. Just seeing your post about NX2. Yes it did apply directly but was flexible enough for me. Anyway, will try to reacquaint myself with the more involved method. Thanks

All images it appears. NEFs from a Nikon D200 and ORFs from an Olympus OMD 5. Examples attached

Indeed. Thanks!

Have noticed an issue whereby when I rotate a landscape image to vertical, the image is clipped. See attachments