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Nik Collection plug-ins don't work after upgrade to Yosemite #1

2) Then I can upgrade Aperture to 3.6 as I have it in my App Store purchasing history from 2011. From what you're saying, I understand that in the App Store Aperture will change from a greyed out installed button, to a download/update button as my system will then be compatible with Aperture 3.6 to enable the upgrade. Aperture 3.6, a final update adding compatibility with OS X Yosemite, was released on October 16, 2014. Aperture was discontinued and removed from sale on April 8, 2015. 2 Mojave is the last version of macOS to run Aperture. Oct 30, 2017 Apple Aperture 3.6 + Crack For Mac Free Download At 4macsoft. With new intuitive interface this new 2017 version is now available to serve the requirements of its users. This powerful photo editor software lets you browse and edit high resolution photos with full features clarity tools and resolution. Aperture was a photo editing and management. The filename you are searching for is ' Aperturev3.6-CORE.dmg '. I installed 3.6 on top of the previously.

I just upgraded to Yosemite (on Mac Pro), and when I try to use Nik plugins, I get a message telling me that my ‘trial has expired’. When I input the codes that are on the CD I purchased, I only get error codes. I tried uninstalling so I could re-install, but after uninstalling, the CD doesn’t give me the option to install, the only option is ‘uninstall’ - even though I just did that. Any ideas on how to get my plug-ins back?

You probably need to contact Apple support or Apple Care to see if they can help you. If not then you may have to contact Google and see if they can help you out My NIK Complete was downloaded to my HD so I don’t have a CD. Curious to see if anyone else has this problem with NIK or any other plugin. I’ve read on line that PSCC works fine and Macphun has already said that they will have an extension for Photos.app ready by winter in anticipation of the Photos.app release in early 2015 so I would assume that that should work. Let us know what happens. Good luck.

If you have a CD then you bought from the original Nik corporation. They were subsequently bought out by Google. If you own at least one Nik product, you can now get the entire suite from Google for no extra charge.

Assuming you registered your Nik SW, you should have received an email with instructions for downloading the entire Nik suite from Google. If you didn’t get that email, I suggest starting on this Nik help page.

Note to self (and others), find all your authorization codes for ALL third party software and plugin vendors before upgrading. Also, make sure they work on Yosemite before, too.

I emailed NikGoogle asking about Yosemite compatibility. Got the usual canned response of “not yet”. Their compatibility page will be updated when it is.

So….Yosemite was released in June to developers - what the heck has NikGoogle been doing since then?

I have the same problem, all nik plugins say “trial has expired”

I have Yosemite and Aperture 3.6 and my Nik plug-ins work like a charm. I used them extensively after a photo shoot on Sunday.

Ditto with Yosemite and Aperture 3.6 with NIK plugins (downloaded - not from CD) all working as superbly as before (better actually with 3.6 which seems much snappier?)

my define2 has disappeared after upgrading Aperture/Yosemite. But I had a backup of the download file “Dfine2-pal-ver2.111all.dmg” that I took for a new installation. The key i had on an old mail. That key worked fine and define2 is working perfectly now with the new Aperture Release.

Still i wonder why i got no mail from Google … . I would be interested in getting the whole suit at no additional charge.

It looks like you are running old versions? (My version of Define is on 2.2.16)

You can download the lot as detailed below from NIK.

“To update your software manually, please download the latest version of the Nik Collection from Google.com/NikCollection. If you previously had a registered version of the Nik Collection installed on your computer, downloading installing the trial from the homepage will simply update the files for you. Make sure that all host applications are closed, run the installer, and your plug-ins will be back in place once you re-open the host”

My new rMBP computer arrived already loaded with Yosemite. I did a time Machine transfer of my stuff off of my older MBP to the new one, then did the Aperture 3.6 upgrade and everything seems to be working fine. The Nik collection plug ins work, so does PSCC. I have to get my activation codes for some macphun plugins (can’t seem to locate the original emails so I’v emailed macphun. Also, no apparent WiFi issues that have plagued others who upgraded to Yosemite. Apple does have a 10.10.1 beta out being tested that is specifically addressing issues with wifi and notification center, so hopefully, that upgrade will be released soon. Fingers crossed and hopes that the new upgrade will solve these problems for others.

I too have bought a new Mac and built it up with a Time Machine Backup, loaded Aperture 3.6 but Nik Collection doesn’t work. I have now just downloaded new version of Nik Collection as described by Dai Martin above … guess what, it still doesn’t work!!!!!!!!!

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I had some issues with Nik along with Aperture after installing Yosimite. Did a repair data base and everything started working well.

There’s a new release that includes “official” support for Yosemite. See it here:

or here:

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Thanks everyone for your input. I downloaded the apps again and installed them again, and now it works. Seems that this worked.

Its a chicken and egg scenario with Yosemite and Aperture. You just hit the “update” button and finally gave in to installing Mac OS X 10.10, Yosemite on your Mac.

Its only upon completion you realise that the last version of Aperture was 3.4.5 and now it does not work with Yosemite….

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What needs to be done is to update Aperture from 3.4.5 to 3.6. Yes, you read right. 3.6.

No, you didn’t miss any updates. It just jumped a few versions ahead to 3.6.

The most common complaint is that Aperture cannot be updated once you’ve installed Yosemite. All you see is the Aperture application icon with a no entry sign painted across it and even if you launch App Store you cannot find Aperture 3.6 update anywhere.

Here’s how to force update Aperture from 3.4.5 that is incompatible with Yosemite to 3.6:

Drag the Aperture application into the trash but don’t empty the trash (just in case)
Launch App Store and click on the Purchases tab, find the Aperture application in the list (assuming Aperture is a paid app) and click “Install”

Upon completion, you should now be the proud owner of Aperture 3.6!! Which is… compatible with Yosemite!!
Hold down the Option key and click Aperture to launch it and when prompted select your Aperture library to re-link your existing library to Aperture 3.6
When prompted to update the older 3.4.5. Aperture library to 3.6 agree and wait for the update process to complete

Give your new Aperture 3.6 a trial run and once you’re satisfied, you can safely delete Aperture 3.4.5 from your trash bin.