Aperture 3 and NIK- plugins, problems...

Which update?

I'm running Aperture 3.5.1 and issue with NIK that were not previously present with the exception of HDR PRO v2 have surfaced. I have the full NIK collection, so I could uninstall and reinstall after down loading. Personally, I don't think that Google could give a ****.

Other plugins do work.

Have you updated to the latest version (1.1.0.9)?

Did not know that this version was released. Uninstalled everything under 1.1.0.8 and reinstalled using 1.1.0.9.

Thanks Wookie, would never had known and it was getting frustrating. So, if NIK Google created software resolution to the issue, then which party was the culprit? Wookie, that's a rhetorical question because it has always been NIK.

Sounds like Microsoft talk blaming another vendor. Also, and this has been stated, if you are the company producing software for one specific product (in this case Aperture), it's fair to say that you should get it right or at least admit your errors.

Thus, I am ambivalent. I'm pleased that the plugins work as designed. I'm displeased that NIK has always been the culprit, but insisted that Apple was to blame. Reminds me of the companies producing antivirus software when they release a virus and coerce the consumer to purchase software to counteract their virus.

So nonsense!

Looks like a new version 1.111 as of February 26, 2014.

I am using an old link for the complete collection. Anyone have an updated link for the entire array?

Google says "contact us".

https://support.google.com/nikcollection/answer/3000910?hl=en&ref_topic=3000839

There is a contact link on the main Google Nik page.

Kirby:

I am familiar with this link, but it permits the trial versions. I do have the original download link embedded in an email message. I was just wondering if there was a way to access this link without using the email connection. Since I held licenses for all, then all the plugins are available, to me, at no charge.

Thanks.

Are you unable to contact Google?

No . . . I just contacted Google and a link was resent to my email. Looks as if the link is designed in such a way as to be emal specific.

Had what I wanted all along, just wanted to explore the options NIK/Google+ was using to provide the full array of plugins to paying customers.

Just save the link that was in the email message. It's a dynamic link with your email address embedded in it. Every time you click in it, you will download the "latest and greatest" version of the entire Nik suite.