Nik software offers academic pricing via Douglas Stewart Company
Michael continues: “This distribution partnership with The Douglas Stewart Company now enables us to offer academic pricing on a much broader scale and reach virtually every student and educator in North America.” The Douglas Stewart Company is the leading distributor and marketer of computer products, consumer electronics and school supplies exclusively serving the education market. By partnering with The Douglas Stewart Company, academic versions of all Nik Software products will be available through thousands of new stores, including traditional college bookstores.
Nik Software retailers sell boxed academic versions
In addition, educational retailers like Journey Education and Academic Superstore, as well as traditional Nik Software retailers such as Amazon, B&H Photo and others, will also sell boxed academic versions. Eligibility for students and faculty is provided by a simple third-party verification service. Free fully functional 15-day trial software, live online training, and over 80 training videos are available for all Nik Software products at niksoftware.com.
Discounted pricing of Academic versions stimulates Nik Software download
• Nik Dfine 2.0 - $49.99
• Nik Viveza 2 - $99.99
• Nik Color Efex Pro 3.0 Complete - $149.99
• Nik Silver Efex Pro - $99.99
• Nik Sharpener Pro 3.0 - $99.99
• Nik Complete Collection for Lightroom and Aperture - $149.99
• Nik Complete Collection Ultimate Edition for Photoshop, Lightroom, and Aperture - $299.99 |
Academic versions of Nik software products : Nik Software announces a new academic program designed to make its award-winning digital imaging software products accessible to more students and faculty located in the U.S. and Canada at more affordable prices. The program includes broader academic distribution of Nik software through channels serviced by The Douglas Stewart Company and pricing up to 50% off standard retail prices for all students and educators at any accredited educational institution. “We have been committed to the academic market for over a decade and have always seen the importance of supporting the next generation of aspiring photographers,” said Michael Slater, president and CEO of Nik Software.
