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<blockquote data-quote="Dave_W" data-source="post: 228488" data-attributes="member: 9521"><p>Yes, it can be installed on a second computer. And no, I do not believe you can get it on a disk unless you buy it from Amazon which most likely will be an older version of the collection and will need to be updated online. Downloading it is by far the easier way to install it on your computers and is in fact the way all software will soon be distributed. I would also suggest holding off on purchasing Photomatix until you've used HDR Efex Pro and have concluded that Photomatix does something that Nik cannot. I have both programs and would gladly sell you my Photomatix at a discount if you do decide you want it. So far I've found Nik's HDR program to do everything that Photomatix does and then some and almost never use Photomatix any longer.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dave_W, post: 228488, member: 9521"] Yes, it can be installed on a second computer. And no, I do not believe you can get it on a disk unless you buy it from Amazon which most likely will be an older version of the collection and will need to be updated online. Downloading it is by far the easier way to install it on your computers and is in fact the way all software will soon be distributed. I would also suggest holding off on purchasing Photomatix until you've used HDR Efex Pro and have concluded that Photomatix does something that Nik cannot. I have both programs and would gladly sell you my Photomatix at a discount if you do decide you want it. So far I've found Nik's HDR program to do everything that Photomatix does and then some and almost never use Photomatix any longer. [/QUOTE]
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