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1. #Nikon capture nx2 export dng update#
2. #Nikon capture nx2 export dng upgrade#
3. #Nikon capture nx2 export dng software#

To charge any money for that is an insult to Nikon customers.

#Nikon capture nx2 export dng software#

New camera either requires just an addition to a list of supported models in the software or some other minor Have produced this as result of an undergraduate project. This software is so insignificant in terms ofįunction and user interface that I would slap it into the face of an undergraduate software developer if he would In analogy I got pissed off that I have to pay for a new product of Nikon software to shoot tethered because theįirst version of Nikon transfer does not support new camera models. I personally think it is non of their business but

#Nikon capture nx2 export dng update#

I can easily see why this requires 100$ for an update in softwareīesides it seems we must make all those customers feel good who need the satisfaction that people who payed a lotįor their camera should also pay a lot for their software. Personally - I have no problem in spending a few dollars to get a much improved version of Capture - even though the older version worked fine with our D300 and D3.Ĭhanging the tag in the exif data or changing one line in the code of NX to accept a new tag is perhaps over the

#Nikon capture nx2 export dng upgrade#

Complaining about having to spend $109 to upgrade to a much improved version of Capture NX seems rather juvenile and immature - especially after the OP just dropped $3000 on a new camera body. Two different companies following the same "standard practice".Īnd besides - Nikon is in the business to make money. Just like the older versions of Photoshop will not support the latest camera bodies - you need to have CS3 and it's RAW converter to be able to use the NEF files from the D300, D3, and I expect the D700. The D700 is NOT listed as a compatible camera body on the spec page of the older Capture NX version.Įxpecting Nikon to make all older versions of Capture compatible with every new DSLR body is not "standard practice". It clearly states that Capture NX2 is compatible with the D700. Nikon is providing total compatibility with all of it's camera bodies with software that is available on it's website and at retail locations. Are you saying Capture NX now processes D700 NEFs? With Capture NX2, you can use Control Points to selectively apply sharpening tools like USM and High-Pass, as well as selectively control your Noise Reduction. >After installing 1.3.4 and the codec, which I don't think has anything to do with that, everything works fine. I had trouble with the current Windows command-line executable of ExifTool, but this older version works fine:īill Claff has written a dedicated Windows command-line tool, D700Hack, for doing the same thing:

The ExifTool documentation has instructions for running batch commands to process whole directories, etc.: with ExifTool:ĭo not try this on your only copy of the NEF - backup first!! So I edit it a bit to remove that, exported a JPEG and. When I open my cat's photo it's yellowish. You can change the 'Model' tag in the NEF to make the raw converter think it's dealing with a D3 file, e.g. I'd just bought Nikon D5200 and installed Capture NX-D for RAW editing but I kind of confused with its color rendering. >i hope this isn't nikon's way of marketing NX2