ViewNX2 is the convenient way to manage images, providing functions for storing, browsing, editing and sharing photos as well as movies.
ViewNX 2
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Outstanding.
I can't believe the other reviews. I'm running this program in both 7 and Vista 32-bit environments, without a single hiccup. I even went so far as to swap the program icon for the much-cooler ViewNX grid-and-sphere without fuss. Very fast startup, excellent dual-monitor support, wide range of adjsutment tools, and great layout. I've used the new Adobe Lightroom which is outstanding, but if the NR in ViewNX2 was as good, I would deem it the better product. RAW processing engine is superior to Adobe's, and layout is very similiar in concept. After using this program for a week, I realized my workflow was much more efficient and the toolset gave me everything I needed for 95% of my editing, so as a result, PS gets opened about twice a month. I shoot much like I did in the days of film, getting things right IN-CAMERA, so being able to batch process my "rolls" of film makes things ridiculously easy. I would really like to spring for Lightroom, but honestly, doing so is basically paying $200 to trade RAW processing for excellent NR. No thanks. In my opinion, Nikon hit this one out of the park, sorely needed in light of their previous software offerings. 5 Stars, hands down.
September 11, 2011
Great Program
I don't understand why so many are bashing this program. I installed it on my HP laptop with Win7/64bit and 4 gb Ram and it works great. I like it a lot. It is very similiar to my Corel Photoshop and they will work well together.
Keep up the good work Nikon(by the way,...I love my new D3100!)
March 16, 2011
Very good product
I down loaded View NX2 (upgrade) and have had no problems with it at all. I use this program to adjust the basic contrast, sharpness, color, and brightness. I use the program to convert my RAW files to JPEG. It works exactly as it should. No problems. I'm usuing a D300s and when I put my CF card into my computer slot, it goes to Nikon Transfer then automatically goes to View NX2 showing my photos ready to edit. What could be easier? Great program.
February 20, 2011
Very good and free
Very good software, free and fast. Very easy to use too.
September 24, 2010
Wonderful, great, awsome product. Good job Nikon
I recently upgraded from my F3 to a D700 and started evaluating 2 of the best known photo imaging tools, I will not mention any names at this time, then I saw Nikon's ViewNX 2 and decided to download it. What a surprise when I opened some of my pictures. I did a side by side comparison to reach my conclusion. Nikon ViewNX 2 is the undisputed winner. Why use anything else.
September 21, 2010
Looking Good
Download and install smooth and easy on my Mac Pro. Opens and runs smoothly. Has enough tools to quickly edit and then a smooth integration into uploading to PictureTown.
Great job Nikon. With this kind of ViewNX2 I can hardly wait for you to get Capture NX3 ready for release, even if I will have to pay for it.
August 29, 2010
Great for Raw
Viewnx is great for viewing and editing net files from my D90, then converting them to tiff or jpeg. Another great feature is that you can add geotag info to the image. The only problem us that the features are pretty limited. It Could use a few more...
May 10, 2011
Be aware of its limitations
I like ViewNX2 a lot, especially its geotagging features, but never use it for JPEG image rotation and cropping because those functions are not lossless. Rotate and save (or crop and save) your images in ViewNX2 and they are are not going to be the same quality as your originals. I would say it is rather inexcusable that these (very basic) functions are not lossless. So be aware, and use some other tool for those two functions. The defacto tool for this is Jpegcrop, and (fortunately) its very easy to use.
May 5, 2011
If you havent, you should!
View NX2 with my D7000 is great! The latest update shows a leap forward in performance and capability as well, which may be good signs of things to come, if NX 3 ever arrives. I havent been sold on Capture NX2, I would go Lightroom if I was ready to buy, Id give up a little quality for all of the organizational and archival power. If NX3 has 64-bit performance, I might give it a try after seeing some of the View NX2 results. Sharpening specifically seemed much improved from the older version I got with my D90, and free video support, no hating there. Until then, View NX2 will be my lightweight hitter for the masses, and Gimp for the heavy lifting.
March 20, 2011
Very good ... but with bugs!
Has major improvements over version 1.5, this much better to use and with the addition of the Crop is perfect! It has a bug when using full screen on secondary display, 20 display after it no longer appears in the picture.
The shuttle 2 is perfect, actually an extremely useful tool for workflow!
October 25, 2010
Overall Pretty Good - A Couple Bugs Though
Overall I like the new version of ViewNX2 (2.0.1). For me, during the spring & summer at least, I shoot a lot of my son's High School baseball games. So I need a tool that allows me to process several hundred images from each shoot, while at the same time making modest corrections to each (i.e. mostly crop, straighten, and reduce for web posting - I don't otherwise have the time to tweak & adjust every image to absolute perfection in a more advanced editor). So the addition of the crop & straighten tools in 2.0.1 are very welcome, especially because they are available right from the main browser window. I don't have to go into another editor (e.g. Develop in LR3) to access them . The other adjustments that I may occasionally use (sharpness, brightness, etc) are all sufficient for me for these kinds of shoots. One bug that I have found though is with Slideshow - the transitions (e.g. fade, slide, wipe) don't work. I called Nikon tech support and they confirmed this is a bug which will be fixed in the next release. Otherwise, from time to time, the program bombs - a message box comes up with something to the effect of "Nikon ViewNX2 has stopped working....". This happens on both my computers (one w/ Vista, the other with 7-professional). I also have LR3, which is a great program for cataloging/sorting/finding/keywording/etc, but it's much slower at doing the few modest things I need to do - which is basic crop/straighten/reduce for hundreds of baseball images at a time.
September 20, 2010
Great improvement over ViewNX
Layout improves work flow. Very intuitive to use the Crop feature works well and is convenient. Appears to be more stable than its predecessor. It goes without saying that no other software handles NEF files better then Nikon.
Would like to see the interface incorporated in to CaptureNX.
August 29, 2010
Too many problems!
I've been using this software for about 2 years, and I've had multiple problems with it. It unexpectedly quits, stops responding, and now it won't let me delete or edit any of the photographs that I've just uploaded from my camera. I'm not very good with technology for a teenager, so I'm not sure if it's me or the software, but I've had many problems with it. There are better ones out there.
May 27, 2012
Nice, but won't save movies in mpeg or wmv...only mov
Product will not save video from my Nikon 1 V1 in mpeg or wmv format...only .mov format, unless someone can show me otherwise.
January 26, 2012
An interesting, useful feature
I love the fact that this product can show focus points used on each shot. I am primarily a CS5 (PhotoShop) user but I take peeks at my raw files in ViewNX when I'm confused about a photo's features. I also like the very easy way that I can find blocked under/over exposures. I am not impressed with other ViewNX features and feel that the implementation and interface design is rather clumsy -- it's what software engineers call "designed by a suit". However, I will continue to load the product so that I can take a peek at how I confused my self.
June 1, 2011
Good Improvement but still needs help
ViewNX 2 is an improvement over the first NX in aesthetics but I get a lot of program crashes still when I collapse folders on the left side of the screen. I am using running the Mac version.
May 23, 2011
works ok but..
i had the previous version of ViewNX2 and it worked well however the updated version wasn't converting .raw files to .jpgs without crashing so i went back to ViewNX and it works fine.
the error may be caused by my unchecking "open on default when camera is plugged in"?..i use lightroom for that.
i'll go back and try again tonight and see if i get the same results.
January 3, 2011
A small bug
When I try to geotag a photo to the town Honfleur, France, the tag is created in the ocean to the west of Honfleur.
In general I think that the software is fairly good. It has crashed on my once or twice but those are growing pains and I am sure that it will be sorted out within the next few patches/releases.
I am currently working on a Win7 64bit system with a dual core processor and 4gig ram. Performance is fairly good. Especially since my image files are also quite large.
September 16, 2010
nice but..
the older versions seemed to flow better compared to the newer version. this one is a bit slow in updating images stored either on the hard drive or a back up device.
April 27, 2012
You would think they would have figured it out by now...
As far as the function and intuitiveness is concerned, ViewNX 2 isn't bad (although ViewNX was better). It would be great for viewing, organizing, sorting, etc, but unfortunately has always been held back by its bugginess and instability. I've used every release of NX and NX2 since 2004, on 5 or 6 different computers, and have always issues with it locking up, crashing, and/or certain features just quit working, permanently (reinstalls fix nothing). I like the software in theory (better than Lightroom for organizing, etc), but it can be very frustrating.
April 15, 2012
nice features but keeps crashing
I like View NX2 (v 2.2.5 on Mac 10.6.8), but unfortunatelly the only thing I can do with it is:
- browse, view
- open another application
- rotate
When I try to edit/crop/re-expose/anything any RAW image, I get a crash of the application...
iMac-de-Olivier:~ ikal$ ls -ltr /Users/ikal/Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports/ViewNX\ 2_2012-0*
-rw-------@ 1 ikal staff 45986 Feb 6 20:53 /Users/ikal/Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports/ViewNX 2_2012-02-06-205321_iMac-de-Olivier.crash
-rw-------@ 1 ikal staff 45208 Feb 6 20:54 /Users/ikal/Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports/ViewNX 2_2012-02-06-205410_iMac-de-Olivier.crash
-rw-------@ 1 ikal staff 48559 Feb 6 21:05 /Users/ikal/Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports/ViewNX 2_2012-02-06-210538_iMac-de-Olivier.crash
-rw-------@ 1 ikal staff 46214 Feb 7 16:28 /Users/ikal/Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports/ViewNX 2_2012-02-07-162808_iMac-de-Olivier.crash
-rw-------@ 1 ikal staff 45987 Feb 7 17:00 /Users/ikal/Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports/ViewNX 2_2012-02-07-170058_iMac-de-Olivier.crash
-rw-------@ 1 ikal staff 46214 Feb 7 17:03 /Users/ikal/Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports/ViewNX 2_2012-02-07-170332_iMac-de-Olivier.crash
-rw-------@ 1 ikal staff 46691 Feb 7 17:06 /Users/ikal/Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports/ViewNX 2_2012-02-07-170630_iMac-de-Olivier.crash
Would be a great product if stable !
February 7, 2012
Does not work with iPhone iOS5... :-(
It was a wonderful one-stop-shop photo / video download software for all my digital cameras (including my D40, some coolpix, and my iPhones), until my iPhone was upgraded to iOS 5.0.
Can you please fix the software so that it can work with iOS 5.0? I really hate to see that I have to use a different software for my iPhones and a different one for my Nikon cameras.
Thanks a lot!
December 30, 2011
Pictures Good - Quick Time Bad
I have tried to deal with just loading down ViewNX 2 unfortunately it wants to install the junk program QuickTime and message centre neither of which I want on my computer.
May 18, 2011
not sure yet about NX2
I am a software engineer and NX2 looks pretty horrible in terms of a GUI layout . Not sure it will pack any punch at all to motivate me to use it .
Please fix the ugly large GUI specially the panes on the right side and i might just use it. Thank god the camera does the share these traits.
December 2, 2010
Wait until next release
VNX2 has some nice features and is an improvement over the latest v1.5.
But it is buggy, crashes and has display dropouts that has me back to v1.5.2 for first looks at photos. I'll try again with the next release. This one doesn't cut it.
October 4, 2010
Needs further software development.
My PC meets Nikon's suggested tech specs except the dual-core processor is from AMD.
I have used a competitive product since its introduction, now in its 3rd version. I have only two weeks with the trail version of Nikon's ViewNX 2 software product. With that 'grain of salt', I comment...
Big 'plus' on design features: import of NEF from Nikon camera, display of metadata, view movies, upload to Picturetown. Apparently free software with new Nikon cameras.
MUCH slower to load NEF and large jpg files to screen. MUCH slower to process edits than its competitor on the same PC, as in agonizingly slow. Nikon software offers limited edit adjustments but may just be terminology. Some adjustments greyed out as in not available. Could not edit exposure, white balance etc. and no clue why. No before / after comparison. No idea if either software product uses multi-core processing but Nikon is definately slower to process.
Import from camera is fine. Could not find a way to auto-adjust on import for vibrancy, color balance etc. Did not use yet but looks easy to change file names to comply with VIRIN standard, appending increasing image number. Easier to apply comments / caption by photo.
"Help" is not helpful. Use your own wits to figure out how to import from the hard drive; how to export a slideshow to a hard drive or optical media; how to keep your original image and the edited version seperate. Not yet certain where the software stores the original import image. Never figured out how to alter the sequence of images in a slideshow without manipulation of one of the few sort criteria that can be altered. Would prefer a simple drag and drop in bottom film strip view.
Neither product suggests resulting file size when converting an image say for email usage.
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Nikon's ViewNX 2 version 2.0.1, running under Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit, is the only software product I have that crashed the operating system. That usually occurs when attempting to view a 'slideshow'. Competitor's product "lost": its thumbnails under Vista and I then learned how poor its off-shore suppport is for such an expensive software product.
I do not see any native support for social media (You Tube, Facebook). so you are committed to PictureTown. Windows 7 has no native support for NEF or MOV viewing.
So, initial impression is ViewNX 2 needs more development to favorably compare with at least one competitor. "Hey" it is free if you buy a new Nikon camera!
September 20, 2010
Software Problems.
I can't get my nikon viewnx2 to load. It stops when it hits the screen that says
"I accept these terms," except that the box isn't big enough to let it be displayed.
I had the same problem with a D50 camera, except they practically had
no manual.
I'm going to look for a 3rd party software that will let me use the camera
July 4, 2012
Won't install
No option to install on a drive other than C - my C drive is a small flash drive with no space for large programs.
March 31, 2012
Terrible piece of sw keep away
I have been using this terrible sw for quite some time. It is terrible. It crashes all the time and it is unstable. There is an underlying threading model that never works. Tonight I lost one month of work. I was renaming the files in a folder and as I thought renaming was over, I clicked another folder to see the contents. When I wanted to go bak to the original folder, it was gone! Deleted forever! I tried to recover the lost filles and found some, of which many were named as per first folder while the image was from the second! They must be using the filmstrip to get the names this thing operates upon! I will NEVER use it again.
January 24, 2012
Appears good, works bad
I was impressed with this piece of software when I first started to use it. After using it for several everyday tasks, I have found what, to most photographers, will be a fatal flaw. This software will not let you save a file to any size but low. If your only interest in photography is to plaster it on Facebook, this should work for you. But any desire to use this software for serious work, you will end up frustrated. When I spend $5000+ on a camera, and the largest file size I can end up creating is a 1.5MG file, I am not going to be able to make use of that image.
This software will satisfy the candy pop teen who wants to do basic editing and then post a file as good as your smart phone can. Sadly, to get usable or printable results you will want to buy another more effective piece of software.
December 4, 2011
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I'm having awful problems loading ViewNX2 to use with Windows XP and a Nikon S8200. When I connect the camera, it doesn't prompt me to download the photos until I then DISCONNECT the camera, and even when the window does come up, it doesn't give me ANY options as to which programme to use to download. It did briefly let me view the photos that recorded to its internal memory, but it read all the photos on the memory card as MPEGs (despite them being in JPEG format - I know cos I downloaded some via a card reader and they all came up as JPEGs ok), but now it won't read them at all - it doesn't even let me access the camera's internal memory or memory card. Tried uninstalling and reinstalling and rebooting the PC, but it's basically totally unusable. HUGELY frustrating - I've never had this problem with camera software before. Can't even download using any other software.
2 days ago
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Worldtrekker
Cumbria, UK
Location :
Cumbria, UK
Age: 45-54
Favorite Subject: Nature
Nikon Family: 0-1 years
Experience: Less than a month
Role: Serious passion, hobbyist
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Thanks Nikonstaff. But I don't understand why it reformatted them all as MPEGs? When I finally downloaded using a card reader, it read them all as JPEGs. I hadn't reset anything from the factory settings - this was the first time I connected up to download, with about 250 photos.This still doesn't explain why I can't access the photos on the camera's internal memory, or now, why the software won't even recognise the camera is connected at all, even though the camera switches on when I connect up using the lead, so power at least is getting through.
I'm not a professional photographer - I'm a serious holiday/leisure photographer and also take around 500+ record photos a month for my work.
(BTW - the link on the notification e-mails you sent me to "see the answer" doesn't work...)
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Worldtrekker
Cumbria, UK
Location :
Cumbria, UK
Nikon Family: 0-1 years
Experience: Less than a month
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I've downloaded the software off the Nikon site now, and onto a different computer (Windows XP again), but still having the same problem. The software won't even begin to communicate with the camera, it doesn't even recognise the camera is connected to the PC and prompt for a download. The pix on the camera's internal memory is now totally inaccessible - I can't even view it (I briefly could the first time I connected the camera to the PC, but not any more). I eventually downloaded the pix on the memory card using a card reader into the USB port - but surely I shouldn't have to do this with a brand new camera? I'm beginning to think it's the camera rather than the software? This is so frustrating - never had this problem with all the Canon's I've owned. I love using the S8200, but it's not much use if it won't speak to the PC.Jul 16, 2012 by
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Worldtrekker
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first of all, have you downloaded the most recent version of ViewNX2 from your country's nikon website? it is continuously being updated to address new camera releases, as well as to implement bug fixes and add new features.it also seems that you may be aided by the use of a card reader. i shoot at least 25,000 photos a year with my nikons, and i never connect the camera directly to my computers. indeed, many systems now -- desktops and laptops both -- come equipped with internal SD card slots. while not every provides easy access to the card slot, most of them are at least not too hard to access. especially if your computer supports the new fast USB 3.0 standard, it's a big improvement over the camera's data port.
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Hugo First
Richmond, VA
Location :
Richmond, VA
Age: 45-54
Favorite Subject: Nature
Nikon Family: 2-5 years
Experience: More than a year
Role: Semi-professional photographer
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MPEG formats use three types of compressed frames, organized in a group of pictures, or GOP, to achieve interframe compression. GOPs are defined by three factors: their pattern of I-, P-, and B-frames, their length, and whether the GOP is “open” or “closed”. Please reset the camera: MENU> SETUP> RESET ALL. Also, verify the settings that you have for Image Mode (see page # 71 of the user's manual) and make sure you are using an approved memory card for the COOLPIX S8200.
I just purchased a Nikon S3100 for my wife and see it comes with this software. I have two questions:
1. Can I use it to open RAW .nef files that I shoot with my old Coolpix 8700? I lost the original CD that came with the 8700 and cannot view the .nef files on my new desktop.
2. On your website, a number of low ratings came in from users due to problems with this software. Is their a new version that addresses these issues?
Thanks,
JC
1. Can I use it to open RAW .nef files that I shoot with my old Coolpix 8700? I lost the original CD that came with the 8700 and cannot view the .nef files on my new desktop.
2. On your website, a number of low ratings came in from users due to problems with this software. Is their a new version that addresses these issues?
Thanks,
JC
1 year, 4 months ago
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JC
CA
Location :
CA
Age: 55-65
Favorite Subject: Landscape
Nikon Family: 21+ years
Experience: Less than a month
Role: Serious passion, hobbyist
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Yes, ViewNX 2 will work with you COOLPIX 8700 as well. Instll the software that came with your D3100, or click the link below, and then one of the links on the right for the download of ViewNX 2. (Top link is for Macs& PC's, bottom is for Windows only). This contains Nikon Transfer as well:http://support.nikonusa.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/61#Anchor-1
I would recommend using memory card reader rather than the camera/USB cable connection. The card reader will be much faster trasnfer times.
DB
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AbsolutelyAnswer:
Yes, you can view the RAW files of your 8700.Please download the latest version of Nikon View NX 2:
Answer Title: Nikon View NX - 2.1.1
Answer Link: http://support.nikonusa.com/app/ans...
When trying to use the software to view the movie files I have shot with my 3100 it tells me that the file type .mov is not supported. How do I fix this?
1 year, 3 months ago
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Fraggle
South Carolina
Location :
South Carolina
Age: 25-34
Favorite Subject: Family & Friends
Nikon Family: 6-10 years
Experience: 1-3 months
Role: Occasional user, memory keeper
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convert your files to another movie file. (AVS video converter)or get a different editing software that supports those type of files.
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EUPHORIC PHOTOS
Chewelah Wasthington
Location :
Chewelah Wasthington
Age: Under 18
Favorite Subject: Sports
Nikon Family: 6-10 years
Experience: 6-12 months
Role: Semi-professional photographer
Answer:
View NX 2 support files MOV, AVI, MPEG1 and WMV format movies saved with Nikon applications. Make sure that you have the latest version for View NX 2.Answer Title: Nikon View NX - 2.1.1
Answer Link: http://support.nikonusa.com/app/ans...
I bought Nikon S8100 2 weeks ago. I installed viewNX2 to watch the movies that I shot with the camera, and the software shows "unsopported file" when I try to open the files. Please help what is wrong?
1 year, 3 months ago
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Yuko
Detroit
Location :
Detroit
Age: 35-44
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ViewNX 2 doesn't support .MOV movie files...check and see what your files are..there are video converters so that you can edit on ViewNX 2....but might lower quality..
i suggest getting an editing software that supports .MOV files.
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EUPHORIC PHOTOS
Chewelah,Washington
Location :
Chewelah,Washington
Age: Under 18
Favorite Subject: Sports
Nikon Family: 6-10 years
Experience: 6-12 months
Role: Semi-professional photographer
Answer:
Have you got the lastest version installed, should be 2.1.21 year, 3 months ago
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Anonymous
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also check http://www.nikondigitutor.com/eng/viewnx2/index.htmlAnswer:
Have a search on the Nikon website there might be one on there, though ive had a quick look and cant find one.
While adjusting sharpness, shadow preservation, and brightness in View NX2, I noticed that the JPG image compression was increased reducing the file size. The file size went from 10MB to 3 or 4MB. I didn't notice the compression change til I had edited a lot of images. I had to revert to backups and lost a lot of editing time. Where is the preference setting to leave the image quality at the highest setting when editing images? My camera is a D7000 with images taken at the highest fine image quality.
1 year, 2 months ago
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Performance Dog Photography
Clearwater, FL
Location :
Clearwater, FL
Age: 55-65
Favorite Subject: Sports
Nikon Family: 2-5 years
Experience: More than a year
Role: Semi-professional photographer
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Going by Nikons responce you cannot change the preference for the JPG save quality/compression ratio.in fact he didnt answer your question at all!
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JPEG compression quality loss if cumulative, meaning that if you open a JPEG image and edit it (crop, change color, resize, etc.) and resave it as a JPEG mo image quality will be lost. It is a good idea not to repeatedly save as a JPEG. If you're going to edit your pictures a lot it would be a good idea that you start shooting in NEF (RAW). There is more opportunity to edit the file later
Every time I open it, it locks up. I have created a new admin user on my PC as suggested, and downloaded the appliction from the website and it works there, but this is an unsatisfactory solution. All my files are in my original user account. Using Windows XP with SP3
1 year, 1 month ago
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Anonymous
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ALL I can say is good luck, it takes my computer 30 seconds or so to respond to each click of scrolling through pictures. Maybe it will respond by the 4th of July.Answer:
In order to better assist you, please click on the link below:Answer Title: How to ask or update a Technical Support question
Answer Link: http://support.nikonusa.com/app/ans...
ViewNX 2
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Does view NX2 allow you to connect the D3000 to your computer and take pictures using the computer?
1 year ago
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Vic
Knoxville, Tn
Location :
Knoxville, Tn
Age: 35-44
Favorite Subject: Portrait
Nikon Family: 2-5 years
Experience: More than a year
Role: Semi-professional photographer
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To do that you need Camera Control Pro.Answer:
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The last version of ViewNX2 (2.2.3) crashes on Windows 7 Prof. SP1 when I select a folder containing RAW files (*.NEF). These files come from my Nikon D300s camera and need to be converted in JPG.
Could you please help me ?
Attached a NEF image sample
Thanks .. Fabio
Could you please help me ?
Attached a NEF image sample
Thanks .. Fabio
7 months ago
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Fabio
Italy
Location :
Italy
Age: 45-54
Nikon Family: 6-10 years
Experience: 6-12 months
Role: Serious passion, hobbyist
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To Nikon staff; there is no way to attach a file following the link you suggested on your reply. That's why I'm answering to my question.Here below some images from the folder whose opening crashes the application. From some test it seems not to be a NEF problem; I've saved the images in JPG format and the problem happens.
Sample Photos & Videos
Dec 9, 2011 by
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Fabio
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For better assistance, please click on the link below in order for you to send sample images:Answer Title: How to ask or update a Technical Support question
Answer Link: http://support.nikonusa.com/app/ans...
I have several raw images I "freecropped" in NK2 and then converted to .jpg files. I took these files to have them printed (at Wolf Camera). As their computers will show you what you're prints will look like, at any size photo, 8 x 10, 10 x 13, 11 x 14, etc. their system would "recrop" my pics cutting off the subjects head and feet. No matter which size I elected to print I would lose a portion of my subject. Is there something I am doing wrong when saving these files such as the size? Is it not possible to convert any photo and print it an any common size? A young woman at Wolf mentioned that this was occuring because of the ratios? Thanks for your help.
6 months ago
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Newbie
Atlanta, GA
Location :
Atlanta, GA
Age: 25-34
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You will have to crop your images to your desired output size, for example 5x7 or 10x8, free cropping is no good as it is not going to be any print size or ratio hence when you have images printed parts are being cut off.Answer:
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