#Portable nikon capture nx2 manual#

This book gives you some handy explanations that helps you understand the mechanics of the methodology in ways that are easy to implement. Nikon Capture NX2 v2.2.4 & Portable 143MB Nikon Capture NX 2 v.2.2.4 - powerful software for processing and editing of photos, known to many professionals and amateurs on earlier versions, designed for shooting digital photography photographers, regardless of what format they use. But well, let's first give it a spin and then decide. Nikons Capture NX2 is a powerful tool for tweaking images and scans in ways that are meant to maintain the original image-not make into something it never was (like Photoshop, say). As you probably already know Capture NX2 is no longer supported by Nikon and it is replaced by the less capable Capture NX-D version.Few weeks ago I published a post about the free RAW2NEF software an alternative solution that allows you to edit Nikon D810 NEF/RAW files with Capture NX2. If my reading of the Nikon release statement is correct, and this tool will remain free, then I am fine with it if Nikon charges money for it, they're a bit out of touch. All in all, it looks like the editing part of ViewNX2 done right. Nikon Capture NX2 v.2.2.5 115.2 MB: 6: : Nikon Capture NX2 v2.4.1 Final Eng 285.2 MB: 2: : Nikon Capture NX2 v2.4.4 Final EngRus 330.2 MB: 3: : Nikon Capture NX2 v2.4.6 Final EngRus 21 306. Read honest and unbiased product reviews from our users. Dedicated B&W tools and photofilters seems gone. Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Nikon Capture NX2 (PC/Mac) at. Dust-fixing and red-eye fixing, seems gone. The U-Point tools for sure, but local editing as a whole seems gone.

#Portable nikon capture nx2 manual#

I read through its manual earlier, and it looks like half the tools that are in CNX2 are missing. Later today I will sign up for the beta of Capture NX-D, since I am curious about it. But I left it all the same - a lot of minor nuisances (drop down menus that close whenever they feel like it, badly blown reds with a D700, no catalog of sorts) added up to jumping ship to CaptureOne for 95% of my files.

I like its B&W conversions most of all, no need for any plugins as to me, the product itself just got that right. Up till some time ago, I was a very content user of CaptureNX2 - some stuff, it just does really, really well.