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In a commercial workflow ACR is essential for me. The Nikon software is just not nor ever has been up to speed – not even close. Couple that with the integration of ACR now as a filter in Photoshop, or for that matter, just the fact that ACR and Bridge are just portals into Photoshop, and you are at another level altogether. As a longtime Nikon shooter, raw only picture control settings are only important in one respect, consistency So, on import, I am really unconcerned with the absolute fidelity of the initial conversion.
I’m a mainstream Adobe user for also other purposes beyond Photography but have tried out many softwares including C1 and Capture NX-D. I care a lot about true detail, sharpness, noise handling and color accuracy and there it gets a complicated story. My most recent expertise with Capture NX-D is – although you would expect the best Nikon conformity – it wasn’t very compelling. There is a very decent difference in what I would describe ‘overall clarity’, being NX-D almost 0.
The color accuracy using the Nikon standard profiles which I don’t like too much, a rather prefer Adobe Color is quite close, but I’m missing a small bit of detail in NX-D compared to LR.
I wouldn’t know why I would disturb my proven workflow. If I would ever consider to switch I’d rather be on the path toward C1 but to be honest, also there I’m still not fully convinced due to my own findings and can’t fully adhere to the many ‘wow’s’ I hear daily about C1. Adobe Camera Raw Con – Camera support can take a while to arrive. Not true. About 3 weeks on average. Thanks for the review. I noticed that both Nikon products rendered the picture of the lady against the sky with a halo.
I have used NX for a couple of years. No comparison because Capture One has a juicy price tag. However, if you are serious with your photos, a step up to a pro software is def worth it. Adobe has plenty of tutorials plus there are extremely competent bloggers like “Piximperfect” with great tutorials as well. This should factor in when you compare sw solutions. Nikon has some great explanations as well and a lot of course material, but not nearly as much as Adobe, which is to be expected with a basically free editor.
Axial aberration occurs when different wavelengths of light are focused at different distances from the lens focus shift. Longitudinal aberration is typical at long focal lengths. Thank you for explaining what depth is.
Now do me a favor and tell me whether DPR tested this feature axial I did try to get rid of it with the Nikkor G 85mm F1. So it would have been awesome to have the SW testers here give us their take, instead of our foregone conclusion: “it can’t be fixed”. Just to hammer this home: it is an article claiming to compare features of two sw packages.
Any day I have a suitable image, I will try the Nikon slider. LR has a solution that works to some degree, but I have never tried the Nikon solution. I never knew it was there. So something good DID come out of this article. If you could fix that in PP you would not need sharp lenses. This cast happens in areas outside the definitions of aberrations, so the only thing that can be done is selecting the lens carefully. Trying to correct it is like trying to correct bokeh with a lens profile.
So how do you correct bokeh other than choosing a different lens? It is a question of whether all or only part of the unsharp information is there. With a perfect recording process information would not be lost, but “merely” unintelligible and could possibly be recreated with an appropriate algorithm.
I already stated the same thing you write in this thread. This thread is however about SW testing. It is about comparing what two pieces of SW can do. Try to look up “piximperfect”. That genius guy has a youtube tutorial on how to 3D map an image in Photoshop and render whatever bokeh you like. A pin-sharp 20mm F0. No problem. Add bokeh balls – no onion structure!
All perfectly matched to distance in front of and behind the focus plane. You use the eyedropper picker in LightRoom to pick the unwanted, artefact outline color in front of and in back of the focus plane respectively.
Sometimes it is very successful and all the cast in usually the branches disappear magically in th eentire image. Sometimes it only works in some small parts of the image and not in other parts of the image, and sometimes it only partly removes the outlines. Hence you take “it cant be fixed” is wrong. Happy shooting! This statement is useless to the ones that seek pros and cons of the sw: “I’d wager that most NX-i users won’t have the first clue what “axial color aberration” means” My guess is that the same users will not know what Chromatic Aberration means either.
Instead of guesses I would have appreciated some inkling of how this actually works in comparison to Adobe’s sw. They would. Axial CA is a fancy name for the greenish cast towards the back, or red towards the front of areas in sharp focus. Not at all keen on anything from Adobe since their user information database has been hacked – at least two times.
HI I’m surprised that one compares a paid software and a free software, I’m surprised that are not compared Darktable, RawTherapee, Ufraw, which are all free and very powerful. The interest was to compare a builder software free with other free software. I’m surprised that the editor could compare these softwares and give an opinion on a laptop screen, maybe not even calibrated Finally, taking this test seriously, I find it very surprising that this same editor accepts the color drifts given by adobe.
Astonishing all this! Moreover, you cant calibrate the laptop monitor. Its not possible to hardware calibrate a laptop monitor. The only thing you do is that you software calibrate the graphic card in only 8 bits. Fantastic article. People smarter than I have created all sorts of useful profiles including a very convincing Tri-X and a not-bad Kodachrome. For jpeg shooters, the ability to load custom presets into the camera is a powerful feature, one that Adobe cannot touch.
Thank you for your trouble and Nikon is pretty much out of the picture with a non-flexible noise reduction routine, because I never use Capture NxD because I am still! Just using one tool sounds like not possible at all. I need 3 tools because they supplement each other, each adding unique functions. Sometimes I use no. If the perspective gets crazy I change it in Photoshop which is where I also add missing pieces in my handheld panoramas.
I find “Less pleasing color than Nikon’s software by default” and “Leaves significantly more noise in images by default” as cons for ACR just weird, since raw converters are about profiles. Why not just start the raw converter software with a profile that suit your taste, since there are many profiles included – no matter the name of the software. See my comment above.
The idea that Nikon profiles are some sort of perfection is a little weird. OOC generally steeper. Thanks for the very detailed review.
My concern is that the review turned an ACR advantage into a disadvantage. Nikon’s noise control was shown to be overly aggressive and uncontrollable, tending towards plasticy looking images. ACR on the other hand is very controllable and can remove a lot of noise if required, all be it, at the expense of sharpness. The review stated this as a problem with ACR when its controlability is actually a benefit.
The reason why there are two programs is that in the old days, ViewNXi was offered for free, whereas Capture-NXd was a paid program. View came free with each camera, Capture did not. View is no longer needed, though, and even if it has some adjustments that Capture doesn’t have, I think it is completely superfluous. The article should have concluded so, and suggested that users stick with Capture and forget about View.
The View NX software was always free. As a raw processor it doesn’t get very much better than that. For those who need the color editor or tethering you can upgrade to the Capture One Pro version. We use C1 for all our work except for our Hasselblad cameras and it is stellar. Nikon has indeed been removed from Capture One Express. Implying you went through their entire website? I think not. A lot of websites are organized like junk.
Always google where you want to go, if you want to advise others. Just make double sure :- I did google before my first post, but the C1 site 2 took ages to load for some reason. And yes, it is confusing, that they have a page with only Fuji and Sony, but keep calm and google some more and ye shall find LOL.
Not bad. I highly appreciated these interesting comparisons and as retired pro-photographer the most important for me is the easy and fast understanding of an editing photo software, with of course a wide range of really efficient parameters to get the finest desirable result. The free softwares of Nikon are not bad but they don’t bring to me what I need, even the “conversion” to another format: Tiff and Jpeg, nothing else though converting a NEF to a DNG would be so appreciated, namely for enabling the future necessary color management of your work creating the camera profile, calibrating the monitor when retouching, the correspondance between the photo colors on screen and its output on the photo dedicated pro-printer thanks to the ICC profiles of the used papers.
Camera Raw enables this because by saving the raw and its chosen parameters in DNG. DNG is really a must for me and Nikon does not enable this I have used Capture NX-d and like it. I have not heard good things about the Fuji raw converter which is based on silkypix. I think you’d have to resort to editing the exif to make that one work tricking the software to think you have nikon files. Flow – no, I am not talking specifically about this article, but OEM raw editors in general.
I am only familiar with CNX-d. But I think every OEM has their own raw editor. I am curious about Fuji – is their raw editor any good? I have been given to understand that Nikon’s software is also based on Silkypix. I used the Fuji version 7 or 8 years ago and it worked pretty much the same as NX-D. Slow, but with some weird and interesting adjustment possibilities. I use View NX-I almost exclusively.
It does what I need at this point and as the post says its far easier to use for basic edits that Capture. But the problem I’m currently encountering and I know I’m not the only one is the blockage of final photo processing with my new MacBook Air M1.
Once the changes are made on the photos, I launch the final conversion and the file remains in the queue. Nothing happens. It’s been going on for weeks and, for the moment, no update has solved the problem at least not for the French version of Capture NX-D.
Capture NX-d is slide-car just like lightroom, your edit save is saved to a separate folder which only the software can read. Capture NX like older Nikon capture has u-point adjustment, don’t think view has it. For View, you can see your edit on any computers with View if you move or copy the file. For editing speed slidecar is faster, because for View every commends is saved as you edit and you get a short freeze on a slower computer.
While Nikon software looks more like what it should be, I still prefer Lightroom 6 for editing options. Why I open capture nx along with lightroom sometimes to make sure I know what the color color is. I do have calibrated duel monitors.
What, ok thanks for the update. I guess I haven’t gotten the latest version. I just use capture nx d. Good to know. That is because Adobe is miles ahead of any other software for AI Auto that actually works.
I used the auto adjustments for a short period and still find them occasionally useful Smart Lighting can bring shadows up without compromising highlights quickly and well, lens adjustments are great if you want an absolutely clinically optically correct image — I often don’t.
For NR, I find that a setting around 12 for DeepPrime and 20 for Prime almost always provide the most natural looking results. Generally no longer a fan of automated clarity as images basically look oversharpened in every program: if you are looking for more clarity, the Fine slider in the Contrast section is the most important tool for natural looking pop.
Returning to automated settings, DxO Photolab will adjust all of the above on opening any image if that’s the preset you choose.
I’ve got my preferred settings as the starting preset, as that gives me the exact starting point I like for my own corrections. If a given set requires a tweak to that starting preset, it’s easy to build takes about ten seconds. I’ll step in and put in a good word for CNX-D. It’s free, it’s full function, and I find it easy enough to use. With these things, it always comes down to familiarity and I’ve been quite a few years now. First View NX is not designed for editing- it is a viewer.
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Introduction Nikon NX Studio version 1. Key takeaways: NX Studio comes with a modern, approachable UI Keywording and GPS tagging are now supported Allows for movie playback and light editing Image quality and performance are broadly similar to predecessors; convenience in a single package is the reason to upgrade A cleaner, friendlier, more modern user interface The user interface is aesthetically similar to that of both earlier apps, but it’s now cleaner, friendlier and more standards compliant than before.
Few and minor drawbacks to the new interface There are relatively few downsides to the new UI. You can’t undock panels any more, but you can customize the workspace with user-selected palettes to match your own workflow The navigation panel, folders and albums controls are all fixed at screen left, while the histogram, adjustments, EXIF information and keywording tools sit at the right of the screen.
Keyword your images manually or based on location Given that ViewNX-i had a rather abbreviated selection of editing controls, I’d wager most users will be migrating from Capture NX-D. View your images and track logs on the map Speaking of the map view, that’s another new addition, and it allows you to see geotagged images from your currently-selected folder or album on an interactive world map.
The new Map view can pinpoint the location and capture direction of individual photos, show GPS track logs and automatically geotag your images from the tracks. Play movies and perform basic editing tasks Another new addition is support for movies, both in terms of playback and basic editing. You can now view and perform basic editing on movies in-app, but you’ll need a beefy processor and GPU if you want to do so with ultra high-def footage.
You can also play basic slideshows in-app, but there are only three transition types to choose from, and you’ll need to supply any background music yourself. Performance is similar to both predecessors As for performance, which was already a strong point of Nikon’s software compared to that provided by many manufacturers, things are also pretty similar to before.
A few bugs, but that’s to be expected in a brand-new app In my time with Nikon NX Studio, I’ve found it to be very stable, but that’s not to say it’s perfect, nor would I expect a brand-new app to be. Performance and image quality are very similar to those of its predecessors, and there are thankfully only a few minor bugs Firstly, there’s still an issue with detecting dragging of the right-panel scroll bar, regardless of whether the program is running maximized or not.
Tags: review , nikon , software-review. View Comments Comments All HibikiTaisuna Any update on the keyboard shortcuts? Tetsujin28 No dual display support? JRPhotography1 Good new Software, but it needs refinement! I’ll wait, while I’m continuing using C1. Bad Bokeh So far, it has crashed on my Win 10 PC several times, and it often refuses to actually execute things like Retouch.
Not even close. AMD x 32gigs and nvme ssd. NikonMarlowe Hi. NikonMarlowe Update. Digital Tyke Yes but you cannot specify the required file type. Janet Zinn yes I just discovered this and its a deal-breaker for me. RolMan Would not consider it a deal breaker, but agree that it complicates the workflow. RolMan Another issue I found is noise reduction.
AhjayPee Looked good for a couple of days but now constantly crashing my Windows 10 machine with ‘Page Fault in non-paged area’ – very disappointed :. Urbex Mark Anyone know of a way to have something similar to the Photo Tray with this new program? Nukunukoo Using it, and colour me impressed! Urbex Mark So I notice the Photo tray is gone. GiovanniB Keywording look rather rudimentary. SwapM I like the Focus Points info.. James Grove Oh its also great to see that data and edits can be placed directly into the raw file rather than side car.
James Grove Its actually really good, I am pretty impressed with it, much better than having separate software for separate tasks. User Good to see this and great for Nikon owners who don’t want to pay for additional software.
Not sure. Regards, Philippe. JochenIs You can put the location information by clicking on the location on a map or you can use a gpx track and the software can automatically extract the location information for all images in the folder. JochenIs Ah my mistake then. NikonMan09 I would like to see the ability to add watermarks upon export in a future update in this program.
MaxMoritz Unfortunately again not thought to the end: – do not display more than 4 images at the same time – no simultaneous resizing of the selected images in the viewer – no catalog for quick display with reduced image size like Media Pro. PeterjmTim Thanks for another great review Mike. M Lammerse Silkypix is the only other soft which gives you the exact camera settings as in Capture Studio.
Photog74 Can you make any localised edits via selections or brushes? Hazeyblue Yes to you question. Download it and try, it’s free. Julian Well that was an interesting surprise Julian I rarely use photoshop though, I almost exclusively work in lightroom SdeGat May good points again munn1. Is photo work a real business for you BTW? Julian I installed NX studio over the weekend, and played with it a bit. Spectro if they just merge the 2, otherwise I will still use capture nx-d here and there.
Per Vindis Very interesting. AKH You can choose what you want. Hazeyblue It does. If so, this is awesome! Hazeyblue I use a custom Picture Set, based around Portrait – it recognises my settings. It does a exceptional job.
You can export directly to Photoshop and Other Applications. Herve J twomonts1 Thank you, I thought I couldn’t find it Stretchini Won’t install after two downloads. Running as admin. Rick It’s free. What’s the problem? CAT Productions Nice surprise. ChristopherP To reiterate a critical flaw someone noticed earlier in this thread, you cannot export directly into, in my case, Photoshop as a TIF. PhoenixImagine Most likely fixed in an update. This is version 1. AKH I wouldn’t call that very critical.
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Discover more challenges ». Aug 10, Aug 10, 14 video. Aug 10, 9 sample gallery. Aug 9, Probably not for long, though, as it appears the removal will be global. Nikon Europe also made a similar statement with regard to removing downloads.
For right now, though, if you do want to grab those installation files before the opportunity disappears, here are some links…. John Aldred is based in Scotland and photographs people in the wild and animals in the studio. You can find out more about John on his website and follow his adventures on YouTube. Capture NX-D uses the same genuine Nikon RAW processing engine that you’re already used to working with so migration to the new software will be seamless and consistent from image to image.
Enhanced user interface designed for today’s digital photographer Capture NX-D’s interface was designed for today’s digital photographer in mind. Floating palettes can be arranged in a workspace that best supports your workflow style and needs—even positioned on a second monitor—and you can choose from seven different display styles. NEF and. NRW files from all Nikon cameras—current or older.
Features of Capture NX-D include batch processing, levels and curves adjustments, adjustments to Nikon Picture Controls including the latest Picture Control styles as well as with RAW files from older cameras, white balance, noise reduction, unsharp mask and camera and lens corrections.
Software fully integrates with your current workflow Capture NX-D is the ideal RAW image processor for photographers who demand the ultimate in image quality as intended by Nikon cameras.
Capture NX-D is the perfect partner for those photographers who use Camera Control Pro 2 software as it fully integrates seamlessly for an enhanced workflow. Capture NX-D is available at no charge—just download it from our website!
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Capture One first announced an iPad version of its popular photo editor a year ago. Since then, we’ve seen snippets and teases of the iPad app, including in March when Capture Rfee shared its roadmap for At that time, Capture One CEO, Rafael Orta, said, ‘Our plan, as we bring Capture One Live, Capture One for iPad, and Capture One for iPhone to the table alongside Capture One Pro for desktop, is to give photographers the most powerful ecosystem of creative rfee collaborative tools that give them the capturf of working anywhere in the world, anytime, and with anyone.
And further equipped with easy file transferring, you’ll be able to pick up where you left off on your creative process across devices. At that time, Capture One said that being able to edit and export images on the go was a critical part of the iPad app. Users will be able to have Capture One’s image processing engine on the go and use select image editing tools on their tablet. Capture One has also shared some nikon capture nx 2 vs nx-d free about what users can expect when the app launches later this month and in the coming months via free updates.
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To release the app this month, the Capture One team has had to leave out some features, including tethering. Capture One is working closely with Apple to bring tethering to iPad and hopes to have the feature available soon. There’s plenty still in the app, though, including a suite of editing tools, like white balance, exposure, brightness, contrast, saturation, highlights, это adobe acrobat pro dc 2015 review free конечно, whites, blacks, clarity, structure, dehaze, sharpening, basic color editing with HSL, black and white conversion, noise reduction and more.
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With the monthly fee plan, do I have to login over a live internet connection to a C1 webpage every time I want to use the software? As a recreational camera enthusiast that only posts on the Internet, I’ve been waiting for this and have my new iPad mini 6 ready to go. Dumped Adobe after the better part of 2 decades too.
Totally mobile going forward, no more need for me to sit at computer screen ‘tweaking’ although admittedly that’s been what is user id in zerodha longtime passion as a hobbyist. When you turn the C1 dial clockwise, the image gets darker. I have hopes dolby advanced audio v2 driver free windows 10 this app, but the current version is basically useless.
It’s missing so much of the basic functionality, that I find myself getting quickly frustrated that one can’t do this or that in the app. Too bad, since I much prefer C1’s image quality over Lr. If dapture tone of the comments mirrors the acceptance of this app I see, in the very near future, a carefully worded release indicating that the mobile app is адрес part of the basic subscription.
How is this a caputre app when it has its own subscription? Imagine Netflix asking users to pay another subscription fee to use the app on the phone. I was a beta tester and the app is good as a companion app.
Should have been free for subscription members imho. Compared to Adobe’s Photography offering this CO offering is more than bad imho. This is a really rudimentary UI, no better than a half dozen similar iPad photo editing apps. Capture One needs to do better to justify the monthly fee, especially at the same cost as Lightroom which is one the best iPad apps out there. As a Fuji user the app is interesting for processing X-Trans files, but as bad as this looks for a monthly fee, it’s a hard pill to swallow.
I’ll probably keep using Lightroom mainly, and C1 Express on the desktop for processing high detail hero shots. I’ll file this one under “maybe someday. Oh no! Not yet another subscription. With Adobe I have access nikon capture nx 2 vs nx-d free LR on my nikon capture nx 2 vs nx-d free devices for no extra fee.
Just let the companion iPad version be a part of the already premium priced C1 for desktops. Capture One really pushing me into the Adobe ecosystem with nikon capture nx 2 vs nx-d free additional subscription fee. Too sad! I bought Affinity Photo, but can’t be bothered with it. RAW http://replace.me/25974.txt is cumbersome and learning to use it is a complete and deep learning curve as near to nothing works the same as Photoshop.
I think it’s going to have a difficult time gaining traction as a “companion app” when it comes with a separate price. They really should have taken Adobe’s lead here—if you pay for a C1 subscription, the app should be included. Affinity photo for ipad will do the trick. I don’t work for them btw, just can’t stand subscriptions. Capture One should not be used on an iPad. It по ссылке a powerful tool that should be used on a REAL computer.
Anyone using C1 on a toy like that, should have their head examined. But it actually has some nikon capture nx 2 vs nx-d free obvious advantages as you can use pen to correct images that is far more natural and intuitive way of editing then the way we mostly do it today.
In fact, I would actually buy one if this app wasn’t subscription based and it’s halfway decent. You’ve clearly never edited photos on a The screen is magical and the bs power is more than sufficient to edit photos.
Obviously the desktop is still superior capturw hardcore editing, but for the simple editing most people do the iPad is more than enough. An iPad Pro has more processing power than my 11 year old notebook computer, which is what I’ve been using to edit my photos for 11 years so it obviously works fine. Heck, I feel like my iPad Pro has more processing power than my five year old fully loaded 5k iMac. Maybe, not for all things, but it definitely feels like it handles photo editing better.
Ffee a ridiculous comment. Plus a nit We should all send a simple message to the software companies that wish to nikon capture nx 2 vs nx-d free us off with monthly charges — NO! They may больше информации that you get all the updates, but if you buy software instead of renting it, you can still nikon capture nx 2 vs nx-d free to buy updates, and when to buy them, or not to buy and keep using the original.
As others have said, this app depends on cloud storage to communicate with the desktop. That’s what you’ll be paying for, basically. Not sure how you n come up with a one-time payment for cloud storage I fail to see the scam here. David – Correct me if i’m wrong but I don’t think any cloud storage is part of the the ipad app? From my understanding you use the iPadOS sharing nikon capture nx 2 vs nx-d free export it to your desktop or to your own cloud service.
The only cloud infrastructure C1 has is for xn-d Live service and that’s another subscription on top of this. Apparently the roadmap includes two-way sync in the future. You can also export individual EIP files to, er, Files, and then import them on the desktop, I assume to a session. No idea how that inter-relates with Live cloud space.
Or even better, make the app free as an entry drug. They dont want you to decide on your own :. Totally, affinity photo on ipad does it, check it out – not a subscription. It’s 20 quid one off payment. People have been copying files from one computer to another without sending them to a middle man for many decades now. If their cloud storage is the only way to move photos, then the app is broken.
It was probably designed that way to justify a monthly fee. Rather nikon capture nx 2 vs nx-d free different concept – but of course you’re not obliged to want it or like it. YesYesYes – give it a rest with the same comment everywhere. Affinity is great, and a bargain, but has very sub-par Raw development, and has no concept of nikon capture nx 2 vs nx-d free.
Note, IMHO what C1 is managing to illustrate so far is just how good and flexible Adobe’s approach to cross-device synchronisation is. And I speak as primarily a C1 user. The приведенная ссылка of having baked-in edits has nothing to do with file synchronization across multiple devices. As for such synchronization, there’s no reason for that to nikin sending your file to a third party either.
There are already a couple of videos online, demonstrating the UI and features. Have you ever tried to get bugs fixed or even acknowledged, you’ll have to go through ‘support’ first which is basically impossible. I reported a bug on v I got a very courteous reply in under a day from a nikon capture nx 2 vs nx-d free confirming the issue and asking me if I could generate a bit ca;ture evidence. I was told that a fix had been identified and would be in a subsequent dot release as soon as it was tested.
The fix indeed turned up in the next update, and the nx-f developer followed up with me to check that it was working for me. I’ve contacted them a dozen times and it’s like talking to a wall.
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Next time I’ll drop the qualifier. Performance and image quality are very similar to those of its predecessors, and there are thankfully only a few minor bugs Firstly, there’s still an issue with detecting dragging of the right-panel scroll bar, regardless of whether the program is running maximized or not. Even now the stacking into one instance variable feathering.