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Abstract: The original Nikon Capture NX could be compared to a four-cylinder vehicle: it would take you where you wanted to go when it came to raw conversion of Nikon NEF files, but it wasn’t the best ride for image editing. Compared to that, the newly released...
Abstract: Two years ago, Nikon retooled its Raw conversion software. The new app, called Nikon Capture NX, had a better Raw conversion engine and radical new image editing tools with capabilities not found in any other image editing tool, even that one that ...
Much improved interface; Control Point tools are unmatched in other applications; Selection Control Point allows for complex masking of additional effects; completely non-destructive.
Underpowered browser; highlight recovery is not as good as other Raw converters; only supports Nikon Raw files Score: 90 Two years ago, Nikon retooled its Raw conversion software. The new app, called Nikon Capture NX, had a better Raw conversion engine...
Review: Capture NX 2 Version 2 brings important upgrades to this innovative image editor, including major interface revisions, workflow improvements, and important new editing tools. Written by Ben Long on August 20, 2008 1 2 3 4 5 Average: 3.5 (2 vote...
Although Capture NX 2 will have the most appeal to Nikon shooters working with the NEF format, there are tools here that will be welcome in any workflow. The U-Point technology used in the Color Correction and Selection tools makes it remarkably easy ...
Abstract: Capture NX is the latest version of Nikons official Raw converter for its DSLRs. It uses the same U Point technology as the previous version, which makes it much easier to make brightness, contrast and colour adjustments to specific areas of the image...
Abstract: Le fotocamere digitali hanno eliminato i trattamenti in camera oscura, ma non la necessità di sottoporre le immagini ottenute a successivi elaborazioni, sia per correggere eventuali errori di ripresa, sia per conferire alle fotografi e un look più pers...
