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#Nikon free photo editing download software#
#Nikon free photo editing download download#

Hard disk: 1 GB or more free space on the start-up disk required to launch the application, 3 GB or more required during use Memory (RAM): 2 GB or more (4 GB or more recommended)

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Movie-editing functions that enable creation of original movies, movie trimming, combination of multiple photos and movies into a single movie, and saving of individual movie frames as still images with simple operations (collaboration with ViewNX-Movie Editor).Support for the sidecar file format for movies enables the application of ratings and specification of playback range without modifying the original movie file.Flexible RAW development and image adjustment using Capture NX-D, which can be accessed directly from ViewNX-i (collaboration between the two applications will be strengthened with the addition of a button that returns operation to ViewNX-i to Capture NX-D Ver.Smooth upload of files to Facebook, YouTube, and Nikon Image Space.Photo Tray function in which still images and movies from multiple folders can be temporarily stored for quick and easy access.Simple shooting information display with a layout familiar to users of DSLR cameras.A variety of display formats, including vertical and horizontal thumbnail display and display of two images for comparison, that can be easily used as needed.An Output Toolbar that enables quick access to easy-to-use functions, including image editing with Capture NX-D, movie editing with ViewNX-Movie Editor, printing, and image upload.Quick switching between the browser, map display, and Web services using tabs.The enhanced mutual collaboration between these applications greatly expands the ways in which users can now enjoy their photos and movies after they are recorded.

#Nikon free photo editing download software#

Further complementing the ViewNX-i functionality is the ViewNX-Movie Editor, a bundled movie-editing software that provides users of all proficiency levels in movie-editing with the ability to easily convert, create and edit movies. With Capture NX-D, Nikon's photofinishing software, all advanced adjustment functions available with the application can be used to develop RAW images and edit still images via ViewNX-i. The ViewNX-i is also fully compatible with other Nikon software applications, in which the ViewNX-i serves as the launch pad for RAW development and still-image adjustment using Capture NX-D, and movie editing using ViewNX-Movie Editor.

Inheriting the user-friendly interface of ViewNX 2, the new software offers simpler operation as an application specialized for image browsing, with features such as tabs that make it easy to switch between workspaces, and the addition of an Output Toolbar that intuitively displays convenient functions. ViewNX-i is the successor application to the ViewNX 2 image-browsing and editing software Nikon has offered to date.

#Nikon free photo editing download download#

The ViewNX-i, a new image-browsing software designed to enable easy management of still images and movies recorded with a Nikon digital camera, has been announced by Nikon Singapore Pte Ltd for a free download beginning March 17. At the moment I'm under time pressure to get some work done so, believe it or not, I'm going to do the work in ViewNX2+Gimp and learn LightRoom later.Nikon will be initiating a free download of its new image browsing software, readily compatible with other Nikon software applications, on March 17, 2015 Its cropping and rotating tools are far easier to use, but I'm confused by its importing/cataloging process and don't know my way around it. It is slower than ViewNX2 and does not have as many editing features as Gimp. The documentation is ok, but there is far more written about Lightroom and much more collective user experience to draw upon. Gimp seems to be pretty full-featured and I haven't encountered bugs. If you save a new file (for example from gimp), ViewNX2 won't see it until you go to a directory higher up the hierarchy, and then back into the directory where you put the file. It tends to crash, but never corrupts files.

ViewNX2 isn't the greatest, but I'm very familiar with it and like it. I've been using ViewNX2 and gimp (free photo editing software).