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Carlos Perez

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Re: Nikon NX studio
« Reply #150 on: April 26, 2022, 06:12:49 »
problem solved

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Re: Nikon NX studio
« Reply #151 on: April 26, 2022, 09:28:17 »
problem solved

Now that statement does not solve or clarify anything?

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Re: Nikon NX studio
« Reply #152 on: April 26, 2022, 11:55:43 »
The error message for map view in NX Studio 1.1 clearly shows why the feature has been removed from v.1.2. Nikon evidently uses the ActiveX technology of IE and this will no longer be supported by Google Map API from June, 2022.

As the problem is on the program side not with the Map API as such, it ought to be solvable in future versions of Studio.

However, true to the concept of declining backwards compatibility, NX Studio 1.1  now no longer is willing to read my Z9 NEFs after the Z9 has been updated to firmware v.2.0. Oh Brave New World. Indeed.

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Re: Nikon NX studio
« Reply #153 on: April 27, 2022, 02:06:27 »
Now that statement does not solve or clarify anything?

Sorry Birna, I had posted an issue I was having in NX Studio not being able to ready my latest files from the Z9 after I had updated the firmware to 2.0 on the camera. I downloaded what I thought was the latest version of NX Studio 1.1.2 and it was not working for me. To my surprised I check the Nikon download site again and noticed the NX Studio version 1.2, and after downloading that version, I was able to work with the Z9 raw files again.  I attempted to erase my previous post without success so I simply updated it as "problem solved". My bad. The problem solved statement is not related to the issue you mentioned with the map view.

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Re: Nikon NX studio
« Reply #154 on: April 27, 2022, 08:53:16 »
OK, understand now.

Evidently I'm not the only one finding NX Studio not working with Z9 NEFs after the firmware upgrade to 2.0. The "solution" is updating (not upgrading) NX Studio so as to lose features there. A classic between rock and a hard place scenario.

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Re: Nikon NX studio
« Reply #155 on: September 02, 2022, 11:45:31 »
quick bump: when rating pictures i use keyboard from 1 to 5 to set a star rating. for reject i am suppose to use - (minus) key. The thing is that when i press it, nothing happens. Am I missing something?
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Re: Nikon NX studio
« Reply #156 on: September 03, 2022, 05:17:18 »
quick bump: when rating pictures i use keyboard from 1 to 5 to set a star rating. for reject i am suppose to use - (minus) key. The thing is that when i press it, nothing happens. Am I missing something?
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Pressing a number key has always set the color label, not the star rating (0 removes color label). Ctl+number sets star rating, (Ctrl+0 removes it). Minus does not appear to do anything.
However the strange thing is that when I first tested pressing a number key now, the very first times it set the star rating, but then after some fumbling it consistently behaves as my above comment as is also the case in ViewNX2 and Capture NX-D. Seems to have been a glitch, unless I hit a hidden switch by accident that I am not aware of. For the record this is running under Win 10.
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Re: Nikon NX studio
« Reply #157 on: March 29, 2023, 20:56:29 »
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Re: Nikon NX studio
« Reply #158 on: January 05, 2024, 06:21:43 »
The software by default saves the setting in a sidecar file. You can turn it off by going into Edit > Options (Ctrl+K). Select "Save" from the Menu within Option box and select "Save adjustments, labels, ratings to the original image file".
This has improved my overall RAW editing process. Lightroom is faster but doesn't replicate the look I can see in the camera, hence I have been using the native software for my editing.

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Re: Nikon NX studio
« Reply #159 on: June 29, 2024, 20:43:24 »
I'm still using Capture NX2 (2.4.7) on my WinXP VM as its all I need for my old generation DSLRs.  I didn't move over to Capture NX-D mainly because I ddint want to maintain 2 workflows (1000s of NEFs that I had processed with NX2) - secondly the initial versions of NX-D didnt save edits to the NEF or update the embedded thumb/preview images

This latter point was most important for me as if I wanted to quickly get my "processed" image, I could simply pull the embedded preview image using exiftool or exiv2.

With NX Studio 1.7.0 (June 2024 release) and a Win10 VM, I have discovered:
  • CNX2 files modified for WB, exposure settings, crops ARE respected in NX Studio
  • CNX2 updated thumbnail/previews are shown in NX Studio gallery view
  • NX Studio updates, saving edits to NEF,  does NOT update preview/thumb image
  • NX Studio updateds to NEFs (WB, exposure settings or crops) are NOT recognised in CX2 (as expected)


This may not mean much to folks that have long moved from D300s etc but I have no need for Windows or a break in workflow.  I think I will only bite the NX Studio bullet only when I upgrade to the Nikon mirrorless but at least when I do, I will still have easy quick edit workflow (NX Studio) for my legacy NEFs processed in CNX2