Nikon softwarefor Nikon digital cameras(supplied by Nikon Corporation only) this chapter of the site is still under construction, uploads will follow soon! Since the introduction of the first digital camera (Coolpix 100) Nikon Corporation supplied specially made software for its products. Nikon software, like Photo Secretary, made for cameras, like the Nikon F-90, F-100, F-5, cannot be used with digital cameras. Although some digital SLR cameras have/had a hefty price, Nikon did not supply relevant software to make use of all features. It is like buying a Ferrari but to pay extra for the steering wheel. Fortunately Nikon is changing this policy and buyers of newer models will get some software for free. Software for Nikon Coolscan film and flatbed scanners can be found here. Software for wireless transfer equipment comes with that particular equipment. Most software provided by Nikon Corporation can be used on computers running under Microsoft (DOS) and/or MacIntosh (Mac) operating systems.
Nikon View The very first Coolpix 100 was supplied with 'EasyPhoto'-software. For later models the first version of Nikon View was available. Nikon View software versions were numbered from 1 to 6 (6.2.1). In fact all versions were upgrades of the older version, especially made to enable the download of images from newer cameras. With the introduction of the Nikon D2-series Nikon View NX was presented. The latest version is Nikon NX 2 enabling to download images made with cameras in the Nikon D2 and Nikon D3-series. Older Coolpix cameras may be used with later Nikon View software although exif-data will not be available. (e.g.; Nikon Coolpix 100 data are not visible in Nikon View 4 and higher). Nikon View NX includes: -Nikon
Transfer - for moving images from camera to computer DO NOT use older versions of Nikon View to open or edit NEF RAW images from Nikon DSLR cameras produced after the D70. In August 2010 Nikon offered a free of charge download of its Nikon View NX2 software! Click here to download this improved editing software.
Nikon Capture Nikon Capture is an accessory software with many features for users of Nikon cameras which support the NEF or RAW file formats. It includes: Nikon Capture Editor - Advanced Editing allows you to adjust color, white balance, exposure, sharpening, etc. from Nikon NEF (RAW) files as well as JPEG's and TIF's and batch processing of images. Nikon Camera Control - When the Nikon D-SLR is connected to the computer Nikon Camera Control can shoot, adjust camera settings and record images directly to the computer. Camera Control is not supported with Coolpix cameras. Capture NX 2 is a complete and new version, and not an update for a previous version of Capture NX. Capture NX 2 is a full-scale digital-image processing and editing software application for digital photographers, descended from Nikon Capture. - New
- Selection Control Points Camera Control Camera
Control Pro enables you to control almost all functions of Nikon digital
SLR cameras, such as exposure mode, shutter speeds and aperture, via
the included USB or Firewire cable and/or optional WiFi adapters.
Captured images can be viewed within the software. The Viewer window
contains the following buttons: “Previous image”, “Next
image”, “Show focus area”, “Fit to screen”,
“100%”, “50%”, and “Delete”. Arcsoft Panorama Maker This software comes at all Nikon View cd-rom's. It makes it possible to stitch images in order to create a 360° panorama picture.
Nikon Picture Project Picture project was introduced in early 2004 to replace Nikon View software, especially for the Coolpix-series. It enables automatic transfer of images from the camera as soon as it is connected. Nikon Picture Project includes a few editing tools, creating slide shows and organizing images into 'collections'. . Image Authentication Software Image Authentication
Software is designed for use with all Nikon digital SLR's, except
the Nikon D-1-series. It enables the authentication of an image captured
by the camera and can determine whether or not it has been altered
since capture, verifying the image as well as information attached
to it.
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