Support for RAW images captured with the D3 (A and B firmware Ver. 1.10
and later), and the Vignette Control option enabled, has been added.
New Artist, Copyright, and Vignette Control items have been added to the
Camera Settings palette.
In addition, the categories displayed in the Camera Settings palette have
been changed from File, Shooting Info, Picture Control, Flash, and GPS to
File Info, Shooting Info, Picture Control, and GPS. Items in each category
have also been modified.
An issue that caused an error to occur with some systems when an image
saved in TIFF format with LZW compression was opened has been resolved.
When a folder containing a Dust Off reference photo was selected from
the Dust Off settings palette, accessed from Base Adjustments>RAW
Adjustments>DustOff, for use with a RAW image captured with the D1X or D1H,
an alert stating that no Dust Off reference photos are present. This issue
has been resolved.
When a white balance settings file saved with fine-tuning of the
Calculate Automatically option in the White Balance settings palette,
accessed from BaseAdjustments>RAW Adjustments>White Balance, was applied to
another image, the white balance settings were not reflected. This issue has
been resolved.
When Picture Control settings were applied to a RAW image captured with
a camera that does not support Picture Control from the Quick Adjustment
category inthe ViewNX Camera Settings palette, and the image was then opened
in Capture NX, the Picture Control setting in the Picture Control settings
palette, accessedfrom Base Adjustments>Camera Adjustments>Picture Control,
remained Non-Picture Control. This issue has been resolved.
An issue that prevented proper recognition of Image Dust Off reference
data recorded with the D300, depending upon the computer’s time zone
setting, has beenresolved.
When the JPEG box was selected in the Choose Files Types to Associate
with Capture NX dialog with installation of Capture NX, JPEG images could
not beuploaded to websites. This issue has been resolved.
Photo Quote: Simply look with perceptive eyes at the world about you, and trust to your own reactions and convictions. Ask yourself: "Does this subject move me to feel, think and dream? Can I visualize a print - my own personal statement of what I feel and want to convey - from the subject before me? -Ansel Adams
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