Today Nikon Capture NX arrived. Soon I will install it. Then I'll need your
phone number. Or, maybe I'll figure it out.
--
John H

"John H." wrote in message
...
Today Nikon Capture NX arrived. Soon I will install it. Then I'll need
your
phone number. Or, maybe I'll figure it out.
--

I find it very easy to use. If you're not shooting with a D300 or D3, I
think you're better staying with version 1.2 rather than the newer 1.3,
which adds a couple of features that take advantage of the new camera's
abilities. I think $25 well spent would be to download Jason Odell's eBook.
It will help get you up to speed and become very proficient in short order.
http://www.luminescentphoto.com/capturenx.html

I'm available for any assistance, as well.

RG

RG wrote:
"John H." wrote in message
...
Today Nikon Capture NX arrived. Soon I will install it. Then I'll need
your
phone number. Or, maybe I'll figure it out.
--

I find it very easy to use. If you're not shooting with a D300 or D3, I
think you're better staying with version 1.2 rather than the newer 1.3,
which adds a couple of features that take advantage of the new camera's
abilities. I think $25 well spent would be to download Jason Odell's eBook.
It will help get you up to speed and become very proficient in short order.
http://www.luminescentphoto.com/capturenx.html

I'm available for any assistance, as well.

RG



There's no downside with 1.3.


http://tinyurl.com/3aj3nj

There's no downside with 1.3.

Actually, there is. It's well documented. Many, including myself, have
reverted back to 1.2 after using 1.3.

RG wrote:
There's no downside with 1.3.

Actually, there is. It's well documented. Many, including myself, have
reverted back to 1.2 after using 1.3.




Yes, I've read the endless threads on "Nikonians," too. For me, 1.3 is
working fine.

On Dec 20, 3:57 pm, HK wrote:
RG wrote:
There's no downside with 1.3.

Actually, there is. It's well documented. Many, including myself, have
reverted back to 1.2 after using 1.3.

Yes, I've read the endless threads on "Nikonians," too. For me, 1.3 is
working fine.

Then by God, no one on earth should have any trouble with it.

"HK" wrote in message
. ..
RG wrote:
There's no downside with 1.3.

Actually, there is. It's well documented. Many, including myself, have
reverted back to 1.2 after using 1.3.


Yes, I've read the endless threads on "Nikonians," too. For me, 1.3 is
working fine.

Only on Vista is there no problems. ;_

Yes, I've read the endless threads on "Nikonians," too. For me, 1.3 is
working fine.

You also seem to have no problems with Vista, while (a great) many others
do. I guess it must be user error?

--Mike

"HK" wrote in message
. ..
RG wrote:
There's no downside with 1.3.

Actually, there is. It's well documented. Many, including myself, have
reverted back to 1.2 after using 1.3.


Yes, I've read the endless threads on "Nikonians," too. For me, 1.3 is
working fine.

On Dec 20, 3:57*pm, HK wrote:
RG wrote:
There's no downside with 1.3.

Actually, there is. *It's well documented. *Many, including myself, have
reverted back to 1.2 after using 1.3.

Yes, I've read the endless threads on "Nikonians," too. For me, 1.3 is
working fine.


Yeah, but you don't think there is any problem with Vista, so one does
have to consider the source

On Thu, 20 Dec 2007 20:27:44 GMT, "RG" wrote:


"John H." wrote in message
.. .
Today Nikon Capture NX arrived. Soon I will install it. Then I'll need
your
phone number. Or, maybe I'll figure it out.
--

I find it very easy to use. If you're not shooting with a D300 or D3, I
think you're better staying with version 1.2 rather than the newer 1.3,
which adds a couple of features that take advantage of the new camera's
abilities. I think $25 well spent would be to download Jason Odell's eBook.
It will help get you up to speed and become very proficient in short order.
http://www.luminescentphoto.com/capturenx.html

I'm available for any assistance, as well.

RG


Thanks much! I greatly appreciate it.

I'll load it tomorrow, when I've got a whole day free to mess with it. I
can't tell what version it is from the box, the manuals, or the CD.
--
John H