Nikon’s NX Studio New Version Released
Today, Nikon released a new version of it’s image processing software, NX Studio. The following changes were made:
• Added support for Z 9 firmware version 3.00.
• Fixed the following issues:
- With some models, the vibration reduction data in the [Info] palette [Camera Info] pane sometimes differed from that in the camera playback display.
- The colors in JPEG files created from NEF/NRW (RAW) pictures shot using the AdobeRGB color space would sometimes differ from the originals.
- Certain TIFF files could sometimes not be opened.
- Cropping a picture, copying and pasting the result, and then cropping it a second time would result in abnormal crop boundaries displayed in a location different from the actual crop.
- Adjustments to pictures containing embedded GPS data would sometimes be lost when the pictures were saved or prevent the pictures being successfully exported.
• Ended support for Windows 8.1.
The new version can be downloaded from Nikon’s website at the following location:
https://downloadcenter.nikonimglib.com/en/products/564/NX_Studio.html
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• Fixed the following issues:
- Green color casting occurred with some pictures taken.
- The date and time set in camera sometimes would not be correctly applied.
- Using [Picture review] to view an image in a “tall” (portrait) orientation and zooming in the image prevented the display from being scrolled to the intended direction with multi selector or sub-selector.
- After a firmware update, the eye sensor sometimes would not function and the viewfinder would not turn on.
- The “i” menu would sometimes remain in the viewfinder when it was looked through after the shutter-release button was pressed halfway to exit the “i” menu viewed in the monitor.
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