- Movie recording specifications have been modified as follows and an issue that, in some rare cases, caused movie playback to appear to have stopped has been resolved.
- When exposure preview is enabled in live view tripod mode, information + histogram display is possible, but the histogram is no longer displayed while movies are recorded.
- When the live view button is pressed with the Audio Video Cable EG-D2 connected, the image is displayed in both the television and camera monitor, but the camera monitor now turns off during movie recording.
The camera monitor turns on again when the Audio Video Cable EG-D2 is disconnected from the camera.
- Some simplified Chinese menus and help displays have been revised.
- When some memory cards were inserted in the camera, “CHA” was displayed in the top control panel and images could not be captured.  This issue has been resolved.

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This issue should be fixed for Mac users now.

What’s new after the break:

Windows:

• Compatibility with 32-/64-bit versions of Windows 7 Home Basic/ Home Premium/ Professional/ Enterprise/ Ultimate has been added.
  However, under 64-bit versions, the software operates as a 32-bit application.
• An issue that caused ViewNX to quit unexpectedly when the following operations were performed during playback of .MOV-format movies under Windows 7 and Windows Vista has been resolved.
• Thumbnail size adjusted in Image Viewer mode
• Window size adjusted in Image Viewer mode
• Switch view from Full Screen mode to Image Viewer mode

Macintosh:

• Support for Mac OS X version 10.6.2 has been added

Windows & Macintosh:

• An issue that prevented display of Date Shot for .MOV-format movie files has been resolved.
• A Duration item was added to the Metadata palette for movies.
• An issue that caused a color cast with thumbnail and full-screen image display when a non-Nikon profile was specified for the operating system’s monitor profile was resolved.
• An issue that caused ViewNX to freeze when a thumbnail image was selected with specification of certain profiles for the operating system’s monitor profile was resolved.
• An issue that prevented accurate display of flash compensation value for images captured using advanced wireless lighting was corrected.

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For now, the new Mac version of Capture NX v2.2.4 is available only on Nikon Asia website.

What’s new:

• Compatibility with Mac OS X version 10.6.2 has been added.
• Specifications have been modified so that when 25 Photos on Page, or a higher number of photos per page, is selected for Select Layout in the Print layout dialog, the Use Thumbnail Data (Draft Use Only) box is automatically checked. This resolves an issue that prevented printing when 25 Photos on Page, or a higher number of photos per page, was selected for Select Layout.
• Capture NX 2 would quit unexpectedly when certain settings files were applied with the Apply Settings box checked in the Watched Folder panel of the Batch Process dialog. This issue has been resolved.
• An issue that caused Capture NX 2 to freeze when switching images after the Color Picker had been opened has been resolved.

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Nikon’s Camera Control Pro costs over $140.

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The main fixes/additions are improved white balance,  support for 64 GB memory cards, some GPS changes.

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• Capture NX 2:  End of January 2010
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• View NX:  End of January 2010

As previously reported, today Nikon announced Capture NX v2.2.4 (for now only in Europe):

Windows link

Mac link is not available yet (see Apple release schedule here).

Changes in this version:
- Compatibility with 32 and 64-bit versions of Windows 7 Home Basic/Home Premium/Professional/Enterprise/Ultimate has been added.  When run under 64-bit versions, the software operates as a 32-bit application.
- Compatibility with 64-bit versions of Windows Vista Home Basic/Home Premium/Business/Enterprise/Ultimate (Service Pack 2) editions has been added.  When run under 64-bit versions, the software operates as a 32-bit application.
- Specifications have been modified so that when 25 Photos on Page, or a higher number of photos per page, is selected for Select Layout in the Print layout dialog, the Use Thumbnail Data (Draft Use Only) box is automatically checked.
This resolves an issue that prevented printing when 25 Photos on Page, or a higher number of photos per page, was selected for Select Layout.
- An issue that caused an error message to be displayed and prevented printing when borderless settings were applied with some printers has been resolved.
- An issue that prevented accurate application of borderless print settings has been resolved.
- An issue that prevented specification of the same margin for left, right, top, and bottom margins in the Margins section of the Page Setup dialog has been resolved.
- An issue that caused a delay between clicking of the Print button and actual initiation of printing has been resolved.
- When an image was opened on some computers with AMD CPUs, Capture NX 2 quit unexpectedly. This issue has been resolved.

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– An issue that caused an error message to be displayed during batch processing of a large number of files has been resolved.
- When a batch process was run with the Notify when completed box in the Processing Queue – Process Running dialog checked, a blank window was displayed.  This issue has been resolved.
- When a batch process was run for multiple images with the same shooting date and time, the processed images were not saved with the correct file names.  This issue has been resolved.
- An issue that caused batch processing to fail before completion when a batch process was run with certain settings has been resolved.
- An issue that caused an error message to be displayed when multiple enhancements were applied to images has been resolved.
- An issue that caused an error message to be displayed when attempting to open several images previously saved with Capture NX 2 has been resolved.
- When the Camera & Lens Corrections checkbox was checked (Develop section of Edit List), enhancements were not applied to an image opened in the image window and displayed at 100%, and the enhanced image could not be saved.  This issue has been resolved.
- When image window display was maximized with Desktop selected for Window menu>Workspaces>Additional Screen for the primary monitor on a dual monitor system, the image window disappeared.  This issue has been resolved.
- When the zoom tool was used to enlarge an image displayed with Full Screen or Presentation selected from the View menu, the portion of the image clicked with the zoom tool was not displayed at the center of the window.  This issue has been resolved.
- An issue that prevented switching between “+” and “-“ operations when the ALT key was pressed while using the selection brush has been resolved.
- An issue that caused folders in the Capture NX 2 Folders palette to be displayed in a different order than with Windows Explorer display has been resolved.
- When the crop tool was used to select a crop and the ENTER key pressed to apply the crop, the cursor did not switch to a selection tool.  This issue has been resolved.
- When a number was entered after a decimal point for some enhancement items with text boxes for entering numerical values in the Edit List, the values could not be changed.  This issue has been resolved.
- When “-” (minus) was entered in the Exposure Compensation text box under Quick Fix in the Develop section of the Edit List, it was displayed in red and then “0” was displayed after a few seconds.  This issue has been resolved.

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There are no FW-update to the D90 yet.
We have been told that there will be several FW-updates to our cameras before Christmas.
But we don’t know to which camera models or what have been changed.
You must wait and see what happens.

Nikon Europe Support
www.europe-nikon.com/support

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• Support for the D3S been added.
• Support for Mac OS X version 10.5.8 and 10.6.1 has been added.
• When a D3S is connected for shooting, images can be simultaneously recorded to a memory card inserted in the camera.
• Compatibility with 32- and 64-bit Windows 7 Home Premium, Professional, and Ultimate has been added. Under a 64-bit environment the software operates as a 32-bit application.
• Compatibility with 64-bit Windows Vista Home Basic / Home Premium / Business / Enterprise / Ultimate (Service Pack 2) editions has been added. Under a 64-bit environment the software operates as a 32-bit application.

Capture NX 2.2.3 updates:

Windows:

• Support for RAW images captured with the D3S has been added.
• When RAW (NEF/NRW) images with GPS information embedded were saved in JPEG format, GPS information was modified in some rare cases. This issue has been resolved.
• An accurate flash compensation value was not displayed for images captured using Advanced Wireless Lighting. This issue has been resolved.
• When a folder containing images with comments attached using some third party software applications was selected, an error message was displayed and Capture NX 2 quit unexpectedly. This issue has been resolved.

Macintosh:

• Support for Mac OS X version 10.5.8 has been added.
• Support for RAW images captured with the D3S has been added.
• When RAW (NEF/NRW) images with GPS information embedded were saved in JPEG format, GPS information was modified in some rare cases. This issue has been resolved.
• An accurate flash compensation value was not displayed for images captured using Advanced Wireless Lighting. This issue has been resolved.
• When the Verify button in the Profile First Aid panel of Mac OS X’s Color Sync Utility was clicked to verify image profiles, they were recognized as bad files. This issue has been resolved (for most profiles*).

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Capture NX 2: end of December 2009
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Nikon somehow forgot to officially announce this new iPhone app (available in the app store since October 19th, 2009). I read about it on the Photographyblog and since the rumor mill is slow after the D3s announcement, I decided to post this online. This is Nikon’s second iPhone app (the first one was My PictureTown). The app is free and Nikon claims that will constantly update the content, which is a great idea. You can get more details on Nikon USA website.

I think this is suppose to be the official press release (taken from Nikon USA website):

Nikon is pleased to offer our consumers a new way to access the educational and editorial content found on NikonUSA.com. Nikon’s new Learn & Explore iPhone application now makes this material available to you, whether you are taking pictures close to home or in the field.

From beginning photographer to experienced enthusiast, you are sure to find information on Learn & Explore that is of interest to you—and now that information can go where you go.

Read an article on getting the most from your travel photography while you’re on vacation. Check information on adjusting depth of field or selecting the right shutter speed when you’re taking photos at your child’s sporting event. Access advice on the right aperture for shooting photos indoors when you’re attending a wedding. It’s all there on the Learn & Explore iPhone app. Photography information at your fingertips.

In addition to articles on the fundamentals of photography and various shooting techniques, you can read the four latest issues of Nikon World magazine, complete with images and audio slideshows. Need the definition of a photography term? Check out the Photography Glossary.

The Learn & Explore iPhone app is continually updated with new articles and information. It’s a must for any enthusiastic photographer.

Update: ok I got it now, this is the official press release:

Nikon Joins Forces with Molecular to Introduce Nikon Learn & Explore App for the iPhone
New mobile app provides iPhone community with easy, on-the-go access to a world of helpful photo information

Watertown, Mass., October 29, 2009 —Isobar interactive agency Molecular, Inc. (www.molecular.com) announced today its collaboration with Nikon Inc. to create an innovative mobile app for the iPhone that provides people with quick, easy access to both educational and inspirational photo information right from their mobile device. The free app, called Nikon Learn & Explore, is now available at http://nikonusa.com/mobile/iPhone/LearnAndExplore.

Created for photo enthusiasts of all skill levels, the Learn & Explore app allows iPhone users to read and bookmark informative articles from the nikonusa.com website as well as articles from “Nikon World” magazine. iPhone users also get access to Nikon digital assets such as stunning images, video lectures1 and slideshows, and audio commentary. All of the content is managed through Nikon’s TeamSite Content Management System and synchronized with the devices regularly to keep the content fresh.

“Increasingly, people are using their iPhones to explore everything and anything they might need ‘in the moment’, from GPS directions to nearby restaurant recommendations,” said Bryant Shea, Molecular’s Director, Content Management and Mobile. “Recognizing that photography is a very ‘in-the-moment’ activity, the Learn & Explore app creates another opportunity for Nikon to engage with consumers, providing people with immediate access to Nikon’s education resources right in the palm of their hand, no matter where they are.”

“We are excited to introduce the Learn & Explore app to the iPhone community,” said Joe Ventura, Senior Manager of Corporate and Internet Communications at Nikon Inc. “Working with Molecular, we’ve created a mobile experience that allows us to provide our consumers with greater access to educational and editorial digital content; which ultimately supports our goal to let people explore photography on their own terms.”

Molecular was responsible for design, implementation and QA of the Learn & Explore app, as well as all modifications to the Content Management System. Molecular has been working with Nikon USA since 2007 and is the agency responsible for creating Nikon’s current website at www.nikonusa.com.

About Molecular

Molecular is a top interactive agency that partners with results-driven companies to create highly effective, cutting-edge digital design solutions grounded in research and tied to business results. Since 1994, Molecular has directed successful Web initiatives for the nation’s leading brands, including Nikon, Old Mutual Asset Management, HumanaOne and Reebok. Headquartered in Boston, Molecular is a company of Isobar, a global network of digital marketing companies. For more information, please visit www.molecular.com.

About Isobar

Launched as a digital division of Aegis Media in May 2003, Isobar is the world’s largest digital marketing network and is uniquely structured for an interconnected digital world. Isobar provides the vision, infrastructure, tools and processes that link a network of some of the very best digital agencies in the world – all fully owned and driven by a clear vision of the future business world. For more information, please visit www.isobar.net.

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Click the link below for what’s new:

Nikon Transfer 1.5.1:

• Support for the D3S has been added.
• Support for 64-bit versions of Windows Vista has been added. However, the software operates as with 32-bit systems.
• Support for Mac OS X version 10.5.8 has been added.

Nikon View NX 1.5.0:

• Support for the D3S has been added.
• Support for 64-bit versions of Windows Vista has been added. However, the software operates as with 32-bit systems.
• Support for Mac OS X version 10.5.8 has been added.
• Support for a function that allows position information taken from a GPS log to be written to image GPS tags has been added.  
  Various GPS information from a GPS log saved by a commercial GPS unit (receiver) or cellular telephone with GPS support can be added all at once to images.  
  The following GPS log formats are supported.
• • NMEA-format files (.nmea, .nma, .log file extensions)
  • GPX-format files (.gpx file extension)

• Support for Epson E-Photo has been added. E-Photo is a printing utility bundled with Seiko Epson Corporation’s inkjet printer drivers.
• An issue that sometimes resulted in decreased resolution, depending upon the pixel count entered, of image copies created using the “Convert Files” function has been resolved.
• When lateral color aberration compensation was applied to RAW images then edited and saved using ViewNX Ver. 1.1.1 or Ver. 1.2.0, lateral color aberration compensation was sometimes not applied.  This issue has been resolved.

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We plan to offer Windows 7 compatible versions of Nikon Transfer and ViewNX for the following models. The Windows 7 compatible versions of these applications will be available for download.

• D3 series, D2 series, D300 series, D700, D200, D100, D90, D80, D70 series, D60, D50, D40 series, D5000, D3000.
• Image transfer is supported with USB transfer via MTP / PTP and Mass Storage connection (1)
• We do NOT plan to offer (image transfer) compatibility for D1-series cameras (D1X, D1H, D1) connected to a computer with Windows 7 preinstalled. Please use a card reader or card slot to transfer images with these cameras.

(1) Results with Windows 7 RTM ( 32 and 64-bit versions) testing. HOWEVER, please be aware that operation cannot be guaranteed with all system environments.

Film Scanners- we are currently testing software compatibility, including that of Nikon Scan 4, for the following models.

• Super Coolscan 9000ED, Super Coolscan 8000ED, Super Coolscan 5000ED
• Super Coolscan 4000ED, Coolscan V ED, Coolscan IV ED

Software:

• Nikon Transfer – We plan to make a compatible version available for download. Support for both 32 and 64 bit versions is planned.
• View NX – We plan to make a compatible version available for download. Support for 32 and 64-bit versions is planned.
• Capture NX 2 – We plan to make a compatible version available for download. Support for 32 and 64-bit versions is planned.
• Camera Control Pro 2 – We plan to make a compatible version available for download. Support for 32 and 64-bit versions is planned.
• NIK Color Efex Pro – Compatibility testing is planned.
• my Picturetown Utility – Compatibility testing is planned.
• WT-4 Setup Utility / Thumbnail Selector – Compatibility testing is planned.
• WT-3 Setup Utility – Compatibility testing is planned.
• Wireless Connection Utility – Compatibility testing is planned.
• Image Authentication Software – Compatibility testing is planned.

We DO NOT plan to provide Windows 7 compatibility for the following applications:

• Picture Project
• Capture NX (v.1.x)
• Camera Control Pro (v.1.x)
• Wireless Camera Setup Utility
• Nikon Capture 4
• Nikon View 6
• Coolpix Remote Control
• DVD Show

Nikon has still not issued a software update for View NX running on Snow Leopard  (and they promised it in 30 days back in August).

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Q: Is Nikon software compatible with Mac OS X “Snow Leopard”?

A: Nikon generally announces compatibility information for new OS versions within 30 days of the OS release and until compatibility is announced we suggest not upgrading critical systems as we cannot guarantee operation. Initial testing of Nikon software with Apple’s new “Snow Leopard” Mac OS 10.6 indicates that there are incompatibilites with Nikon Capture NX 2, Nikon View NX and Nikon Scan, users of these applications should not upgrade their OS at this time. When more compatibility information is available it will be posted on the Nikon web site.

On Firday Apple started selling the latest version of their operating system Snow Leopard. I haven’t ordered mine yet, but a NR reader send me those screenshots – apparently there is some kind of a problem and a weird menu is displayed when ViewNX 1.4.0 and Camera Control Pro 2.6 run on Snow Leopard:

ViewNX 1.4.0 and Snow Leopard

Nikon Camera Control Pro 2.6 & Snow Leopard

Also some issues with the latest verions of Capture NX2.2.2″

“Capture NX2.2.2 will launch after installation, however the previews in the browser window will show no image and opening NEF files causes error messages, so we’re unable to open files with that. I deleted 2.2.2 and installed 2.2.0 which shows the previews nicely and opens files like it should.”

Anyone else experiencing similar problem? Any solutions?

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• Support for the D300S been added.
• Macintosh:
• • Support for Mac OS X version 10.5.7 has been added.
  • An issue that caused Camera Control Pro 2 to stop responding (freeze) when a RAW image captured by a D1X camera was selected in the Viewer has been resolved.
  • When images were captured with Rotate all downloaded images by 90 degrees CCW or Rotate all downloaded images by 90 degrees CW enabled and displayed in the Viewer, thumbnails may not have been displayed, or Camera Control Pro 2 may have quit unexpectedly.  This issue has been resolved
• Windows:
• • Support for the Service Pack 2 versions of 32-bit Windows Vista Home Basic/Home Premium/Business/Enterprise/Ultimate has been added.
  • When a folder on a network drive was selected as the download destination under Windows Vista, an error occurred.  A network drive can no longer be selected under Windows Vista.
  • When the camera was disconnected from the computer during time lapse shooting and then reconnected, an error occurred when the Time Lapse Photography dialog was closed.  This issue has been resolved.

If you don’t want to spend money on Nikon Camera Control Pro 2.6.0, try those free alternatives.

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What’s new?

Windows:

• Support for the Service Pack 2 versions of 32-bit Windows Vista Home Basic/ Home Premium/ Business/ Enterprise/ Ultimate has been added.
• Support for RAW images captured with the D300S and D3000 has been added.
• An issue that caused Capture NX 2 to quit unexpectedly with batch processing to save RAW images captured in portrait (“tall”) orientation, with specific enhancements applied, in JPEG or TIFF format has been resolved.

Macintosh:

• Support for Mac OS X version 10.5.7 has been added.
• Support for RAW images captured with the D300S and D3000 has been added.
• An issue that caused Capture NX 2 to quit unexpectedly with batch processing to save RAW images captured in portrait (“tall”) orientation, with specific enhancements applied, in JPEG or TIFF format has been resolved.

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Remember the wireless USB solution for Nikon DSLR? It will be a good solution for the shooting shown in the next video:

but wait, there is more…

There is another iPhone app by kentidwell.net that will allow you to control your Nikon DSLR remotely from your iPhone or touch: MUG Nikon iLive (currently pending approval in the Apple store). From the same guy(s) you can get also Nikon guides for your iPhone: MIn-U Guide: for D3, D300, D5000, D40, D90. Min-U Guides are organized in the same manner as Nikon® DSLR camera control menus and cost $1.99 each.

Min-U Guides for Nikon DSLR cameras include:
• Active D-Lighting • ADL Bracketing
• AF Area Modes • AE Lock
• AF Assist • Available Shutter Speeds with Flash
• AF Focus Area Selection • Control Panel reference
• AF Focus Modes • Custom Settings
• Auto Low-Pass • Dust Reference Photo
Filter (Sensor) Cleaning • Exposure Bracketing
• Battery Information • Exposure Compensation
• Color Spaces • Exposure Modes
• File Numbering Options • Flash Exposure Compensation
• Focus Lock • Flash Modes
• High-ISO Noise Reduction • Flash Output (FV) Lock
• Image Quality • Flash Sync Modes
• Image Size • Image Overlays
• LCD Brightness • Image Playback
• Long Exposure Noise Reduction • ISO Equivalency
• Manual Focus • Live View
• Memory Card Formatting • Manual Low-Pass Filter (Sensor) Cleaning
• Menu Reset • Max Flash Shooting Distances
• Metering Modes • Multiple Exposures
• Movies • Playback Options
• Picture Control • Scene Modes
• Reset to defaults • Viewfinder Reference
• Self-Timer • White Balance Bracketing
• Shooting Modes • White Balance Options

I hope to get more “likes” this time

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Note:  in order for this app to work, the camera must be tethered to a computer.

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“I’ve got good news for you – we will be adding support for Nikon DSLRs as well which will be available in an update to the app in the very near future. A special thank you goes out to some good friends at Nikon who were kind enough to send some cameras and accessories out to us today for testing. We expect to get the Nikon DSLR cameras in our office tomorrow and we’ll begin testing. Stay tuned to this blog for the most up-to-date info on when the Nikon support will be available.”

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