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• Magic of the network stops nikon software to run!

  seems I find more problems with this software of each and everyday... it's slow (a lot) of vista ultimate 64 bit stop but is not only also in conflict with Nikon browser that many of us, the photographers use...

  http://support.nikontech.com/app/answers/detail/A_ID/14412/related/1/session/L2F2LzEvc2lkLy1iTjhrdEF...

  Why ViewNX install on my Vista system?

  all my nikon software works very well... I spent what network magic pro is a joke. 5.5.9118-2 version which I believe is latest non-beta (I do no beta versions).

  a poorly written piece of software should be free based on questions I see users having with it, including me. I would prefer linksys previous installation that does not push software on users, noway nohow I think network magic is anything but a piece of cheap buggy software that cisco should be embarrassed for sale. Although I love the linksys products this purchase/coupling with the magic of the network can rely on the software is best available.

  Thank you to offer help and appreciate it. forums are great places to help a user who IMO is most of the time better than the software company complained.

  have a puget computer systems built on platform i7 specifically for photography work and have it run without problem (vista 64 reliabiliity monitor tool on average 9.71) I don't keep Network Magic is I've not found anything easier to add computers to our network with and I do often enough to keep unfortunetly. Nothing beats a simple usb memory key to install all the settings on the computer or laptop and not have to install network magic on those computers. But having to keep on a principal which is mine.

  on xp with previous wrt54v3, I have no problems everything manually and not install the software at all do I like to do. I don't know if it's the ipv6 stack or changing the linksys web page interface, but I had trouble keeping xp on network constantly computers without using Network Magic to load as indicated above. for this reason that I keep.

  the original message was anticipated to the top and ' rant ' from me to other users.

  Thanks to all those who offered help I appreciate it as well as knowledge.

  don't ever put my info because did not ask for help I did was cut and paste the viewNX help point I found on the website of nikon. Nikon has a very good software for their dslr I use with my D700, nikon transfer, viewNX and capture NX2.2.

  I7 - 940 with vista ultimate 64-bit running. comcast cable (the premium level is very fast) wired to my box which is main and various laptops around the House (4) running XP pro 32 bit or 64 bit of vista or XP 32-bit home premium family who all connect wirelessly. a firewall with the windows firewall, which I have never had a problem with at all. NAV 2009 now that symantec has obtained index and is back for a compact and a good proggy that works, just simply. It took them 5 years, but they have listened to their customers... Finally. using linksys wrt54g2 V1... previously had wrt54g V3 with latest firmware should be was not the latter.

• NIKON D5000 NAVE - Lightroom 2.6 and PSE show quite different colors of this Nikon software show

  With my Nikon D5000 DSLR camera I took recently photos of small blue flowers. I had mounted my Nikon D5000 to create for each photo a NEF file and a JPEG file (and had set my camera to use only automatic while Balance).

  I noticed that for NEF files Lightroom 2.6 (and also PSE 7, which use internal Camera RAW) shows me the blue colours of the flowers quite different from what I see with PSE for the jpeg file. I feel, that it is in Jpeg files, the blue color is close to reality; and that's with files NAVE that Lightroom and PES show a blue colour which are quite different from the reality.

  I also watched the photo files with the 'View Nx"1.3.0 NIKON software that came with my camera. With 'View Nx' colors Blue (both with NEF and Jpeg files) are very vlose than what I see with PSE 7 in the jpeg file (and quite different from what I see with LR and PSE for the.) NEF file).

  I mentioned this problem using Nikon. They suggested that the software software Nikon and Adobe use different algorithms; and Nikon algorithms are better/more fit for Nikon cameras than more generalized algorithms for Adobe that need to be supported a very large number of cameras.

  But... .it is Lightroom I want to use to process my files NAVE and PSE I want to organize my Photos. An expert in LR/Camera-RAW can help me? I would like to find a way to do with LR and PSE in my files of Photo D5000 NAVE of blue colors that are close to reality, and close this software Nikon shows me on my PC. Please note that I am far from being a professional and that I understand probably not explain complicated.

  Thank you very much in advance.

  An additional note, this is perhaps not relevant: I have used LR to convert my NEF file to a JPEG file format and looked blue in the result. Looks the same as what LR and PES show me to the. NAVE file (and seems different from the crreated the NIKON camera jpeg file).

  One of the colors on the standard "ColorChecker" target is blue-flower blue, so they would be aware of how 'far' color can be in certain situations.  Without seeing the photo in question, it is not easy to guess if there is some special circumstance that makes this particular set of photos not close to reality for you.

  Another thing that can affect the color rendering is that you have any custom-curves or any other color of active treatment in your camera, even things that the d-lighting affects a bit, but none of these processing parameters specific to the Nikon in your camera apply to format RAW Adobe conversions because Adobe has no idea how the Nikon software works.

  If you are concerned about your RAW and JPG is not the same thing, then one suggestion would be to define the Standard default camera profile in LR to your Nikon camera.  I did until I got a ColorChecker passport and was able to make my own color profiles that are even closer to what I want.

  Remember that making a profile of the camera is an art at least as much as a science in order to make some colors look more correct in various colors of lighting can make others seem less correct.  I suspect that the Adobe Standard profile is optimized for the color of skin is the best, because human perception is very sensitive to people who are just looking or not, but less able to say if a blue flower is right if they weren't really there.  I usually take pictures of nature subjects, not people and quit using the Adobe Standard once the camera-match profile those who were released a few years ago.

  If you had several models of Nikon cameras and other renderings blue flowers much better than your D5000 so this is maybe a reason to ask Adobe to take another look.  If you had not taken a JPG to compare with your FIRST, would the blue flowers look bothered you or not?

• Nikon NX2 software

  Click the icon of NX2 and program starts, shows the balck with Nikon logo box, then disappears, that's all.  Nothing else happens.  No error message, nothing.

  Hello
   
  1 have you ever used this software on your computer before?
  2 are you able to install other software?
   
  This happens usually if the downloaded file is corrupt. Visit the Web of Nikon and try to re - download the software and install it.
   
  If you installed the software earlier and try to reinstall it again, then try the following steps.
  1. download the tool windows install cleanup utility and install it.
  http://download.Microsoft.com/download/e/9/d/e9d80355-7ab4-45b8-80e8-983a48d5e1bd/msicuu2.exe
  2. Click Start, click programs principally made, and then click Windows Install Cleanup Utility to launch.
  3. once the tool is started, select the Nikon software from the list and remove it.
  4 restart the computer for changes to take effect.
  5. install the Nikon software and verify its operation.
   
  For more technical support options, contact the Nikon , support team.
   
  I hope this helps.
   
  Kind regards
  Syed
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• Nikon is not compatible with El Capitan

  Hello

  I hope someone can help me with this...

  I have a Nikon D3200. I just got a new Macbook Air with El Capitan, and he didn't have problems trying to use the two together.

  I could not install View NX2, who, after some research, I discovered is a common problem with El Capitan. I found links on other threads that led me to download View NX - i and another link to download View NX2. It seems that View NX2 is now installed, but when I connect my Nikon, it is not recognized. In fact, I have another point and shoot Nikon camera and it does not seem to recognize that no more. Problem is that I can not even use Photos as the importer on my Macbook Air because my camera just is not recognized at all.

  Side note: I have connected my D3200 to my old Macbook that runs on Yosemite. View NX2 and Photos seem to work well with the import of images. They both open up when the camera is connected. But I did not have enough space on this laptop to import the pictures anyway...

  On another thread regarding this issue, the user spoke using the Image Capture to import the photos. BUT my camera is not recognized by the Image Capture either...

  I'm not sure this is a Nikon problem, or a problem of iOS with El Capitan compatibility - I foresee contacting me Nikon too.

  Thank you!

  I also have a D3200 and it can connect with the latest versions of NX - i, of Apple's Image Capture (found in Applications),

  Photos (I've disabled this) and Adobe Lightroom.  with the exception of the pictures, they don't open automatically.  It comes

  with 10.11.2 of an end 2013 27 "iMac to start 2011 13" Macbook Pro.

  Select this check box, plug in the camera and then turn it on.  Then in the Apple menu, click about this Mac...

  Then click on the system status button.  On the left side of the box of the report, expand the material (if it isn't already)

  then select USB.  You should see somewhere under the tree of the camera "NIKON DSC D3200".

  

  If this is not the case, there may be a few odd hardware problem.

  That's what I get with transfer of images (nothing to camera when I did):

  

  With Nikon Transfer 2 provided with NX - i:

  

  And just to smile and laugh:

  

  So the connections work, just need to understand why it does not work on your Macbook Air.

  NX2 is borked and will probably never get it fixed because it is replaced by NX - i.

  You must also remove all Nikon software and re-install NX - i.

  Also check the version of the firmware on the camera. Mine are listed as C-> 1.04 and L-> 2.009.

• Unable to download the camera Nikon

  My camera Nikon Coolpix L16/L17 will not download images to the computer.

  The drive of the Software Suite has been installed and connecting to a USB port.

  An error message is received which reads "brccMCtlexe has encountered a problem and needs to close...". »

  The program seems to be properly installed and the camera has an ample power.

  Nikon Support offers, among other options, delete this file, if it is not otherwise required, however the Windows system denied a statement to remove the file.

  Is it possible and that aid - or is there a better solution?

  Thanks for your help

  The problem has been resolved.

  I talked to the camera store expert who advised me to bypass the software and work through my computer / Scanners & cameras / L16.

  The wizard performed camera download in seconds!

  It sems that the Nikon software is not compatible with Windows XP.

  I hope that this experience will be useful to other users of Nikon.

• Error Windows Vista and software Capture NX2. Help!

  I use Capture nx2 originally on my computer for a few months now.  Every time ina while Windows gives me an error that reads "Nikon Capture NX2 has stopped working" chekcing for solutions, blah blah blah.  Normally, when this happened I closed the program, go back and it would work very well.  Since yesterday, I open the program, it tries, but immediately gives me the error "program stopped working."  I contacted Nikon who told to install the latest update and I did and it didn't do anything else.  Help, please!  I'm a photographer and I need it to work YESTERDAY!  Thanks in advance!

  Hello amoliver7673,

  It may be a compatibility problem with the Nikon software.
  If you have an older application for Windows XP that does not work in Windows Vista, you can make it work properly by running the program in compatibility mode.
  1. to start, find the application or the shortcut which is the cause of the problem, and then right-click on it and select Properties.
  2. then, select compatibility in the menu tabs at the top of the properties page:
  3. now check the box run this program in compatibility mode "dethrone" and select the operating system you want to emulate. For most applications, this will be Windows XP SP2. Once you are finished, click OK.
  4. When you then run the application, it must run under compatibility using the OS mode you have selected. If it runs properly, try another selection of OS in step 3, and then try again.

  Run the installer in compatibility mode:

  1 right click on the file icon installation.
  2. click on properties > compatibility.
  3. Select the compatibility mode for Windows XP.
  4. click on OK.
  5. run the installation program.

  After installation, run the program in Windows XP compatibility mode by doing the same thing with the installed program.

  I hope this helps.

  Sincerely,

  Marilyn
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• I can't add my Nikon SLR as a device. Help?

  I installed the Nikon software provided with Nikon Coolpix L22.  I can't transfer my pictures from the camera to the computer.  I have the USB cable plugged in but nothing happens.  When I look at the devices, I don't find a way to add the camera to the devices screen.  The only thing listed is my printer.  Help, please...

  It seems I've tried everything.  I uninstalled the Nikon software and reinstalled.  No help...

  I installed the Nikon software provided with Nikon Coolpix L22.  I can't transfer my pictures from the camera to the computer.  I have the USB cable plugged in but nothing happens.  When I look at the devices, I don't find a way to add the camera to the devices screen.  The only thing listed is my printer.  Help, please...

  It seems I've tried everything.  I uninstalled the Nikon software and reinstalled.  No help...

  See the answer to Kiran Jayakumar, but note also that you can transfer prictures on the computer without connecting the camera to him. You can buy very low cost card reader USB flash for your camera card uses the type of flash and allows to transfer photos.

  It is as well as I do; I prefer to do it like this: it's fast and easy and it uses no battery in the camera. I have two of these drives: one that I keep on my desk and I continue with my laptop for use when traveling.

• Camera Raw does not always work with Nikon D750

  I installed the plugin Camera Raw Photoshop Adobe CC and all applications in the suite that use it and still can not open the raw files produced by some devices. If adobe offers an upgrade, you would think that they already takes into account that with the most recent.

  The latest installed versions are

  Camera RAW 9.7.0.688

  Photoshop CC 20160722.r.156 x 64

  Why is it still not fixed?

  Camera Raw has supported the D750 since version 8.7. There are many users who work with their D750 for quite awhile now. It seems that there is another problem with your system. You may use Nikon software to upload your images.  If this is the case, it may be them changes in a way that makes them unreadable by Camera Raw. But your experience is not compatible with many other users.

• Lightroom CC - D810 Nikon raw file are too dark after import

  I see all my images appear underexposed by between half and up to 1 stop after importation. Curiously no noise in introduced by displaying the exhibition, but it makes no sense. The images look great on the camera LCD screen as I understand is based on JPEG files.

  I advised me to picture the value-neutral and contrast-1, sharpness at + 6 while the camera histogram produces something close to what the histogram of the image raw might seemed to make (if there was one).

  I've read elsewhere that restore the image control could have an impact on the imported raw images, is this the case? If so, is there anyway I can fix without of course just to erase the picture control settings?

  The in camera settings should not have an impact on the RAW photos. There is therefore no point moving them if you are shooting RAW. (Exception: white balance)

  In fact the d-lighting that has a huge influence on the raw data. When you activate it, the camera lowers ISO real he pulls the image (but the highest ISO reports that you set in the metadata file), and you end up having a picture that's actually underexposed by about one stop. Nikon software knows that the camera did this and automatically compensates for. Most of the brands of main cameras have a setting that is similar. Cannon called priority to highlight for example. Lightroom does not know what happened and presents an underexposed image regarding the format of JPEG in camera. However, this setting is off, the culprit is usually your auto is enabled (uncheck in the preferences-> Presets), a default camera is defined (often done by chance - clear all default values in the preferences-> Presets by clicking on "reset all settings default development), or a"Preset"is applied to importation. Check the import Panel and press "reset" on the previously imported images.

• My Version of Lightroom (5.7) is not compatible with my Nikon D7200

  Hello, can someone help me with my problem?

  My Version of Lightroom cannot read RAW images from my camera (Nikon D7200)

  I found information, so my camera needs minimum LR 6

  Why it is not with photography ABO Lightroom CC?

  and if I can get for it?

  I assume you are using Lightroom CC 2015.5 - part of the Plan of photography. Please confirm.

  This version is certainly able to open Raw D7200 files.

  How do you get pictures from camera to the computer? Some Nikon software is known to corrupt fiules Raw so that the Adobe software can not read them. Try to eliminate the Nikon software in your workflow.

  See repair corrupted Nikon NEF Images

• Nikon d750 cru - not able to import into LR

  My files d750 raw does not matter in LR (having the most recent CC LR). Get this error.

  

  Also tried to use the DNG Converter. Did not work

  Also checked if the NEF codec is updated

  Also tried to convert files in Nikons NX2, where files are reduced to 24 MB about 1 MB in tif.

  Some versions of Nikon software is known to corrupt Raw files, so they can be read by Adobe software.

  Try to import the camera to the computer using a card or drive directly via a cable from camera to the computer.

  You can also try to use this utility

  Difficulty of the corrupted Nikon NEF Images

• Problem of LR with Nikon D500 NAVE High ISO NR parameter

  Hello

  My setup is, D500 (firmware: 1.01, LD 2.013) + LR v6.51.

  I pulled two photos of test ISO = 25600. One with a normal = NR and NR off. Of the LCD screen, I can say that each NR is noisier.

  Guess what? previews of these two files are the same in LR, i.e., both are very loud. The output files JPEG (with the default expansion parameter and no reduction of noise in LR) are also very loud. Two 10 MB JPEG files are only 2 bytes off the coast!

  However, using Irfanview 4.35 directly display both files NAVE works as expected. In other words, the NR = norm is cleaner.

  Obviously, LR v6.51 ignores parameter NR of D500.

  If anyone can check this?

  Thank you!

  Steve

  The LCD and IrfanView camera show the JPG camera-process that is embedded in the raw for a quick reference file.

  Nikon-rendering is data bullies more Nikon-settings of the camera or using the Nikon software.  You can change the settings of Nikon in the device or software Nikon.  You cannot change settings for Nikon in the Adobe software.

  Adobe-rendering is data bullies more Adobe-settings using Adobe software.  You can change the settings of Adobe in the Adobe software but not in the device settings or Nikon software.

• Import d7200 Nikon .nef files into Lightroom 5.7.1

  Why Adobe don't make it easy on photographers and do so that you can directly import raw files into lightroom from Canon or Nikon or Olympus.  Why hassle free to your users and make them go through the dng converter.  This seems really bad business.

  Tom Bocian wrote:

  I have a Nikon d7200 and it is considered to be acceptable, but when I go to

  room light import said she sees no compatible photo from my camera.

  The D7200 requires at least 6.0 Lightroom or Lightroom CC 2015.0. If you have this version and get this message then it could be that you used an earlier version of the Nikon software to upload your images.

• Files Nikon D810 and LR CC raw / DNG Converter

  I just got a Nikon D810. I upgraded to Lightroom CC as the Adobe person assured me that she would recognize my D810 raw files. This isn't. Neither the 9.3 DNG Converter. I already have successfully copied the files to a folder on my hard drive. What's wrong? Help, please!

  andreas11999864 wrote:

  I know, I thought it would be too much work. It says "Preview not available for this file" - Although it shows the boxes (with no images) and file names. Is it possible to only put in place something wrong on the device itself?

  You connect the camera directly to the computer, or you use a card reader?

  Have you used the Nikon software to get the images of your device and on your hard drive? As I read the Nikon software can corrupt, change, images as well as the Nikon software can read them.