Nikon posts PictureProject software v1.5.2

Jun 27, 2005 at 10:09:05 GMT

Nikon has today posted an update for its image management, edit and design software program PictureProject. Version 1.5.2 corrects a problem that prevented proper display of layouts as well as several problems that occurred with CD and DVD burning. It also corrects a problem when NEF+JPEG Basic Images capture with the D50 were opened in PictureProject, which caused differences in brightness between the RAW image and the corresponding JPEG image.

Click here to download PictureProject software update version 1.5.2 from Nikon USA (Windows)

Click here to download PictureProject software update version 1.5.2 from Nikon USA (Mac)

Downloads for outside the USA:

Click here to download PictureProject software update version 1.5.2 (Windows)

Click here to download PictureProject software update version 1.5.2 (Mac)

Release notes:

PictureProject software update version 1.5.2

What has been changed (Mac)?

• A problem that prevented the proper display of layouts created in PictureProject version 1.0 or 1.0.1 has been corrected.
• When images captured with the D50 at an image-quality setting of NEF+JPEG Basic were opened in PictureProject, a problem caused differences in brightness between the RAW image and its corresponding JPEG image. This problem has been corrected.
• A problem with the Burn CD/DVD function that prevented disc-at-once recording of DVD+RW discs has been corrected.
• A problem with the Burn CD/DVD function caused deletion of data on DVD-RW discs, when the Erase disc before burning option was selected, to take a great deal of time. This problem has been corrected.

What has been changed (Windows)?

• A problem that prevented the proper display of layouts created in PictureProject version 1.0 or 1.0.1 has been corrected.
• When images captured with the D50 at an image-quality setting of NEF+JPEG Basic were opened in PictureProject, a problem caused differences in brightness between the RAW image and its corresponding JPEG image. This problem has been corrected.
• A problem that prevented CD or DVD burning when users logged into their Windows OS using double-byte characters has been corrected.
• A problem with the Burn CD/DVD function that prevented multi-session recording of DVD+R discs has been corrected.
• A problem with the Burn CD/DVD function that prevented disc-at-once recording of DVD+RW discs has been corrected.
• A problem with the Burn CD/DVD function caused deletion of data on DVD-RW discs, when the Erase disc before burning option was selected, to take a great deal of time. This problem has been corrected.