Geir Atle Ward
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That wouldn't help much, since no software available today support the nef-files from the D2H.
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I have D2H images - had a play with one pre prod sample today
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Geir Atle
kula
Well-known member
Just a warning, when i tried viewing any of these files with Nikon Capture, it crashed the program.
As I said, its a preproduction model.
Also this file wont be up for much longer, Im not sure my site can handle the traffic!
.m.
Derrick Siu
Senior Member
I rang Maxwell (Nikon Australia) yesterday and ask for the availibility of 17-55, they said Spring, it is now cool winter in Sydney, so the D2H might come at the same time, let's say October!
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alvarodigit
Active member
You're right, NC is just closing down, same with Nikon Browser. I can´t even set Nikon Browser to another folder again. Do I have to reinstall Nikon View?
It is possible though to view the files with Irfan View.
btw : if you want to view NEFs from current Nikon Cameras you need to install their NEF Plugin. http://www.irfanview.com
Alvaro
Gavin Cato
Senior Member
Oh for goodness sake. Step back to the real world, the one with reality in it. Do you also believe in the conspiracy theory that the moon landing was staged?
Philly Wood
Senior Member
Couple things: First thanx for the post with images from the D2h. Second, I used to have irfanview installed. Will this Nikon plug (I couldnt find a SPECIFIC NIKON plug on the site but will look again to see if it was enclosed with the rest of them) read the FULL NEF image or just the thumbnails? (ACDSEE does that)
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Marco Frissen
Senior Member
it seems to be resized though...
AdWiser88638
Senior Member
A typical example about eficiency of freeware programs, here credit goes to IRFANVIEW:
File: - C:\Documents and Settings\stefan\Desktop\D2H sydney.jpg
Make - NIKON CORPORATION
Model - NIKON D2H
Orientation - 8 (left bottom)
XResolution - 300
YResolution - 300
ResolutionUnit - 2 (inch)
Software - Ver.0.23
DateTime - 2003:01:08 14:54:54
YCbCrPositioning - 2 (datum point)
ExifOffset - 216
ExposureTime - 10/2500 seconds
FNumber - 8.0000
ExposureProgram - 2 (program normal)
ExifVersion - 220
DateTimeOriginal - 2003:01:08 14:54:54
DateTimeDigitized - 2003:01:08 14:54:54
ComponentsConfiguration - 0 3 2 (CrCb)
CompressedBitsPerPixel - 4 (average)
ExposureBiasValue - 0.0000
MaxApertureValue - F 2.83
MeteringMode - 5 (multi-segment)
LightSource - 4 (other)
Flash - 0 (no flash)
FocalLength - 28.0000 mm
UserComment - MAXWELL OPTICAL
SubsecTime - 842334208
SubsecTimeOriginal - 842334208
SubsecTimeDigitized - 842334208
FlashPixVersion - 010
ColorSpace - -1 (Uncalibrated)
ExifImageWidth - 2464
ExifImageHeight - 1632
InteroperabilityOffset - 28452
SensingMethod - 2 (other)
FileSource - 768 (other)
SceneType - 256 (other)
Maker Note (Vendor): -
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AdWiser
File: - C:\Documents and Settings\stefan\Desktop\D2H sydney.jpg
Make - NIKON CORPORATION
Model - NIKON D2H
Orientation - 8 (left bottom)
XResolution - 300
YResolution - 300
ResolutionUnit - 2 (inch)
Software - Ver.0.23
DateTime - 2003:01:08 14:54:54
YCbCrPositioning - 2 (datum point)
ExifOffset - 216
ExposureTime - 10/2500 seconds
FNumber - 8.0000
ExposureProgram - 2 (program normal)
ExifVersion - 220
DateTimeOriginal - 2003:01:08 14:54:54
DateTimeDigitized - 2003:01:08 14:54:54
ComponentsConfiguration - 0 3 2 (CrCb)
CompressedBitsPerPixel - 4 (average)
ExposureBiasValue - 0.0000
MaxApertureValue - F 2.83
MeteringMode - 5 (multi-segment)
LightSource - 4 (other)
Flash - 0 (no flash)
FocalLength - 28.0000 mm
UserComment - MAXWELL OPTICAL
SubsecTime - 842334208
SubsecTimeOriginal - 842334208
SubsecTimeDigitized - 842334208
FlashPixVersion - 010
ColorSpace - -1 (Uncalibrated)
ExifImageWidth - 2464
ExifImageHeight - 1632
InteroperabilityOffset - 28452
SensingMethod - 2 (other)
FileSource - 768 (other)
SceneType - 256 (other)
Maker Note (Vendor): -
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AdWiser
kula
Well-known member
Are you trying to be funny?
To me it looks like its from film.
Maybe thats a good thing?
To me it looks like its from film.
Maybe thats a good thing?
alvarodigit
Active member
I solved my problem by taking the files out of the folder which caused NV to crash.
Alvaro
Øyvind Kaurstad107264
Well-known member
He tries to prove a point.
If you look at the EXIF of his image it says D2X, firmware version 2.00...
Probably came from a D100, and it is real easy to hex-edit this part of the EXIF-info, since the info is found in clear text within the file.
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-Øyvind
............ not sure on this, image quality is poor in comparison to what I’ve gotten used to with my 1D.
It does look good for Nikon and it has a Tamron lens and one really needs to shoot a few oneself etc, but only average image quality so far.
It does look good for Nikon and it has a Tamron lens and one really needs to shoot a few oneself etc, but only average image quality so far.
Marco Frissen
Senior Member
Correct
Although I belive kula, I think people should take care not to trust EXIF as holy truth..
damn, I forgot to edit the firmware version
Although I belive kula, I think people should take care not to trust EXIF as holy truth..
damn, I forgot to edit the firmware version
greg n
Senior Member
Assuming this post is real, why would Nikon let a camera out that takes pictures with more noise than a competiors that is less than half the price. Especially when all the previews of the D2h is fast camera, fast AF, and less noise. In your post you complain or mention two of these issues, the AF and the noise. So again if your post is real, why would Nikon let this camera out and people take pictures with it, with these two issues? It just does not seem to make sense to get people thinking about that before the camera is released, when most are anticipating this amazing fast, low noise, excellent AF Nikon camera.
Øyvind Kaurstad107264
Well-known member
Correct
Although I belive kula, I think people should take care not to
trust EXIF as holy truth..
damn, I forgot to edit the firmware version
FWIW, I also believe that Kula's images are genuine.
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-Øyvind
kula
Well-known member
Fair enough, I agree.Correct
Although I belive kula, I think people should take care not to
trust EXIF as holy truth..
damn, I forgot to edit the firmware version
I took about 90 shots with the D2h today, I have an 8fps buffer fill (40shots) of a car driving past, but its pretty shaky and not all that focused.
Id like to see someone fake that.
Lordy
Member
no good deed shall go unpunished....
kula
Well-known member
Its very difficult to control. Any one of the journo's who had a play with the camera so far could have just as easily posted some images. Me, I am not a journo, and I think people would be interested in seeing the images out of a pre prod camera.
Its a very fast camera. Its the fastest Nikon have made.
Less noise, well that may improve in production models, so its yet to be seen, it might be a bit cleaner than the D1h, which is what they were trying to acheive.
We will see how full production models turn out.
Steven S
Forum Pro
kula
Well-known member
yeah.. i noticed that too, which is why i tried to open it in Nikonview.
I guess the only reason for it is that the camera isnt finished.
They were at 200 or 1600.
.m.
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