camerons

The new Nikon Capture One is not using any Nikon secret sauce. Just try it and you can see.

The big news will be if Nikon has partnered with Capture One to allow use of their RAW processing with features like Active D-lighting, effectively taking the place of Capture NX-D. More likely ...

This might be happening! https://nikonrumors.com/2020/05/15/capture-one-rumored-to-release-a-new-dedicated-version-for-nikon-users.aspx/

I was thinking about getting a Z50 with the kit lens as sort of a “beater” camera that I could take everywhere without concern like I would my Z6. And it has the added benefit of being able to use ...

I'm more excited about KUVRD's Universal camera strap.

Camera brand wars are worse amongst adults than Nintendo vs Sega when I was 8 years old.

44 people liked @pollup's comment and the Nikon 20mm f1.8 isn't even out yet or tested. That tells me a lot about the comment section.

My Z6 will make an audible sound when you turn on IBIS. When you have IBIS on and you use the Play button to view photos, it makes a similar sound as I assume it's locking the IBIS back down. I'd ...

When I first got my Z6, I was overall glad to see that many of the in camera profiles seemed to translate in some way to LR, but I found myself always going back to Capture NX-D. I love how the ...

They can be imported directly from the card into Lightroom. If you want to import directly to your Mac, just use the program Nikon Transfer 2 that gets installed with ViewNX-i.

I noticed this too with my Z6, and my favorite part of the Adobe/Nikon connection is the lens profiles are applied so the 14-30mm is corrected as it needs by default. That being said, if you prefer ...

Nikon seemed to focus the Z lineup on smaller lenses that are still fast, but not that fast, at f/1.8 for now. Usually 1.8 is the realm of lower quality lenses, but all of the ones so far have been...

To follow up on jimhughes post as well, maybe a switch wouldn't be necessary if Nikon would offer it in addition to the current software. I noticed that's what Fujifilm does: https://www.fujifilm.c ...

We don't. It's more about the workflow convenience of being able to get the shot right in-camera as much as possible and that translating to the computer. This is probably especially more apt for a ...

If I get a Z 50 and use my full frame Z lenses on it, I was just going to use the extra stops in those lenses (compared to the Z DX ones) to handhold it at equivalent shutter speeds.

Isn't this exactly what they do with Sony and Fuji? They offer the Sony and Fuji Capture One "Express" versions for free but you can also buy the respective Pro version.

I tested this again earlier today and the Lightroom version's contrast was much higher than the in-camera jpeg or NX-D export (which looked identical). This was using one of my slightly modified ...

This was helpful for me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ee4N1ebGf9Y

At what point will Nikon give up on supporting Capture NX-D and View NX-i and go the route both Sony and Fuji have taken by partnering with someone like Capture One? I like using Nikon's Picture ...

This is one of the best Nikon ads I've seen lately.