Capture NX “How to” series
Posted by photonovice on April 27th, 2007
I received a comment on my previous post from Michael D. Rubin of Nikon with a link to Capture NX “How to ” series. It’s quite a good resource for Capture NX users.
Articles on that page today:
- How to batch convert files.
- How to adjust contrast using Control Points.
- How to crop an image.
- How to brighten a portion of an image.
- How to enhance sunset images.
- How to batch process using the “Save As..” option.
- How to enhance a dull blue sky.
- How to enhance dull withered looking grass.
- How to use the Plus and Minus Brush for localized enhancement.
- How to use the “Zoom Tool” and “Light Table” views for viewing thumbnails.
- How to isolate an object or subject and apply gradated saturation.
- How to use the Edit List.
- How to use the Base Adjustments.
- How to use the different print options.
- How to print copies at a specific size.
- How to print contact sheets with or without image information.
- How to manage and organize your images using Labels.
- How to reduce the effects of Chromatic Aberration.
- How to Crop an image and print to that size.
- How do I correct for red-eye that occurs with flash photography?
- How to rename multiple JPEG files without resaving them.
- How to convert multiple RAW NEF images to JPEG
- How to correct a color cast in a JPEG or TIFF image for more natural color.
- How to blur the background to accent your subject.
- How to eliminate or reduce dust spots visible in some images.
- How to compensate for loss of detail in an overexposed NEF RAW image.
- How to use the Levels & Curves tool to optimize contrast.
