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<blockquote data-quote="Marcel" data-source="post: 674192" data-attributes="member: 3903">Do yourself a favor and get a USB card reader. COPY and paste your files to your hard disk or external hard disk BEFORE you attempt to convert them. If you use NEF files, you could install Adobe Camera Raw converter to get the NEF files converted to&nbsp; JPEGs.Keep the NEF files don't ever discard them.Other than that, I'd suggest looking at LightRoom or Darktable or Photoshop Elements to convert Nef to jpeg and do adjustments to your files.If you really prefer Nikon software, I think you have to use Nikon NX-D. I have Mac OS 10-13 and it works OK. It's not the same workflow as View NX-2, but it does the job done.It's worth it to spend a bit of time finding out which program suits your needs and try a few. There are so many of them out there that basically do the same job. The main thing is finding an interface that you enjoy working with. For me, it's Adobe LR and PS all the way.Good luck shopping around.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Marcel, post: 674192, member: 3903"] Do yourself a favor and get a USB card reader. COPY and paste your files to your hard disk or external hard disk BEFORE you attempt to convert them. If you use NEF files, you could install Adobe Camera Raw converter to get the NEF files converted to JPEGs. Keep the NEF files don't ever discard them. Other than that, I'd suggest looking at LightRoom or Darktable or Photoshop Elements to convert Nef to jpeg and do adjustments to your files. If you really prefer Nikon software, I think you have to use Nikon NX-D. I have Mac OS 10-13 and it works OK. It's not the same workflow as View NX-2, but it does the job done. It's worth it to spend a bit of time finding out which program suits your needs and try a few. There are so many of them out there that basically do the same job. The main thing is finding an interface that you enjoy working with. For me, it's Adobe LR and PS all the way. Good luck shopping around. [/QUOTE]

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