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<blockquote data-quote="crisscross" data-source="post: 43520" data-attributes="member: 8717">Make life even easier for yourself(ves)!Get free Nikon View NX2 &amp; Nikon Transfer. Set Tarnsfer to run when camera connected by USB; set folders, back up etc &amp; OK. When transfer is complete, Transfer self-closes and opens (or adds to open) View folder.Preview &amp; 1st weed out in View. command O opens (including starting up if needed) Capture NX2.As soon as an edited NEF is saved, the new edited version is displayed in View.NB the D7000 LCD magnifies way beyond 100%, so never entirely clear what you have until in View where 100% is available at a touch with basic exif and or histo also on toggle buttonsUnless you have the same sort of mind as Adobe programmers, there is nothing PHOTOGRAPHIC you can't do in Capture NX2. You do have to go elsewhere for copy and pasting and massive clones and making photographs look like paintings by an old master who has been on the bottle too long.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="crisscross, post: 43520, member: 8717"] Make life even easier for yourself(ves)! Get free Nikon View NX2 & Nikon Transfer. Set Tarnsfer to run when camera connected by USB; set folders, back up etc & OK. When transfer is complete, Transfer self-closes and opens (or adds to open) View folder. Preview & 1st weed out in View. command O opens (including starting up if needed) Capture NX2. As soon as an edited NEF is saved, the new edited version is displayed in View. NB the D7000 LCD magnifies way beyond 100%, so never entirely clear what you have until in View where 100% is available at a touch with basic exif and or histo also on toggle buttons Unless you have the same sort of mind as Adobe programmers, there is nothing PHOTOGRAPHIC you can't do in Capture NX2. You do have to go elsewhere for copy and pasting and massive clones and making photographs look like paintings by an old master who has been on the bottle too long. [/QUOTE]

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