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<blockquote data-quote="Briegman" data-source="post: 16793" data-attributes="member: 3178">Hi Marcel,Ok I'll try without writing an essay. Go to Nikon website and search download of D2XMODE picture control( there three modes plus landscape and portrait)I would skip d2xmode3, as it is not very good or different to pic control already stored. These files are *.nop files, save them in NIKON folder on card (root level). 1. Insert card2. Shooting menu/manage picture control/ load save/ copy to camera. 3. .nop files come up, select whichever one (except for mode3) press OK save as xxxxxx. That's it, a quick word on results, with mode1, color is good but yellow/reds shift a bit. Mode2 is spot on, Feature the 'old' Nikon colors. Landscape gives you a good vivid punchy result, less vivid than vivid. Beware though that contrast will be pushed up forcing whites to be near blown and taking dark values downwards. Not a big issue in my opinion. Hope this helps, sorry for the long reply. Brian</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Briegman, post: 16793, member: 3178"] Hi Marcel, Ok I'll try without writing an essay. Go to Nikon website and search download of D2XMODE picture control( there three modes plus landscape and portrait) I would skip d2xmode3, as it is not very good or different to pic control already stored. These files are *.nop files, save them in NIKON folder on card (root level). 1. Insert card 2. Shooting menu/manage picture control/ load save/ copy to camera. 3. .nop files come up, select whichever one (except for mode3) press OK save as xxxxxx. That's it, a quick word on results, with mode1, color is good but yellow/reds shift a bit. Mode2 is spot on, Feature the 'old' Nikon colors. Landscape gives you a good vivid punchy result, less vivid than vivid. Beware though that contrast will be pushed up forcing whites to be near blown and taking dark values downwards. Not a big issue in my opinion. Hope this helps, sorry for the long reply. Brian [/QUOTE]

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