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<blockquote data-quote="bluenoser" data-source="post: 23171" data-attributes="member: 6351">No, that is not the reason. Your reply - while somewhat informative - does not answer the OP's question.&nbsp;&nbsp; As I stated in an earlier post, the OP is referring to the RAW button located at the top left hand corner of the VIEW NX2 screen.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; What you've described is the blown highlights/shadow indicator which is something entirely different and not relevant to the OP's question.I understand all of that. If you read my post carefully, I clearly indicated that I was referring to my version of the software (which is version 2.1.2 - the OP may have an earlier version but it really doesn't matter with regard to his question).They may or may not be switched on but once again, that is not what he is talking about.Thank you.&nbsp; It is quite odd that Nikon has left it off the updated version.&nbsp; To be frank, software has always been a weak point with Nikon and it continues to be so.Having said all of this, you still have not replied to the OP's question.&nbsp; As you referred to yourself as being part of &quot;we at Nikon&quot; (i.e. you have more knowledge of the software than most) -&nbsp; I would be very interested in your comments as to the actual question being asked.Thank you.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bluenoser, post: 23171, member: 6351"] No, that is not the reason. Your reply - while somewhat informative - does not answer the OP's question. As I stated in an earlier post, the OP is referring to the RAW button located at the top left hand corner of the VIEW NX2 screen. What you've described is the blown highlights/shadow indicator which is something entirely different and not relevant to the OP's question. I understand all of that. If you read my post carefully, I clearly indicated that I was referring to my version of the software (which is version 2.1.2 - the OP may have an earlier version but it really doesn't matter with regard to his question). They may or may not be switched on but once again, that is not what he is talking about. Thank you. It is quite odd that Nikon has left it off the updated version. To be frank, software has always been a weak point with Nikon and it continues to be so. Having said all of this, you still have not replied to the OP's question. As you referred to yourself as being part of "we at Nikon" (i.e. you have more knowledge of the software than most) - I would be very interested in your comments as to the actual question being asked. Thank you. [/QUOTE]

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