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<blockquote data-quote="daveg" data-source="post: 176152" data-attributes="member: 15685">I have worked with CNX2 since it was Capture 4 and I got my first DSLR - the new (at that time) D70.I think of it as a RAW Converter just as ACR is a RAW Converter and not as the equivalent of CSx or Lightroom or whatever.I worked with it to develop a workflow which does not require that I send TIFFs elsewhere for finishing and I am pretty much where I want to be.ACR has its versions of Neutral, Standard etc but they purely Adobe Versions and not the same as my D600 versions.CNX2 is, at present, the ONLY SW which recognises the in-camera settings and not simulate them.CNX2 is the only SW which will recognise/apply the Distortion Control Settings Automatically when they are set in camera.I'll stick with it as long as I have a Nikon DSLR. Updates continue to appear (from Nkon) for new cameras so I don't think that it's going to die for a while yet.DG</blockquote>

[QUOTE="daveg, post: 176152, member: 15685"] I have worked with CNX2 since it was Capture 4 and I got my first DSLR - the new (at that time) D70. I think of it as a RAW Converter just as ACR is a RAW Converter and not as the equivalent of CSx or Lightroom or whatever. I worked with it to develop a workflow which does not require that I send TIFFs elsewhere for finishing and I am pretty much where I want to be. ACR has its versions of Neutral, Standard etc but they purely Adobe Versions and not the same as my D600 versions. CNX2 is, at present, the ONLY SW which recognises the in-camera settings and not simulate them. CNX2 is the only SW which will recognise/apply the Distortion Control Settings Automatically when they are set in camera. I'll stick with it as long as I have a Nikon DSLR. Updates continue to appear (from Nkon) for new cameras so I don't think that it's going to die for a while yet. DG [/QUOTE]

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