Nikon NX Studio
In early March this year, Nikon introduced NX Studio which merges the functions of its earlier image-viewing software, ViewNX-i, and image-processing and editing software, Capture NX-D. NX Studio is free to download, which means that Nikon photographers are now able to view, process and edit images in a single application.
Nikon also announced that support for ViewNX-i and Capture NX-D is ending and that users should update to NX Studio. Thankfully, that’s easy to do, just head to Nikon’s Download Centre which is listed under ‘Service & Support’ on the homepage, and type ‘NX Studio’ into the search bar to get a link to the download page, and you’re all set.
When you install NX Studio it automatically removes ViewNX-i if you have that installed, but NX-D remains.
Getting started
Like ViewNX-i, NX Studio works with your computer’s existing filing structure. This means you can use it to view images that you have previously stored or imported into folders on your computer or a connected drive.
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