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Nikon Capture NX trial download

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Gagan Gupta|Jul 10, 2006, 13:00:42 IST

Nikon released a trial version of Nikon Capture NX, a new software that is designed specifically for photographers, providing a unique and easy to understand interface with tools that photographers need, but without the level of complexity and clutter of other image editing applications.The Nikon Capture NX trial download can be used with JPEG and TIFF format images from any source, and its patented new U Point technology offers photographers a dramatically simplified way to edit their pictures by enabling them to enhance specific areas of a picture selectively, without the use of masks, selections, or layers. Nikon NX NX also works with Nikon's RAW (NEF) format images.Professional and advanced photographers will appreciate the time they can save using U Point technology to make edits to their images, as well as fully utilize over 25 new tools in the software, including powerful batch processing capabilities, advanced color management features, Distortion Correction enhancement and the ability to make every edit non-destructively.The 30 day trial version of Capture NX software is available for download at the Nikon USA website, in the Software Download section. The software is expected to be available for purchase in July at an estimated selling price of $149.95.nikon_capture_nx_t.jpg[/TAGS]

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First Published:Jul 10, 2006, 13:00:42 IST
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