Thank you very much; it's a very well-written explanation.
Thanks, too, for the settings file; I downloaded the file and tried it just now; it works very well.
On a related matter, do you commonly store your batch settings within a certain folder?; on OS X, Capture NX appears to store settings within one or more folders in a dedicated folder here:
/*/Library/Preferences/Capture NX/Settings/_
[where * is the name of the user and _ is a folder or folders within which Capture NX stores batch settings]
Richard
picmax
· 2 years ago
Richard,
Thank you for your comment. I use Capture NX on Windows computers. The program stores the settings file in a folder like this on Vista:
C:\Users\Max\Documents\Capture NX\Settings Files
If you store the settings file in the default locations, you don't have to browse to find them. Other than that, it should be ok to store it anywhere you'd like.
Max
Chintan Modi
· 1 year ago
Excellent work!!! Keep Writing for capture NX, this will help us a lot....
Bruce Sorrell
· 1 year ago
Many thanks for your informative and easy to follow explanation of this approach! And more thanks for the download link since I was feeling a tad lazy this morning. It worked like a charm when I applied it to two recently shot informal portraits, and the only additional steps needed were to apply Adjust/Focus/Unsharp Mask to the eyes, eyebrows, and mouth. The difference between the original images and the final product were, as Mark Twain said, like the difference between the lightning bug and the lightning! I'm in your debt!
Vr,
Bruce
Pete McDonald
· 1 year ago
Like the effect , well written and easy to follow, Cheers Pete
David Chin
· 1 year ago
This is just fantastic - simply one of the best Nikon Capture NX tutorials I've ever been privileged to read!
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Thanks, too, for the settings file; I downloaded the file and tried it just now; it works very well.
On a related matter, do you commonly store your batch settings within a certain folder?; on OS X, Capture NX appears to store settings within one or more folders in a dedicated folder here:
/*/Library/Preferences/Capture NX/Settings/_
[where * is the name of the user and _ is a folder or folders within which Capture NX stores batch settings]
Richard
Thank you for your comment. I use Capture NX on Windows computers. The program stores the settings file in a folder like this on Vista:
C:\Users\Max\Documents\Capture NX\Settings Files
If you store the settings file in the default locations, you don't have to browse to find them. Other than that, it should be ok to store it anywhere you'd like.
Max
Keep Writing for capture NX, this will help us a lot....
Vr,
Bruce