Recent content by *Louise*

I use 2.8 atm (just because it said it was stable and I'm a newbie lol) but again, good to know, thank you :)

I didn't find saving under new names or saving in new folders helped, but, copy and pasting into a "new image" did indeed allow me to carry on editing. The only slight downside was that in creating a "new image" I did loose the file info (like date taken etc) but still worth while knowing...

Hello all Thank you all very much for your input. I was not aware exporting repeatedly/excessively a photo could cause the image quality to reduce, but now its been mentioned by a few of you, its something ill definitely bear in mind going forward .... Ill use the save function rather than...

Hi all After a little advice. I have been using GIMP (the latest version) to edit some photos for a while now and when I'm finished editing I select "Export as" which allows me to save the file in JPG format. I often then decide to make more changes to said edited file, so open up it up again...

That sounds great, thank you :-)

I'll have a look and see if this software allows you to alter the Vignetting too, thank you. Always good to have options incase software is withdrawn down the line I suppose.

Yes I now have got Capture NX-D working :-)

I have turned ON the "Auto Distortion Control" setting I just don't have on my camera a "Vignetting Control" option (which I gather is available on some other Nikon models)

I was looking at buying the lens from MPB so wouldn't be able to try it out without buying it. I've just had a look in the settings on my camera, but cant see any option to alter the Vignetting under the Shooting Menu options. I have recently done a firmware update.

My camera is the D3200 so I'm guessing it wouldn't be able to.

Good point!!!! ... No the one I was testing it out on wasn't. I have just tested it out on a photo I did take with the Nikon and ...... I can now alter the Vignetting!!! :-) THANK YOU :-) I feel like a plonker, but THANK YOU :-) Im going to have a play with it now!

Its not for just one specific photo unfortunately. Basically, I am looking at buying the Nikon AF-S DX Nikkor 18-300mm f/3.5-6.3G ED VR as an "all in one" option, but have read numerous reviews that say the main downside with this lens can be Vignetting at certain settings. The lens ticks all...

Thanks for your help, I wonder what it is I'm missing!

I wonder if my laptop is not up to it, perhaps? I'm using Windows 7 Professional, Service Pack 1, which is listed in the system requirements for Capture NX-D.

1.4.6 :-)