Unless I am wrong or missing something, ViewNXi cannot run on Mac OSC Sierra 10.12.x - at least it does not on my MacBook Pro. It worked until the upgrade (?) to OSX Sierra. Before I updated to OSX Sierra it was certainly buggy. It crashed often, and at times you have to re-select the folder of images that you wanted to look at. But, in the end, it worked. I hope they update the software soon.

Adobe strongly recommends that customers update Photoshop 2017 and Lightroom to 2015.7/6.7 prior to updating to macOS 10.12 (Sierra). Older versions of Photoshop and Lightroom were not designed, nor extensively tested to run on macOS Sierra. Seems stop working after a Sierra update. One years ago, when i first installed Sierra it works with no problems. Then one of the updates must cause the trouble. I tried everything but D750 with Sierra and LR updated seems impossibile to work. (of course I can see D750 on the import window).

Even though my images are in a Lightroom catalog-folders, I used ViewNXi often - primarily to look at the focus points to evaluae how my focus technique is doing (usually not so good). It is also useful when doing AF fine tuning as you can see the AF adjustment info with each file in the metadata if you selected that viewing option.

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Unfortuntely, I know of no other software that will display the focus point. I reckon you're probably better off uninstalling ViewNXi and trying CaptureNX-D.

It has many more tools than ViewNX2 used to have. But I find it's still buggy and slow(by way of comparison to VNX2). I found ViewNXi to be one of the worst software I've had the misfortune to have experienced, and that includes the buggy and slow Capture NX-D. The most annoying aspect was that it forced an uninstallation of VNX2(which is my most used software), so I had to install it again after I removed NX-i. What I can't understand is why Nikon would waste resources(time/human effort/money) on NX-i, when those resources would have gone a long way to make CNX-D a slightly better program.

This is possibly the most accurate indication that Nikon are being mismanaged at some level, or at all levels! Ps4 emulator for pc rar. Arthur, are you using Mac or Windows? In its very first versions I felt ViewNX-i wasn't working reliably for me (I kept using ViewNX2 until I got a camera which wasn't supported by it) but in its latest versions I haven't had other problems than the crashing caused apparently by having too many files in one directory.

I need a fast browser that shows me the images according to the picture control information set in the camera, the focus point that was used, and any device specific settings such as the fine tuning. I don't make any edits to the images in ViewNX-i although I do use the start rating system. I just hop from there into Photoshop CC for editing. I find the browsing software to be very fast and it renders the images better than e.g.

Bridge (which doesn't properly resample the images for display, it shows some aliasing artifacts that aren't there in the files but a product of improper algorithms for resampling). Also I just can't make myself like the user interface in Bridge. For browsing Lightroom is too slow and lacks key features that I use in PS CC. However, I do use Lightroom for batch printing. Capture NX-D is too slow on my computer to use and it stores the TIFFs in a directory specified in the settings. I want the TIFFs in the same directory as the NEFs and displayed side by side so I can browse and see the different versions. If I set the current directory as the directory to use for the TIFFs, it works but it doesn't display the TIFFs next to the NEFs.

It seems very confused with what to do with these files. I often make several different edits and it's mandatory that I see them properly when browsing. ViewNX-i doesn't have any problems with having TIFFs and NEFs, by sorting by filename they are displayed side by side. To achieve this in NX-D I have to close the software and restart after editing, and even then there are problems where they are displayed in the wrong place. Sometimes the thumbnail grid goes completely haywire in NX-D. However, I like Nikon's raw conversion algorithms and would like to use Capture NX-D once they sort it out.

However, for now it is ViewNX-i, Photoshop CC and Lightroom that I use. I would like Nikon to put in more resources into their software as this is just not good enough. Ikkla, well the requirement for ViewNX-i for the D500 really took the shine off shooting a new camera for the first time.