This deficit in image quality was something especially true when working with high ISO images – a fact of life for music photographers, wedding photographers, and anyone else shooting in dim and uncontrollable light.ĭespite slow performance, memory leaks, and a maddening user interface, Nikon Capture NX and NX 2 have long provided the image quality standard to which I hold other RAW converters. While previous versions of Lightroom have offered a very appealing workflow, with the ability to catalog, edit, and process digital images fluidly in a single application, the image quality has long left something to be desired when working with Nikon NEFs.
Enter Lightroom 3.Įven as a beta release, Lightroom 3 is impressive. And while the current NX2 might offer excellent image quality, I'm always on the search for something better that offers a more complete workflow.
But not out of any sense of masochism, but rather in the pursuit of the highest quality in converting my RAW files.Īs any casual user of Nikon software will swear (believe me, we all swear when using Capture NX), it's not for the joy of the experience. Which means that I've suffered for years. I've been a Nikon Capture NX user for years.
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