ViewNX 2 Version 2.0.1 Thank you for investing in a Nikon digital camera.

Please read the following last minute important information. 1. Color Management Changes made to the settings in Color Management will not become effective until the next time you launch ViewNX 2. If changing the settings in Color Management, please close and re-launch ViewNX 2. 2. Picture Control Utility 2.1 Memory card for Importing/Exporting data Please format the memory card for your camera before using it. 2.2 Picture Control Utility Version 1.0.0 Color reproduction using the custom Picture Controls with Quick Adjust has improved in Picture Control Utility Version 1.0.1. If you are using custom Picture Controls that were created through Quick Adjust without using Manual Adjust with Picture Control Utility Version 1.0.0, you should recreate those custom Picture Controls with Picture Control Utility Version 1.0.1. 3. Viewing RAW images Since the image you see as preview/thumbnail is the data created for previewing when the image is saved, the color reproduction of the preview/thumbnail image may be different from that of its RAW counterpart displayed by clicking the RAW button when Always use the latest Color Reproduction Process is selected. 4. NRW images taken with P6000 If you apply a D2XMODE based Picture Control to an NRW image using ViewNX or ViewNX 2 Ver. 2.0.0, the image will be displayed with the Standard Picture Control when viewed in ViewNX 2 Ver. 2.0.1 or later. Therefore, the color reproduction of the image is different from how it would be with the D2XMODE based Picture Control. 5. Processing/editing NRW images (Windows only) It takes longer to process/edit an NRW image than to process/edit an NEF image. As you move the slider back and forth, you will not see any change on the image until you release your cursor. Once you have released your cursor, the image will be updated to reflect your edit. 6. Show Focus Point Focus points on a NEF image that has the Fisheye Lens feature (where a Fisheye Image is converted to a rectilinear image) applied with Capture NX, Capture NX 2, or Nikon Capture 4 will not be displayed properly. 7. Nikon Capture 4 Viewing a NEF Image that has Color Aberration Control feature applied with Nikon Capture 4, clicking the RAW button in the Image Viewer or in the Full Screen mode, the NEF image displayed does not reflect the Color Aberration Control feature. Therefore, the image you see after clicking the RAW button may look different from the one you see before clicking the RAW button. 8. Slideshow 8.1 Playing Movies (Windows only) If you have problem using the transition function of the ViewNX 2 slideshow or during movie playback, please try the following; (i) Quit ViewNX 2. (ii) Open the QuickTime preferences. (iii) Select the "Advanced" tab.

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Select "Safe mode (GDI only)". Close the QuickTime preferences and try ViewNX 2 again.

8.2 If another software, such as a screensaver, starts while a slideshow is playing, the playback of the slideshow may stop. 8.3 You cannot apply labels or ratings to images that have the image authentication feature turned on while a slideshow is playing. 9. Web browser Some Web browsers may not support Google Maps. 10. my Picturetown 10.1 Images in unsupported file formats may not be uploaded properly. For information regarding supported file formats, please refer to the my Picturetown website. In addition, images cannot be uploaded when a proxy server is used in the network and the size of the image file to be uploaded exceeds the limit set for the proxy server. Nikon File Uploader 2 automatically launches and starts uploading files when you execute an upload operation using Nikon Transfer 2. If any of the errors listed below occurs, cancel uploading files by clicking the Cancel button on the progress dialog. Nikon File Uploader 2 will continue attempting to upload files until you cancel uploading. - Network connection error - my Picturetown server error 10.2 If the XMP/IPTC keywords include commas (,) or semi-colons (;), each tag added during uploading will be delimited by the comma or semi-colon and treated as two words. 10.3 A file whose size is 2GB or larger cannot be uploaded to my Picturetown. 11. If you transferred an image from camera's memory card to your PC multiple times in different methods and upload the same images to my Picturetown, they may not be recognized as duplicates and be uploaded redundantly. 12. Print When you print an image with the "Crop images to fit" check box selected on the Printer Setup dialog, some part of the metadata information or the edges of the image may not be printed even though you see them properly on the preview. 13. GeoTag When too many images with GPS data are displayed on GeoTag, you may see a message asking if you want to stop running the script. If this happens, reduce the number of images to display on GeoTag. 14. Editing Movies 14.1 There is a limitation for the number of files to add to the storyboard. For more information, please refer to the support site for your region. 14.2 If you add transitions to an H.264 movie, the transition parts in the preview may not play smoothly. If this happens, please preview them by playing frame by frame using the Next Frame button. 15. H.264 movies may look pale and unsaturated when viewed in ViewNX 2 or Nikon Movie Editor. 16. Nikon Transfer 2

16.1 If Primary Destination/Backup Destination folder already contains files with the same name If the Primary Destination/Backup Destination folder already contains files with the same name as files you are transferring, instead of being overwritten, the files are given trailing numbers to their names (for example: DSC_0001_1.JPG, DSC_0001_2.JPG) during transfer. If the "Backup files" checkbox is selected, both the Primary Destination folder and the Backup Destination folder are checked for files that may have the same name as files to be transferred. If identically named files are found, trailing numbers are added to the names of the files to be transferred. The trailing numbers added to the file names are the same for both the Primary Destination folder and the Backup Destination folder. 16.2 Date Shot Images modified after their shooting dates are transferred to folders that are different from the ones dated with their shooting dates, even though you chose "Date Shot" in the Folder Naming dialog when you specified the folder names. This is because the application actually transfer images to folders created based on their creation dates, instead of their actual shooting dates. Please make sure that the date and time is set correctly on your camera before shooting. 16.3 Images taken in continuous high-speed mode (Windows only) If you transfer images that were taken in continuous high-speed mode and rename them with their dates/times shot during the transfer, the new file names may not be in the order of the actual dates/times shot because subtle discrepancies may occur between the actual times of shot and the times used in the file names. 16.4 Synchronizing camera date and time to computer when camera is connected (Macintosh only) If you are using a D1-series camera with a Macintosh computer that has an Intel processor installed, camera date and time cannot be set properly by selecting the "Synchronizing camera date and time to computer when camera is connected (supported cameras only)" checkbox. Please set date and time manually on the camera. 16.5 SD memory card (Macintosh only) In the "Nikon Transfer 2" dialog, please do not activate the checkbox "Delete original files after transfer" when you connect the camera with an SD memory card that is write protected (via the tiny write protect switch located on the SD card) to your computer while the USB transfer protocol of your camera is set to "MTP/PTP" or "PTP". If the Delete checkbox is active, images may fail to transfer. When in PTP mode, the camera does not mount as if it was a removable hard disk drive. 16.6 Mac OS X 10.5 (Macintosh only) If Nikon Transfer 2 does not automatically start when you connect a camera or memory card to your computer, please perform the following steps: - Go to the Applications folder. - Start Image Capture. - Select "Preferences..." from the Image Capture menu, and then click "General" on the dialog displayed. - Select "Other..." from the When a camera is connected, open: pop-up menu, and then select Nikon Transfer 2. ***************************************************************** File Versions ***************************************************************** ViewNX2.exe ViewNX2Lang.dll Asteroid10.dll CML10.dll :2.0.1.3001 :2.0.1.3001 :10.0.1.3001 :10.0.0.3000

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Microsoft and Windows are either registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. Macintosh and Mac OS are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S.A. and other countries. All other brand or product names mentioned in this manual are the trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders. This software is based in part on the work of the Independent JPEG Group. July 7, 2010 EN