Many thanks to all our beta-testers who put 5.3 through the paces in our three-month beta test, which just wrapped up yesterday.New bodies, tweaks and bug-fixes as well as what has to be one of the best enhancements in Nikon tethered workflows in a long time: Higher-resolution live view at 1024×768, available for the D5 …
So you have some images and you want to be able to quickly browse them. It’s easy with ControlMyNikon’s filmstrip.There is a filmstrip in the image browser which in which you can control which information is shown for each image, and there is even a separate filmstrip in the workflows tab.
Histograms. Pretty well indispensable if you ask me. You shoot, then you review the exposure with a histogram.Many of us do it during post-processing, but you can really save yourself a lot of time if you do it before you shoot. Yes, I said before.
Focus Stacking. Always interesting, and a great way to spice up those pix where you just can’t get enough Depth of Field with one shot. And it’s easy as…well it’s just easy. The TL;DR: Creating a focus stack of a rock, as shown in this new tutorial video. Enter Exhibit A: A Rock. You may …
But of course, there may be a gotcha. It scares the heck out of me when Microsoft decides to upgrade anything.A Windows 10 upgrade seemed to be overreaching, but I have been happy with the upgrade. Everything seems to work just fine on my Zenbook laptop, so fingers crossed in the future.
