Can I use NX 2 with the raw files from Olympus E5 camera?
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Sorry, it only works with Nikons NEF RAW files. If you convert it to a TIFF file you could use about 80% of what Capture NX2 has to offer.
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Thanks for the great information. How do you know which files to convert off your camera (when using without iMovie). The files I see are .MOD, .MOI, and .PGI. Thanks for the help!
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It should work, the only time you have compatibility issues is when you are dealing with Olympus cameras because they use XD cards.
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Not sure, SD cards are interchangeable as long as the NX 300 takes SD cards.
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Your tablet isn't going to "try" to convert the raw files. However, you can get an app for the tablet like DSLRController that will allow you to control the camera and view images off of the card.
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I highly doubt you could use it successfully since the aperture on the Nex lenses are controlled electronically and do not have an external aperture ring.
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I use Photoshop 5.5 and its works great with my Canon raw files. I might buy a second one for a backup card reader.
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First, this has nothing to do with the X-E1. Its a great camera for landscapes. The only issue is slow focusing - which is of no concern with landscapes. For your question you have lots of choices: 1) Shoot RAW (.rar files) and process in Lightroom or equivalent. Use gradients to control sky brightness. Make sure you use the latest version or LR (5.4 as of this writing), so that you're using the latest x-trans file code in LR. 2) Use a ND gradient filter while shooting 3) Use a tripod and bracket the exposure (e.g. - do you own HDR mode) and then process the result in Photoshop or similar tool Good luck!
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You may have to contact Olympus with that question. The E-500 wasn't listed as one of the compatible cameras in the listing. I have the E-510.
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AVCD files are multi-files (image/sound/indexing), so you have to import all of them together to your editing software. They work great, but must be together to play. This happens naturally when you use the "content management utility" soft provided with the NX70 camera to download your clips from the camera to the computer. Here is some more information about AVCHD files: http://www.winxdvd.com/resource/avchd-video.htm Its quite simple, but looks a bit weird when you start with them. Have fun.
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I really don't know. I'm sure someone from the Olympus web site can help you.
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Hi Bob, I want to know that answer also as I'm interested in using the Zen Vision as a photo bank for my Nikon DSLR's. I went to the Creative webpage and couldn't find anything about RAW file compatability, so I left an email asking the question if the Zen would diplay a RAW file or not. I'll let you know what they say if I get a reply. Steve Smith stephen.smith.ctr@diego.af.mil
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Yes, probably. They now have the Leica and Nikon raw file formats. So I would guess Sony is there too.
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Once you load the NX2 disk you go to the Nikon site and upgrade it for free. Make sure you have the KEY number that coms with the disk Bob
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I would assume that NX2 is Capture NX2. In which case, you would be upgrading from Capture NX2 to Capture NX2. Sounds like someone has you running in a circle, unless course I am sadly mistaken, and they actually are 2 different versions.
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Yes. http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/camera-raw-plug-supported-cameras.html
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If the camera is in the same network (bridge) of the NVR you can use any equipment from any manufacturer you want. If the camera is in a different network, you have to do a port forward as follows: The Following ports are used on airVision host: - 1935, by user, RTMP (Video) - 7443, by user, HTTPS - 7080, by user, HTTP - 123, by AIRCAM, UDP (NTP time server) The Following ports are used on airCams: - 554, by airVision, RTSP - 22, by airVision, SSH