Recent content by danielleong81

Thanks for the details. Yeap, most likely is version issue. Thanks for the help catchlights.

Thank you so much daredevil123! Thanks lenslust! I downloaded trial version Capture NX2 to my office comp and tried, it's working fine. Gladly it's not the camera or CF card problem. Pheww~ I gotta update it back at home tonight. At last I can see the beautiful pixels in the Raw files.

Daredevil123, I have no idea about the version. I need to check but I didn't upgrade it for long time. Lenslust, I didn't know outdated version will cause this issue. I gotta try upgrade it and see is there a difference. Thanks Lenslust for the highlights.

Thanks for the offer, Catchlights. I've emailed to you. Help me take a look yah. It's lossless compressed Raw, 43Mb++ but no idea why it's low res.

I tried card reader & direct USB camera transfer. Result the same. I didnt try Nikon Transfer. Ok. Noted with thanks on the ACR.

Yes. I tried. Shot Raw file in SD card too. Result is the same. The SD card is my daily use card.

Basically I just got my D800 and testing with it. Mounted with FX lens and set to FX mode. Shooting with Fine Jpeg; Large and the resolution came out was ok which is the full resolution of 7360 x 4912px. Issue started when I shoot with Raw. The resolution of 7360 x 4921px was indicated on the...

Yeah. Thanks rain.

I just got it yesterday, it's Sandisk Extreme 32Gb CF.

I need to try formatting my new 32Gb CF card. Read from some other post and they commented it's the memory card error. I wish it will be ok after formatting. Can't wait to go home now and format it right away. OMgosh~ pls dont tell me firmware issue. *pray hard *pray hard

The Raw file size is 40Mb++. I don't remember whether I was opening View Nx and Capture NX2 together. I tried converting it to full res Jpeg using both View Nx and Capture NX2. Came out still 1000++ pixel. Does it matter opening both programs at the same time?

Thanks rain. I should have brought my Raw file to office so I can attach it here for better understanding.

Nope. That's already 100%, actualy pixel viewing. Then I converted it to maximum resolution Jpeg and checked the properties, it shows 1000 ++ pixel (widest width pixel).

I'm using Capture NX2, usually it will indicate the percentage of the viewing size on top left corner of the image and it says.. let's say 8%. Then you can go to 100% viewing the actualy pixel. But my situation is 50% instead of 8%. I zoomed once and that's it, that's 100%. Zoom in once more and...

Yeah! I would thought so too but the Raw file itself is very low resolution. I can't zoom in further to look at the detail and the pixel got blur (after I zoom in a few times). This is weird.