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They're still made by Adobe (not Nikon) so they're likely not 100% accurate but in my experience they're close. The Nikon-specific options attempt to mimic what the camera does.

It can be 'Adobe Standard' or one of the camera's settings, which for Nikon are Landscape, Neutral, Portrait, Vivid, Standard. It is very convenient, especially if you take lots of images.ДЄCR and Lightroom allow choosing a camera profile. Not taking the cost into account, I would definitely go for Lightroom or similar software. However, the workflow will be slow and cumbersome. You can use the DNG converter from Adobe to convert the NEF files to DNG. There are open-source alternatives (also free): RawTherapee (runs on Windows) and Darktable (not Windows-friendly)Д¦.

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Capture One 6 was free for a limited time once, it's worth keeping an eye open if it happens againДҐ. Capture NX-D from Nikon is free and the workflow is better than View NX 2Д¤. DxO 8 is free (periodically, for a limited time, so hurry up)ДЈ. Photoshop only really works for editing each photo separately and editing takes more effort/work (while giving more possibilities too, but do you need these for most photos?)Дў. Lightroom is optimized for a workflow where you take all your pictures as RAW but don't need to bother with editing each one separately. Personally Photoshop could never replace Lightroom for me. Lightroom is much cheaper but still not cheap.

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Not sure if you can update CameraRAW to a version that supports the D7100.

I use both though they work a bit different in their interface. Also, ViewNX-D is very good and has some pluses over the older ViewNX2. The comments about NX-D were not very complimentary!Дo not use the version of ViewNX2 that comes with the camera Use the latest version on the Nikon Site. The camera came with a copy of View NX2 but I read in an earlier thread that this was being withdrawn in favour of NX-D. I am amazed at the difference in conversion between ViewNX and ACR. Lots of ways to do it and there are Pros and Cons to all. I simply find that a Nikon centric work flow lets me start more from a 'What I Saw Is where I Start' workflow. These were straight conversions with no changes made to the original.just default convert to JPEG

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Note the way ACR rendered the color of the shirt, hair, and skin tone a bit different. Same NEF converted in ViewNX (on left) and ACR. ACR doesn't always mimic the original Nikon instruction accurately so color rendering and brightness/contrast might suffer/differ some. Doing your big tweaks in ViewNX and then importing the resulting TIFF to your current version of Photoshop saves you money.ДЄlso note that Photoshop and LightRoom use Adobe Camera RAW (ACR) to convert from NEF. ViewNX lets you build custom picture controls you can use in-camera if you like. ViewNX lets you take advantage of Active D-Lighting if you choose to use it. The RAW file you first open in ViewNX will look nearly exactly like the image you saw on the back of the camera and based your exposure tweaks on. Both are actually pretty good and have some advantages. You do your RAW macro tweaks with the free ViewNX2 or ViewNX-D.

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I can get a free converter from Adobe but would I be better using Lightroom or one of the Nikon software solutions or perhaps something else? I have never investigated any of the Nikon software. What is my best option? I found the RAW to Bridge/Photoshop process worked well. I have a very expensive Adobe Creative Suite CS5.5 installation and cannot afford to pay ВЈ600 a year for the latest version of Creative Cloud.

Just taken some test shots and discovered that Bridge/Photoshop can't open the RAW files. After 8 years of happily using a D80 I have finally raided the bank and purchased a D7100.