The Toolbar

Use the toolbar to choose a view and access image adjustment tools.

Back/Foward

Select the folder before or after the current folder.

Folder

Display a dialog where you can navigate to and open a folder.

View Mode

Choose a view mode for the image area.

Multi

View images side-by-side. Choose from Compare Before and After Images and 2 Images.

Current

Apply current adjustments to the “before” image for use as a reference when making further modifications.

Original

Restore the “before” image to the state it was in before any adjustments were made.

NEF/NRW + JPEG

If the folder contains images shot at image quality settings of “RAW + JPEG”, select this option to list the RAW and JPEG copies separately.

View Tool

Access the fit, image viewer, zoom, and hand tools.

WB

Click a point in the preview to adjust white balance so that the sampled point takes on a neutral gray color (gray point sample tool).

Straighten

Straighten images.

Crop

Crop images.

Rotate

Rotate images 90°. The direction of rotation can be selected by keeping the button pressed.

Retouch Brush

Remove dust and scratches (auto retouch brush).

Color Control Point

Adjust colors and brightness using color control points.

Quick Filtering

Filter images using the filter bar.

Filtering

Filter images by a variety of criteria, including rating, label, and camera settings.

Clear Filtering

End filtering and view all images.

Batch Process Status

View batch process status.

Cancel Batch Process

Cancel batch processing.

ViewNX-i

View the current image or images in ViewNX-i. The images are displayed in their current state including any changes made using Capture NX-D and, in the case of NEF/NRW (RAW) images, without conversion to TIFF.

Import

Import images using Nikon Transfer 2 (if installed).

Open with

Open images in an application and format previously selected using the Open With Application option.

Print

Print the image currently selected or previewed in the image area.

Convert Files

Save images in JPEG or TIFF format. Adjustments are applied before the image is saved.