I've been using a great new raw converter called Raw Shooter Essentials from Pixmantec. The company was founded by the person who did most of the tech work for Capture One and a former officer of Phase One. The program is fast and intuitive, and it is free (for now, at least). At the moment, it has "preliminary support" for the D2x, as it supposedly does not display the D2x "As Shot" white balance perfectly. (It seems OK to my untrained eyes.) It fully supports the D2H and D100. I used it for the D2H bird shot I posted from Merritt and for the wildflower shots in Landscape and D2xtasy forums. It is still being improved, and IMVHO, it will take off for all raw formats.
Check it out at www.pixmantec.com and read what others say on Rob Galbraith's site. (As we would say on the bad site, to avoid being banned by Phil, I have no connection with the company or the principals.)
Joel
Check it out at www.pixmantec.com and read what others say on Rob Galbraith's site. (As we would say on the bad site, to avoid being banned by Phil, I have no connection with the company or the principals.)
Joel