Put the script in the directory containing the raw files, make it executable, and run it.
Print “Converting $oldfile to $newfile\n” Open OUT, “>$newfile” or die “Open failure: $newfile\n” Open IN, “$oldfile” or die “Open failure: $oldfile\n” Update #2 – from a reader: i f you work on a Mac and aren’t afraid of a bit of Perl code and the Mac command line, you can convert all of the NEF files in a directory with one command. The script reads like = `ls *.NEF` įoreach $oldfile = split /\./, $oldfile Update #1 – I already reported on the RAW2NEF software that allows you to convert D7200 files into a “sort of” Nikon Electronic Format (NEF) raw file that can be edited in Nikon Capture NX2. Here is a detailed video describing the same process: Drop NEF file on converter and convert.Open NEF with UltraEdit, find and change 7200 to 5500 and save.Install (30 day free trial) of UltraEdit (or any other text editor).Install Adobe 8.8 DNG converter ( Windows | Mac).A reader sent me a very quick and simple hack that will allow you to edit Nikon D7200 files in Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop (D7200 is not yet supported by Adobe):
