Complete Guide to the Nikon D200- P22:As with all my books, a full draft was reviewed by volunteers to weed out unclear language and misstatements. This book is better because of them. | Several things are important here Be careful of the Delete option. I think it s generally wiser and safer to reformat cards to remove files. You ll want Rotate ON. If you ve set rotation ON in the camera make sure it s set to ON here too. IPTC data should be added. If you re selling your photos or sharing them with others both these items should probably be checked as it allows for additional identifying information to automatically be copied to the IPTC fields. Nikon promises a more complete IPTC implementation in future versions of View. The Creator tab allows you to specify which programs are used for certain actions within View normally View assigns Capture as the image editor so if you use Photoshop CS you ll want to change that . One nice aspect of Nikon View is that it allows you to rename files and add IPTC information during the transfer something I generally recommend see File Names and Folders on page 163 1. Click on the Change button on the Nikon Transfer dialog. Thom Hogan s Complete Guide to the Nikon D200 Page 631 2. In the dialog that appears fill out the File Destination and Naming options. 3. If you want to change the file names during transfer highly recommended click the Change radio button and then the Change button under the File naming section and select your options. Thom Hogan s Complete Guide to the Nikon D200 Page 632 4. Click the OK button when you re done and you ll be returned to the File Destination and Naming dialog. 5. Perform the same actions for the folder name . change the destination folder as desired . 6. Click on the big yellow Transfer button to start the transfer. If you asked to Start Nikon Browser in the Transfer window when the transfer completes you ll be taken to the Browser window where you can then view print and rotate your images if you still need to Thom Hogan s Complete Guide to the Nikon D200 Page .
