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Windows Vista Vista RAW Image Support for Photographers

Discussion in 'Legacy Windows' started by PeteC, 2011/07/30.

  1. 2011/07/30
    PeteC

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  2. 2011/08/03
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    Thanks for the tip, but i think you will find this one is even more flexible as it includes full editing facilities as well, i use it quite often (and i shoot around 1500 images a week)..and its free :O) works with almost all cameras, on XP, Vista, 7 and X64

    http://www.faststone.org/FSViewerDetail.htm
     
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  4. 2011/08/04
    PeteC

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    My interest is purely in having the ability to see RAW images as thumbnails in Explorer if required - nothing else :) I don't have Photogallery installed, nor do I want it!

    All my previewing and processing is done in Bridge & CS5
     
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    Sorry Pete, didn't mean anything by my suggestion :O) This programme reads all RAW files and i found it less trouble than the old Explorer. Plus by the touch of one button it will open the file in the programme of your choice. I use CS5 for most of my main editing....

    However, I may well take at look at MS Camera Codec programme :O)
     
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    I know that :) Was merely commenting on my possible use of the codecs - we all have our own preferred workflows!
     
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