FastRawViewer Software 2.0 (Download) User Manual
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FastRawViewer
– user manual
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The existence of representation is displayed in the status (lower) bar of the program, between the file
dimensions in pixels and the EXIF data:
R I – denotes the existence of RAW and Internal JPEG.
R I E – RAW, Internal JPEG, External JPEG.
J – only JPEG, without a RAW-file.
A capital letter indicates that the representation is available for viewing. Lowercase means that it
exists, but is unavailable for viewing for one of the following reasons:
o
i – the internal JPEG is not shown. This is a default setting for when there is an internal JPEG
file and the RAW+JPEG mode is on (can be changed in settings: Preferences
–
RAW+JPEG
–
Do not show internal JPEG if external JPEG is present).
o
r – RAW representation is not shown. This happens for unsupported RAW formats (Sigma
Foveon) or for too large RAW files (limits can be changed in Preferences
–
Performance
–
RAW file size limit).
o
File representation is damaged (errors while decoding of JPEG or RAW data).
To switch between representation use Menu – View – Switch RAW/intJPEG/extJPEG or press the J
key on the keyboard. The representation that is currently displayed is denoted with letter indicator
going white.
Tuning the behavior of the program in regards to the display of embedded/external JPEG files is done
through Preferences – RAW+JPEG.
Handle RAW+JPEG together – turns on the pairing of the RAW file and JPEG of the same
name. If you turn off this setting, the pairing won’t happen – the files will be shown
separately and treated as separate.
o
Do not show internal JPEG if external JPEG is present – disables decoding and
displaying of an embedded JPEG when there is an external one.
o
Do not show external JPEGs – disables the decoding and displaying of external JPEGs
(still, both RAW and JPEG files will be relocated with a move operation).
Ignore internal JPEGs – disables any processing of embedded JPEGs in all Handle RAW+JPEG
modes.
Default image to Display (same as Previous/RAW/internal JPEG/external JPEG) – controls
what representation will be used for display when opening the next file.