#Fastrawviewer lincense free software

You can also set indicators for both under and over exposure, and work with the white balance right in the Fast RAW Viewer. It also can show you focus peaking for edges and fine detail, very handy if you want to see at a glance if your image is sharp. This was very useful for the airshow images because the sky was so hazy. Otherwise I would have been zooming in to check every file. If you want to push or pull exposure on an image there is a simple plus/minus option that moves exposure in ⅓ stop increments. You can also temporarily punch the shadows way up to get a sense of what the shadow noise is going to look like. This is really important if you are a regular user of the Shadows and Highlights sliders, along with Blacks and Whites to get as much dynamic range out of your image as is possible.

You can even program an automatic exposure correction on images that you are viewing, handy if you want to automatically make adjustments as part of an expose to the right (ETTR) exercise.Īt time of installation, Fast RAW Viewer discovered Lightroom, Capture One and Aperture on the computer and set up keyboard shortcuts to send the selected image to the program you choose. Aperture still exists, but I only use it for old stuff so I changed the application loader/launcher to invoke Photoshop CC 2015. Hitting the shortcut ( Command-R on my Mac), sent the image, along with its XMP data straight to Photoshop and it opened first in Adobe Camera RAW, just as it should, with all the adjustments from Fast RAW Viewer intact.

#Fastrawviewer lincense free software

This is damn good software and a great value at the regular price, let alone the sale, if you are like me and tend to shoot a lot of images, with the expectation that a culling will be a normal part of your workflow to get down to your best. You'll save a LOT of time not importing stuff you would dump anyway, and you'll keep your Lightroom catalog leaner and more efficient. Your license allows for use on two computers simultaneously and the license doesn't care if you are Windows or Mac or both.