FastRawViewer for Windows

Name: FastRawViewer
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Author: Libraw

By Libraw
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Developer’s Description

By Libraw

View and manage RAW image files.

FastRawViewer is all you need for extremely fast and reliable culling, direct presentation, and the speeding up of the conversion stage of any amounts of any RAW images. FastRawViewer allows to see RAW exactly as a RAW converter will "see" it, and to estimate what RAW converter will be able to squeeze from it.

Windows and Mac OS X platforms
Reading RAW files from any media without intermediate database
Non-destructive culling and editing
Composite and per-channel display of real RAW shot - not embedded JPEG or uncontrolled conversion
Real RAW histogram
RAW-based over- and underexposure indication and statistics
RAW-based tools for checking in-focus areas and level of noise in shadows
Quick Exposure adjustments (overall brightness)
Applying White Balance - presets, color temperature/tint, manual
A variety of Contrast (Tone) Curves
Shadow Boost
Black and White preview
Rating and Labels
Customizable extensive EXIF Data Display
Rating/Labels and Adjustments are saved in XMP sidecar files, so there is no need to repeate them again in a RAW converter
Move or Copy "keepers" to a designated folder
Move rejected shots to a Rejected folder - re-evaluate or delete them later
Color Management Sysytem
Customizable Keyboard shortcuts and Preferences

Fast Raw Viewer is the unique solution for those who: - Shoot in RAW and are tired of wasting hours or days on looking and sorting through piles of shots - Tired of rendering piles of JPEGs so that you can quickly browse through them with a client, CMO, senior designer, editor in chief, or even your friends and family. - Are in constant need of very quick viewing, visually and technically analyzing, sorting through hundreds or thousands of RAW shots, and choosing them for further processing - Want to shoot in RAW, but don't, fearing that they're going to get mired in sorting RAW files - Are forced to use JPEG format, because your previous experiences tell you that it is impossible to quickly select and show your client the images taken in RAW - Are in need of tools to instantly adjust white balance and exposure (brightness) right while browsing through the shot.