Enable file drops to folder tree – allows one to drag files into the folder tree.Enable add/rename/remove folders – allows one to edit the folder tree.Windows: this doesn’t affect disc letters, which remain in their natural order A:…Z: Reverse sort order: folders are displayed in reverse order (ZZ.AA).Use natural folder sort order: consider digits in file/folder names to be ordinal numbers and sorts those numbers in numeric value order.If disabled, then horizontal scroll of panel contents is completely disabled. Show horizontal scrollbar: if enabled (default), Folders panel contents could be scrolled using mouse/trackpad.Any folder names shorter than 9 symbols aren’t affected. Shorten long folder names: for folders with names longer than 8 characters, the displayed name for the folder will be automatically shortened to fit in the window.This is done by removing the middle of the folder name from the display.Show unmoumted volumes (Windows only) – allows drive letter display when the media is offline.Monitor removable media changes – allows automatic discovery and monitoring of removable media.Show Drive/Folder icons – allows drive and folder icon display.Mac: bundles (applications and disk images) folders, the names of which start with a dot standard Unix folders like /usr, /bin etc.Show system/special files: turns on the display of files/folders which are usually hidden:.This action is intended to sync the displayed file structure with the current one on the disk useful if the monitoring of the creation of new files/folders (default setting for network collections and memory cards) is turned off.
Refresh folders tree – re-reads the folder tree.These setting can be changed at any moment while the program is running and are effective immediately. I've included a few here.The settings icon (⚙) is located in the header of the informational panels, allowing one to perform actions or change preferences for the current panel. I used FastRawViewer to look through my Machias Seal Island photos, and I was surprised to find a number of good photographs. A single keystroke will also pass the image directly to Lightroom or Photoshop, or any other image processor you want, as well as other features. You can easily check for over or under exposure, or boost the shadows to check for shadow detail. The interface isn't fancy, but isnt' bad when you learn a few shortcut keys. That is a huge difference when you have to check hundreds of images. In Lightroom, the same process takes 6-7 seconds after loading the image. With one keypress (shift-left-click), I can see the image instantly at 100% zoom, to check for critical focus. It's not just a preview, but the whole image. On my system, it takes about two seconds to load a 41 megabyte RAW image from my D800. Like it's name says, FastRawViewer is really fast.
FASTRAWVIEWER SORT BY TIME TRIAL
It sounded like a good solution to sorting through raw files, so I downloaded a trial version. Truth be told, I ended up cherry-picking a couple of puffin photos, and I never really went through the whole set to see what was there.Ī couple of weeks ago, I came across a review of FastRawViewer on Photography Life's website.
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