@ariathny
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Well, I usually have some poorly composed, some blurry, some wrongly exposed shots, and if it is sports or street photography, it can be a lot of junk.
As to the synchronized comparison, that’s a good point. For me, using 2 instances of FRV is comfortable, but I can see what you mean. You should try contacting the FRV developers through their site to let them know you need this feature, they’ve been pretty good about reacting to customer demands.
Yeah, I like it a lot. I’ve used other viewers but this one gets my vote, since now I can get rid of all the junk right from the CF card. I toggle the fullscreen mode using the “F” key, and to compare exposures you can close all windows but the histogram and keep the bottom bar; then use the “tab” key to switch between no windows and just the bottom bar and histogram. Also, to compare two images side-by-side, you can always launch 2 instances of FastRawViewer.
@buddingphotographer my bad for the broken link 🙂Have you tried FastRawViewer? It’s a new product, it’s free now, and it shows real raw, not embedded jpegs extremely fast (seriously). I think it’s from the same team of developers that created LibRaw and RawDigger. I’ve been using it and I’m very happy with the results.
