General discussion

I just downloaded FastRawViewer (FRV) yesterday and have been able to get some nice post processing of Cinemadng files.  However, I am an ultra newbie when it comes to video.  There doesn't seem to be a search feature on this forum, but perhaps I missed it.  How do I go about creating a video file from the images that I have sharpened and changed exposure using FRV?  I would rather not use an expensive program from Adobe, but would greatly appreciate it if responders would recommend software for creating videos.  Thanks.

I really like how interpolates the raw, any way how to save the viewed image from the viewer?

I usually copy files from my SD card to a favorite folder on my hard drive for later processing in Lightroom, which I change every month. Recently I copied some files to 2 other folders, and they keep appearing in the dialog box. How can I get rid of them from the dialog box but keep the favourite. The ones I want to delete are /picutres/maddies pics and desktop/house photos, in the attached screenshot. I only want to delete them from the dialog box, not the actual hard drive. 
Thanks,
Richard

I can't seem to get images to look sharp in grid mode. Is there a setting I'm missing?
Sharpening is Enabled and set to always on. Images are sharp when I go to single image view. I use gride mode after I do my first round Cull for another round, but it's hard to do when all the images look soft.

Hi,
I don't know how usual or unusual this is, but in my workflow, I try to cull for sharpness.  I use a variety of tools to try to do this, including FastRawViewer.  Re. using FRV for this purposed, I tried using the sharpness (USM E) view, but I am not able to distinguish an image that is sharp using that view, so I generally use use the view at 150% or 200% and try to "judge" whether each image is (subjectively) "sharp".
Another type of tool I use in conjunction is a tool that shows focus points (camera specific).

Hi,
My planned workflow will use FRV for culling, editing in a Capture One session, and final cataloguing in a master C1 catalogue. I will really impressed by the intro video showing the speed and objectivity in culling using exposure statistics etc. However, I'm struggling to get the histograms for a photo to look similar in FRV and Capture One so I don't know which on to 'trust'. 
My FRV settings are default, and I've only ammended Capture One to default new images to the 'Linear Response' curve to maximise data and potential for custom s-curves etc. 

I've currently got the product on trial but I'm definitely going to purchase. I shoot with a Fuji X camera using both RAW and fine jpeg formats.
My PC is running Windows 10 with 16gb ram, i7 2700 CPU, 250 GB SSD, 1TD sata drive and recently installed Nvidia 1650 Super Tuff 4GB video card.
What would be the optimal options for viewing and culling images. These are my current settings.
 
Thanks in advance.
 
 
 

Does anyone else use Affinity to edit their images?
If so how do I get FastRAWViewer to open my images in Affinyt? I cannot find the .app file.
 

Hi All,
 
I use to import my selected raw files from FRV to LR with the simple ALT+R, but it doesn't work anymore.
LR startsup but all raw files on my memorycard are now listed for import and not the selected ones in FRV anymore.
 
Please help!

Hi. When viewing my images on the FastRawViewer, all my images appear oversaturated. When I open my image from there into Captutre One, the image remains over saturated. When I import the image direct from SD into C1 the saturation is correct. Can anyone advise how I can correct this in the FastRawViewer program?
Thanks