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New IrfanView version - now with 7D support
- Thread starter pramarko
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brettania
Veteran Member
Done and working -- thanks!
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kiklop_2
Senior Member
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mgjsmith
Forum Enthusiast
Now I may not be the brightest lamp in the pack but, it won't recognise my mrw files. What's up doc?
Martin
Martin
Paul Greenall
Member
http://www.irfanview.com/plugins.htm
support for RAW format is added by 'Formats' plugin, but you can download
and install all of them, it won't hurt
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http://www.pbase.com/samir_m
support for RAW format is added by 'Formats' plugin, but you can download
and install all of them, it won't hurt
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http://www.pbase.com/samir_m
Shercando
Senior Member
--Oh yes! Thanks for the tip. I don't think I would have even thought to look for it either.
Shercando
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Paul Greenall
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mdl50
Senior Member
Hi, I've donwloaded the newest Irfanview version. Three dumbo questions:
1) How to get rid of those Irfanview Icons at the beginning of each filename?
2) Where in Irfanview do I find the special properties of 7D?
3) Which properties actually?
Mario.
1) How to get rid of those Irfanview Icons at the beginning of each filename?
2) Where in Irfanview do I find the special properties of 7D?
3) Which properties actually?
Mario.
Craig Gillette
Forum Pro
Is this new enough that we'll need to experiment to compare conversion quality? Or should I just give it a shot?
Having replaced my hard drive - of course the one with the OS and most programs - recently, I haven't, as yet, reinstalled Irfanview. Partly because between Irfanview, the KM viewer, the Fuji viewer, Photodeluxe, Qimage, and a couple of other freebies that came with a camera, printer or scanner, I had a variety of apparently incomplete (even if cheap) editors.
So, if I re-add Irfanview, add the plug-ins, will I be able to convert KM 7D raw files, then save them to an appropriate format (like TIFF or PNG) and then be able to fuss with them further in Irfan or the others, assuming they accept that format?
Since this appears to be a free intermediate step towards RAW, thia seems like a good idea. (Photoshop is going to have to wait - maybe a long time - I'm about to have to replace a transmission, just replaced the family TV and the aforementioned hard-drive: "free" is is very inviting these days.)
Having replaced my hard drive - of course the one with the OS and most programs - recently, I haven't, as yet, reinstalled Irfanview. Partly because between Irfanview, the KM viewer, the Fuji viewer, Photodeluxe, Qimage, and a couple of other freebies that came with a camera, printer or scanner, I had a variety of apparently incomplete (even if cheap) editors.
So, if I re-add Irfanview, add the plug-ins, will I be able to convert KM 7D raw files, then save them to an appropriate format (like TIFF or PNG) and then be able to fuss with them further in Irfan or the others, assuming they accept that format?
Since this appears to be a free intermediate step towards RAW, thia seems like a good idea. (Photoshop is going to have to wait - maybe a long time - I'm about to have to replace a transmission, just replaced the family TV and the aforementioned hard-drive: "free" is is very inviting these days.)
pramarko
Leading Member
You can't really get rid of those icons (without additional software), but you have a limited list of icons to choose from.
Start IrfanView > Options > Properties > Extensions tab > Miscellaneous > Choose which icon to use (but don't expect any better)
I also don't like those icons. As we are closer to the version 2.0, i hope the new version will have a nicer look with nicer icons.
Let me answer with your next question "Which properties actually?"
If you have EXIF in mind, you can set IrfanView to display custom EXIF data in fullscreen mode. Just go to properties and search
Indeed, which?
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pramarko
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Craig Gillette
Forum Pro
Downloading Irfanview and the plug-ins took a couple of minutes (maybe 5 or so) and installation was almost instantaneous.
That was easy. Now I'm going to have to start learning how to deal with a RAW file. I shot some RAW+JPEG and other than the time my rather sluggish computer took to open the RAW files, there was no apparent problem. I happened to have my dog handy and shot a couple of him, a one with the integrated flash and one without. Clearly there were color differences from natural late afternoon window light (about 6:30 PM PDT) and from flash but now - the learning begins.
That was easy. Now I'm going to have to start learning how to deal with a RAW file. I shot some RAW+JPEG and other than the time my rather sluggish computer took to open the RAW files, there was no apparent problem. I happened to have my dog handy and shot a couple of him, a one with the integrated flash and one without. Clearly there were color differences from natural late afternoon window light (about 6:30 PM PDT) and from flash but now - the learning begins.
mdl50
Senior Member
Thanks, but as to the changed icons I didn't mean the Irfanview.exe icon itself (that's ok), but the fact that since downloading, all my .jpg picture files in all folders down't show the jpg icon anymore, they are preceded now by the Irfanview icon. How to undo that?
Mario.
Mario.
kiklop_2
Senior Member
The icons used are depended of the aplication that is used for default opening. Just open your previous image viewer and find the option to manage file type you wish.
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Guido Diemer
Member
Downloaded and working.
Thnx for the tip.
Guido
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Thnx for the tip.
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Craig Gillette
Forum Pro
There was a point at which the install asks which file types you want to default to Irfanview to open. I don't think I indicated any, except maybe RAW or MRW?? Anyways, I did several shots as RAW + JPEG and the jpgs show the previous icon (IE?) and the raws as the Irfan splat(?).
At that point you may have indicated Irfan as the default to open them so, yes, you'd get the irfan splat.
At that point you may have indicated Irfan as the default to open them so, yes, you'd get the irfan splat.
click on
Options -> Set file associations...
and uncheck JPEG format in dialogue window
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Options -> Set file associations...
and uncheck JPEG format in dialogue window
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http://www.pbase.com/samir_m
mdl50
Senior Member
Greetings, Mario.
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