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How about Aperture? Are we able to use Aperture to manage Sigma Raw files too?
 
Hi, Leon,

It is very easy -- the readme file that is included in the download tell us what to do with it. It says:

"Simply copy X3F.qlgenerator into Library/QuickLook for your user or Library/QuickLook for all users of your computer. Thumbnails and previews should then be available for all .x3f files."

Once you do that, it lets you look what is inside of a raw file icon just by selecting it and tapping the space bar.

Good luck, Leon,

Phil

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Phil Douglis
Director, The Douglis Visual Workshops
Phoenix, Arizona
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The download does not "manage" raw files, nor does it process them. It just lets us look inside of a raw file icon to get a preview of the image. That's what quick look does. All you do is to highlight the raw icon, tap your space bar, and get a look at the image. My images show up very coarsely, but at least I know what is in a Raw file before dragging it into the Sigma Raw processor.

Phil

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Phil Douglis
Director, The Douglis Visual Workshops
Phoenix, Arizona
[email protected]
http://www.pbase.com/pnd1
http://pnd1.smugmug.com/
 
I thought so myself, and seeing that it is by the same group, Corpus Callosum, I'm sure it is. I didn't realize it worked with Tiger as well, though.

tjh
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