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Win photo viewer plugin for ORF (Windows 8.1)
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I use Fast Picture Viewer (http://www.fastpictureviewer.com/codecs/). It costs a little bit, but it's the only thing I ever got to work. That it does, flawlessly.
Skeeterbytes
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drj3
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You can probably still download the old Picasa program. It is no longer supported, but it has no problem with any of the ORF files I have tried including the E-M1.2. I don't know if it would work for the E-M10 Mk3.
Lichtspiel
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I tried this previously with Windows 10, and gave up. There are some sources on the web that say it should work via special codec packs, but I don't want to spend money on those and couldn't find a way to do it for free.
I ended up buying FastRawViewer which works very well (fast) and is extremely customizable to your desires/requirements. Apparently it converts and lets you look at the RAW image, not just the embedded JPG.
joeletx
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I have just bought a Dell XPS laptop with Windows 10 Professional and the Windows Photo Viewer display both JPG and ORF right from the start, even before I install any Adobe software. It must be the new updates that carry the right CODEC; or may be it is the Windows Professional version.
Skeeterbytes
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I need to double-check that there hasn't been a background update, because my Win10 Pro PC didn't display E-M1ii ORFs when I first set it up. I forget how much updating occurs behind the scenes and they may have added the model.
Cheers,
Rick
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