If you’re a Windows user—or a Mac user who’s been contemplating a switch—Microsoft just made it a little easier to switch over by releasing a useful new RAW Image Extension for Windows 10.
The free extension lets you preview RAW files in Windows File Explorer and open them in the native Photos app—no more using […]. petapixel.com
Windows 10 does not ship with native support for previewing raw image files, meaning users can't view thumbnails or metadata in the Photos app or Windows File Explorer. Microsoft has a solution for photographers in need of this capability, however, and it's called the Raw Image Extension. dpreview.com »
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