#Xnview mp export settings how to#

The software I used before was Fast Stone Image Viewer (very nice). I am accustomed to editing my pictures 'as shot', and now I can happily use XnView as my image browser and defaultĪs a reference to other people who may read this thread - I have been playing with linux for over ten years off and on, andįinally making the switch over from windows. But like you said, this is preferable to me as well. With the RAW (NEF) files pre-adjusted with the camera settings. but if you want to work only with RAW embedded thumbnails (in fact, I do) go to Tools | Settings | View and choose for 'Camera RAW' setting the 'Embedded preview'Įxcellent! That is exactly what I was looking for - without realizing it even, I have gotten used to beginning my edits NEF thumbnails are built by your camera which isn't an accurate representation of the RAW data. This isn't a problem with the XnView and/or dcraw (the raw engine behind XnViewMP) but with the way in which.

Please let me know if there are some options available.ĭo you know that the thumbnail of the RAW file (the one which you see in the XnView's thumbnails, previews etc.) is different from the actual RAW image?

I am opening an NEF file and it is automatically converted to RGB/8bit as well and the color balance and exposure are

#Xnview mp export settings how to#

Eet wrote:Great software and super fast - thanks!įrequently use image viewers to make quick corrections and conversion of RAW files that do not warrant editing in aīut, I am unable to figure out how to disable the automatic image correction applied to the RAW files when I enter the viewer