I'm sure it's possible and it does see both CR2 & 3 files.ġ. Thanks - I downloaded the trial version of Rast Raw viewer and will give it a try.īeen playing with it but have not yet figured out how to get 2 images side by side (and blow them up) so they can be compared. I started after a lecture from a Kodak worker several years ago. One of the reason that I use Canon DPP4 all the time is that it includes lens optimisation software and all my lenses are Canon ones.

They both read jpg and cr3 files and both provide a grid of images for comparison. Two browsers that do what you want to do are Fast raw viewer $CAD32 and Photomechanic $USD139.0 / So I would have to go back afterwards and delete them with Windows Explorer. I can use Zoombrowser to compare - but since it can's see the CR3 file it's not able to delete them. Thank-you Sam! I'll check that out as soon as I get time. Rating and comparing is quite quick using a zoomable lighttable and a side by side comparison. I use darktable to review, sort, rate and edit my raw files. Just downloaded the newer version, it has a depth compositing tool, which I haven't tried, which I presume is for stacked images in macro? I use DPP4 mostly these days 4.15.20 is the latest update.

I used to use Image Browser but don't know if it does CR3. What do you guys use for sorting and managing CR3 files? I need software that can compare 2 jpeg images side by side and delete the CR3 and jpeg of the one that falls short. Zoombrowser does not recognize CR3 files. It was also used to add notes to the jpeg images.

I know it was discontinued long time ago but it is perfect for comparing 30-40 images of the same bug and deleting the files that fall short. For 16 years I've used Canon's excellent Zoombrowser software. We typically go out on 3-4 day hunts and return with 400-500 images that need to be sorted and filed. I just bought a 90D and discovered CR3 RAW files.

Cr3 darktable