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Nov 18, 2018 16:32 |  #1

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Recommended, especially FRV.

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Any idea what FastRaw Viewer does, which FastStone does not do (or that FastRaw Viewer does better), that would warrant paying for FastRaw Viewer?

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Nov 20, 2018 06:44 |  #4

Wilt wrote in post #18754454 (external link)
Any idea what FastRaw Viewer does, which FastStone does not do (or that FastRaw Viewer does better), that would warrant paying for FastRaw Viewer?

I use both programs, as each has options and features the other does not.

Really like how you can customize shortcuts in FRV , and it has a ton of options.

Particularly like the idea of hitting one key, (you can setup the key)
and my keeper image is copied from my SD card to a folder of my choosing.

May be a tad faster than faststone when viewing lot's of images (hundreds)




  
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