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<blockquote data-quote="nikonbill" data-source="post: 836979" data-attributes="member: 47024">wordfairy, hello and welcome!I am a windows user (Windows 11) and have been using a program called &quot;irfanview&quot; to &quot;look&quot; through Nikon RAW files before editing. I saw this tip on another photo site. It works very well for me, you can set it up any way you like. I set it to &quot;open&quot; RAW file extensions. This way when pulling up any stored RAW files it will allow easy viewing.&nbsp; Windows photo viewer will start up correct but then turn darker making your image look strange (sadly this is how Windows is working at this time) even with the correct codec installed.&nbsp; You can even set it to open a file you are viewing with an installed photo editor, this makes looking at your shots &quot;easy&quot;.&nbsp; I'm not sure if I should post a link to their site, its an easy google below is their banner [ATTACH=full]422055[/ATTACH]Hope this helps</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nikonbill, post: 836979, member: 47024"] wordfairy, hello and welcome! I am a windows user (Windows 11) and have been using a program called "irfanview" to "look" through Nikon RAW files before editing. I saw this tip on another photo site. It works very well for me, you can set it up any way you like. I set it to "open" RAW file extensions. This way when pulling up any stored RAW files it will allow easy viewing. Windows photo viewer will start up correct but then turn darker making your image look strange (sadly this is how Windows is working at this time) even with the correct codec installed. You can even set it to open a file you are viewing with an installed photo editor, this makes looking at your shots "easy". I'm not sure if I should post a link to their site, its an easy google below is their banner [ATTACH type="full"]422055[/ATTACH] Hope this helps [/QUOTE]

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