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You are, in fact, incorrect.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/927530 Free-Codecs.com :: Download Sony RAW Codec 2.0 : Sony RAW Codec works with .ARW, .SRF and .SR2 files. Download, Install, Enjoy!
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You want Free-Codecs.com :: Download Canon RAW Codec 1.7 : Canon RAW Codec is a software plug-in that enables the import and display of RAW images taken with Canon cameras. I'm not sure if these will work with Windows 7 though. I have seen this http://www.fastpictureviewer.com/codecs/ , but it does cost.
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I know it is for Sony and have tried the canon version in past. Going to give it another try now, this my be an updated version.
I hate picasa so it would help to have a quick reference tool for RAW, especially on my notebook. |
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Well I did think so but you did make it sound like you'd just tried to use the Sony one
![]() If the free ones fail for you, you could always try that codec pack. Money back if it doesn't work, or so they claim.
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Well you need to use the Raw editor that came with your camera to open them up and edit them. If you want to just view them full screen then open them with Windows Photo Gallery like you would any other picture.
If it's not set to open by default (which I suspect may be the case here) then right-click and then click 'open with' and select Windows Photo Gallery or Sony Image Data Converter SR or whatever you want to use. From there you can also select a default program to open RAW images with. It sounds like you're not really sure about the RAW format itself, what's the difference over JPEG etc. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raw_image_format This wikipedia page has some info, which includes the pros and cons of the format.
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