XnView Software

i've posted about this 'auto-correcting' of .cr2 files also. have not gotten a solution. i had a series of shots which progress from afternoon into evening, getting progressively darker as the sun set. nconvert 'conveniently' corrected each such that the final night image (intended to be very dark) ...

just checking in to see if there's anything i can do to
help in the issue of cr2 files and their crop coordinates
having to be divided by 2.

thanks,
BabaG

woo hoo! thx!

i haven't done anything that would cause the image to load smaller than its original size. this info is a follow up on this thread: http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.php?t=12401 are there special options or switches i need to employ to get a cr2 file to load at its native resolution? thanks, BabaG

just checking. is there any progress on the issue of cropping
coordinates having to be divided by two on cr2 files? or the
resulting cropped image being 1/4 size? has it been reproducable?
do you need a cr2 file to test?

thanks,
BabaG

thankyou pierre! you might want to have a look at another post i made yesterday which also has to do with cr2 files. it's in the general support forum: http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.php?t=12402 in brief, i ran a script on a series of matched cr2 and jpg files. the jpg's ran correctly but the...

more info. i have the same images captured in both raw and jpg format. when i run the same script on the jpg images, the auto-correcting seems not to happen; the skies darken naturally as the series progresses. i made no changes to any settings. all i did was change the "cr2" references in the scrip...

sorry. been out of town for a while. just got back and have been trying out some things. i've been running nconvert from a script (wxp home/powershell). the script is simple, just running through all my canon 5d.cr2 raw files in a given folder and cropping and resizing them, then outputting them as ...

i've just been experimenting with xnview and have gotten into a corner i can't seem to find a way out of. i've been viewing .cr2 files from a new canon 5d. when i do so i'm finding that xnview is auto-compensating my exposure. how do i stop it from doing this? in other words, suppose i take shot 'a'...

aren't exe's for pc's? are you installing an exe on an osx system?

i'd like to install xnview and/or nconvert on my intel mac running osx 1.4.8. what's the current status in this regard. i seem to be seeing a lot of problems in the forum. also, a lot of the other software i look at is broken down into sections by mac osx ppc or intel. i only see mac for xnview, no ...

could someone post links to tutorials or documentation for command line
commands, options, switches, syntax? can't seem to find any. would like to
look through it before installing.

thanks,
BabaG