However, if you have made changes to the images in Lightroom and you have Edit/Catalog Settings…/ unchecked, you will need to first save metadata to file (Metadata/ Save metadata to file or.Ratings will then show automatically when you re-import the images to Lightroom.(Press Delete, then select Remove rather than Delete from Disk) Alternatively, if your images are already in Lightroom, you could remove them first before assessing them in FastRawViewer.You can do this for many images at a time. If you click on that you get a warning that metadata has been changed and can select. You will see a little vertical arrow at the top right of an image. If your images are already in Lightroom, the stars or colours you assigned don’t come across automatically.You can then assign stars or colours to your selected images and these will come across when you import them to Lightroom. This means that you can quickly scan your RAW files and determine which are accurately exposed (with no blown highlights) and perhaps sharpness. It also offers focus peaking to help assess sharpness.
Its value is that it offers a genuine RAW histogram, that you don’t get in Lightroom for example, or I would think other RAW processors. As the name implies, it is a viewer with minimal editing capabilities. It is made by the same people that produced RawDigger.
A new product, FastRawViewer may be of interest to some.
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