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Many years ago I bought the FastPictureViewer codec pack. Nowadays it costs $10 and you get updates forever, as new cameras come out (it supports over 500 cameras including the E-M1 II, and even works with its Hires ORF files). It solves the problem forever. It also includes the option to use extra large icons in File Explorer. It is well worth the $10.
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Well spotted, I missed that one; my local dealer too.
A highly recommended shop from my experience; it's probably as well that I missed the offer though to be fair.
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I believe Faststone Image Viewer might do this for free, but don't have Windows 10 to test it on.
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The same applies to the Pen-F. Raw files from my XZ-10 and E-M5 show up fine but the Pen-F ones are just icons.Originally posted by CJJE View PostBut it seems that the MkII's RAW images don't show up in the Windows 10 File Explorer like the previous ones!Regards
Richard
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You can certainly see them in FastStone, but you need the codecs to see them in Explorer (as far as I'm aware, anyway).Originally posted by IainMacD View PostI believe Faststone Image Viewer might do this for free, but don't have Windows 10 to test it on.Regards,
Mark
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The FastPictureViewer codec will make your photos from the Pen F (or any other camera) visible as images in File Explorer.Originally posted by Otto View PostThe same applies to the Pen-F. Raw files from my XZ-10 and E-M5 show up fine but the Pen-F ones are just icons.
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That is correct. FastStone Viewer is an excellent program, but using it does not answer the original issue, which is being able to view the raw photos in various Windows programs including File Explorer. For that you need to have the codecs installed.Originally posted by drmarkf View PostYou can certainly see them in FastStone, but you need the codecs to see them in Explorer (as far as I'm aware, anyway).
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What Mark & Growtiger say.Originally posted by Growltiger View PostThe FastPictureViewer codec will make your photos from the Pen F (or any other camera) visible as images in File Explorer.
The FastPictureViewer codec works with file explorer (and other programs such as ExifToolGUI which use the file explorer API).
You can download it here:There is a 15 day free trial - it costs $9.99 thereafter.Chris
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Quite apart from Oly bringing out new cameras, I find that every now and again MicroSoft issues an update to Win10 that breaks various things, including the ability to see orfs in Explorer.
Every time (to date) I have been able to download the latest set of codecs via the original email from FastPictureViewer and it sorts the problem. So don't delete that email.
Now, I'd just like FastPictureViewer to fix MicroSoft's inability to issue an update that doesn't break the rational layout of icons on my desktop, and then I'd be really happy
Regards,
Mark
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Too much Oly gear.
Panasonic 8-18 & 15.
Assorted legacy lenses, plus a Fuji X70 & a Sony A7Cii.
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That's strange since Windows 7 shows them OK, but maybe it's because I have the Olympus codec installed too.Originally posted by CJJE View Post......................
But it seems that the MkII's RAW images don't show up in the Windows 10 File Explorer like the previous ones! I know I can see them via the Olympus Viewer software and Luminar 2018, but it seems odd that Microsoft haven't caught up yet with a camera that has been around for over a year now
Has anyone found an updated codec that makes them visible?
Ross "I fiddle with violins (when I'm not fiddling with a camera)". My Flickr
OM-1, E-M1 Mk II plus 100-400mm f5-6.3 IS, 7-14, 12-40 & 40-150 f2.8 Pro lenses, MC14 & 20.
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