Filed under: Photo, Windows, Freeware
How to add Mac-like RAW image support to Windows 7, Vista, XP
by Sebastian Anthony Oct 21st 2009
But how will this help me...? Well, if you're not a photographer, this is utterly insignificant. If you are a photographer though -- and I'd hazard a guess that most or all of us here have a digital camera -- it means that you no longer need to rely on manufacturer's own-brand image browser, or Adobe's Lightroom or Photoshop. You could now, in theory, manage your photography portfolio through Windows -- you can already tag and star-rate images, but with this codec pack there's absolutely no reason to use other tools.
And best of all it's free and devoid of any malware. It installs into the background and you'll never hear from it again. It's yet another good reason to install Windows 7...
P.S. Taken a little wind out of your sails, eh, Apple-centric photographers?
This morning, Adobe announce the latest beta of their 
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