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One of the challenges of either switching to digital cameras or digitizing your film images, is finding the file that you want to work on. With prints or slides, you just search through the piles until you find the image you want. When your files are on your computer, it can be a very different story. You're likely to have a large number of files, stashed into a directory called My Photos. To make matters worse if the files come directly from a digital camera, they have names such as DSC0279.jpg or CRW_7004.crw. So how do you know which one of all those files is the one you really wanted to work on?
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For people who don't shoot Canon RAW files, BreezeBrowser can still be a handy tool for your digital darkroom. The program has a file- manager interface that lets you click on a directory and display a set of thumbnail images of all the photos in the directory (including Canon RAW, jpg, tiff, png, and psd format files). Set the thumbnails to extra
large, and you have a workable contact sheet on you monitor to view your photos. Double clicking on any of the thumbnails will show a larger version of the image, complete with the file EXIF data and a histogram of the red, green, blue, and overall luminosity levels. You can also view the image at 100% magnification.
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