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RW2) when installed in Windows Vista for Windows Explorer or Windows Photo Gallery in the same way as JPEG files. Any other operations are slowed down while images in the RAW format are being displayed.

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Now, you can play/edit Panasonic G6 video in FCP/iMovie/FCE on Mac OS X freely.

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You will face 2K photos rather than 2K x 30 or more photos of these PF footage. Or use the in-camera Focus Stacking feature of your camera, do automatic merging into 1 JPG ( which won't take much time to do it), then do further editing on your computer like any ordinary JPG. You might consider the "Free Video to JPG Converter" to do the extraction. To edit each frame of the footage you can extract frames into JPG then handle them like ordinary photo. To edit PF output indeed need a video editor, not a photo editor. I do not use Google Photo, but doubt it can handle Post Focus output because PF indeed is a 1 to few seconds length of 4K video i.e., a 1" footage has 30 frames in it. I hope it's not necessary! I would surely go nuts attempting it on a tiny screen with the limited instruction. You're saying that would be at least possible on my camera 😳. It was the first thing I really did on my new computer, plus a few applications to manage other stuff I do but in a matter of 2 days took all my hard drive memory as I could not edit and organise without downloading to Google photos (I only took a weeks worth, 90% are Post focused, they are heavy files.) The PF photos seem altogether impossible to edit, yet I can't get anywhere unless I convert each one to JPG. They did go straight on the cloud, but even so. There were 2414 photos and a good 30% are one second videos. The PF must have been set accidentally and I only discovered it after downloading on my computer. I use it to rename every photos by "YYDDMM HHMMSS XXX" for permanent storage (XXX is camera model). The free FastStone is a good image viewer with basic editing tools and renaming ability. So, all shooting sessions are sorting by their shooting date. " Xmas party", then keep all photos & video taken from that event there. I set a Partition called Photo on E: drive, and setup sub folders in time & event name, e.g. I have 3 internal hard disks on my computer. In my case, I use Windows PC, so the Windows Explorer is my tool. Once if we mess up with the system, the software can't locate the files. I don't use PFS or other similar software because of their proprietary folder system.

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Extract frames from MP4 file to do stacking is not easy job. *Note, stacking output from post focus file is easiest to do it in camera. Just create a folder on your hard disk, in a name you prefer, then use either Copy/Paste or Cut/Paste, or by the drag and drop to download the files (photo and video, Post Focus is a video file) to such folder. Of the operating system? We don't need any specific software to do this

The free version of Silkypix works fine if you need RAW PP.

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I can't remember if PFS will do the Post-focus merge for you on the PC - suspect that it does.įor general image editing, there are many free products, Faststone is certainly quite useful for Jpeg. Worst-case scenario is that you put the cards back into the camera to perform your Post-focus merging in-camera, then save and transfer the output file(s) to the PC. I wouldn't delete the images from the cards until you are happy that you can achieve all you want on the PC. PFS will allow you to see the 4Post-focus files. When transferring from the card (via card reader), I select the appropriate camera folder, PFS then creates a folder for each day (you'd need to set this in preferences). I use the same PFS for all cameras, with a top-level folder for each camera. PFS is likely to be your best bet to organise, mine is set to create a folder for each day's images. Are those answers still good, PFS and that other suggestion (afraid I may lose this text to see it!) or must I cull through todays's thirty-odd options? Three years have passed since Jagladden brought up the which photo management application is best question.

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Not only do I need to choose a photo editing software, I need to learn how to trim these Post Focus (4K?) shots into single PDF images. Now that I have a new PC I can download again, but theres a problem. I bought huge memory cards and stored images there.

After downloading those images, my external storage became defunct, then my computer became obsolete, and I could not ever edit them. Most of you probably have a new camera! I bought it to take on a safari in August 2018. I realise I am replying to an old post, but for me this camera (Panasonic DMC TZ80) is still a very big deal, so I am very interested in this subject.