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williamjaywhalenOct 22nd 2009 8:42AM

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I see a bigger problem for us higher end DSLR users. If you shoot 300 RAW images...it's great to be able to view them quickly with Explorer, however the whole reason you should shoot in RAW is that you can modify the photo elements such as f-stop, aperture and other settings with RAW. Canon's software also supports batch processing so that you can apply types of settings such as outputting a chunk of images to black and white with particular types of configurations for a batch of photos. Windows still doens't do a good job handling RAW, which is why Apple (although I don't have any Apple besides iPods) handles RAW better as a integrated part of the OS.

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