If there is no stored value yet, it switches to the Fit to Screen mode.If there is a stored zoom value from a previous use of Toggle Zoom, the zoom level returns to that stored value.If the current magnification/zoom value is greater or equal than the value of the “ Toggle Zoom” Zoom to setting, then.If the current Zoom level is less than the value of the “ Toggle Zoom” Zoom to setting (this value is 100% by default), then the current zoom/magnification value will be stored and the image will be magnified/zoomed up to this value (again, to 100% for the defaults).Menu – View – Toggle Zoom or Z – toggles zoom level between the setting in Preferences and the current zoom level.Menu – View – Actual Pixels (100%) or Ctrl-1 – set the image scale to “100%” (each image pixel is displayed as one monitor pixel).Menu – View – Fit to Window width or Ctrl-Alt-0 – the image will take up the width of the window.Menu – View – Fit to Window or Ctrl-0 – changes the zoom factor in such a manner that the image fits into the current size of the window (and when changing the size of the window, the magnification factor will follow).Menu – View – Zoom Out or Ctrl-(Ctrl-Minus) – zooms out.Menu – View – Zoom In or Ctrl-+ – magnifies the image on the display.
To change the zoom level of the displayed image, you can use the following commands available through Menu - View and also through the keyboard shortcuts: Default image to Display (same as Previous/RAW/internal JPEG/external JPEG) – controls what representation will be used for display when opening the next file.Those options are explained below, in Performance Settings chapter – JPEG Handling section Other options (On prefetch, On demand, On file open) – set the event that triggers the decoding of JPEG files. JPEG Decode priorities – if set to “None” for a certain type of JPEG (Embedded – those that are contained in RAW files, External – those paired with RAW files, commonly a result of setting a camera to shoot RAW+JPEG), decoding and display of JPEGs of such types are disabled.Do not show internal JPEG if external JPEG is present – disables decoding and displaying of an embedded JPEG when there is an external one.If you turn off this setting, the pairing won’t happen – the files will be shown separately and treated as separate.
Handle RAW+JPEG together – turns on the pairing of the RAW file and JPEG of the same name.Tuning the behavior of the program in regards to the display of embedded/external JPEG files is done through Preferences – RAW+JPEG. The representation that is currently displayed is denoted with letter indicator going white. To switch between representation use Menu – View – Switch RAW/intJPEG/extJPEG or press the J key on the keyboard. File representation is damaged (errors while decoding of JPEG or RAW data).This happens for unsupported RAW formats (Sigma Foveon) or for too large RAW files (limits can be changed in Preferences – Performance – RAW file size limit). This is a default setting for when there is an internal JPEG file and the RAW+JPEG mode is on (can be changed in settings: Preferences – RAW+JPEG – Do not show internal JPEG if external JPEG is present). Lowercase means that it exists, but is unavailable for viewing for one of the following reasons: J – only JPEG (or TIFF, or PNG), without a RAW-file.Ī capital letter indicates that the representation is available for viewing.R I E – RAW, Internal JPEG, External JPEG.R I – denotes the existence of RAW and Internal JPEG.The existence of representation is displayed in the status (lower) bar of the program, between the file dimensions in pixels and the EXIF data: External JPEG file with the same name (if the setting Preferences – RAW+JPEG – Handle RAW+JPEG together is on).Embedded and External JPEGįor every file, there can be up to three “representations”: This menu is always for current (single) file even if current file is within selected group.
Right-click within main window area will show context menu similar to that in the grid mode/Filmstrip panel: In single image display mode, FastRawViewer displays the image in the main window, while the auxiliary data (EXIF, histogram, exposure statistics, XMP-data) are displayed in additional panels:
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