Settings -> uncheck 'ask before deleting', check 'automatically skip to next photo' and 'delete to recycle bin' and you can just use the arrows and delete key. If you’re doing this on a SD card, moving a file is less likely to mess up the card than deleting. Lately, I just use IrfanView - it's free, though Windows-only and lacks the Metadata features, but if I just want to delete 90 of the shots from an event, I can do it super fast. FastRawViewer opens RAW files extremely quickly and renders them on-the-fly, instead of just displaying embedded JPEGs. To reject a file: ctl+shift+del (moves current file to. Use FastRawViewer - a great time-saver and an ideal RAW workflow helper. Big thanks to Iliah Borg and his team for giving us this great opportunity We love supporting their work.

With the stock keyboard shortcuts (they’re editable) FastRawViewer is designed to be controlled mostly with keyboard and mouse, without much reaching for menus. FastRawViewer is described as extremely fast RAW image viewer that allows the user to see the real RAW-data and the real RAW histogram, and it supports virtually every camera format and is an app in the Photos & Graphics category. My use of it is pretty simple: pull up all files, flip through them, reject those in which I’ve missed focus or blown highlights (I look at the histogram for this), mark other files to be moved en-masse It’s main advantage, in this regard, is that it works on the actual RAW file and NOT simply on the JPEG file embedded within the RAW file. It’s true that FRV can be a very “technical” tool, in its approach … but, it’s also quite easy to use as a simple RAW file browsing tool, which is how I use it. FRV looks very “difficult” for a “simple” task as that. FastRawViewer is designed to be controlled mostly with keyboard and mouse, without much reaching for menus.

Using fastrawviewer