I've been viewing DNG thumbnails using Windows 7 and Windows XP for
years. They have also visible in Windows Photo view in Explorer. They
were also visible in Windows 2000, (not talking about WinME), but that
required downloading a third party codec. The fact that it took this
long to support a common format, that was previously supported, is a
great argument to not be an early adopter.
On 9/25/2016 4:06 AM, Henk Terhell wrote:
After this week's anniversary update of my Windows 10 installation I
now discover that DNG files are thumbnailed in the Windows Explorer
and can also be viewed by Windows Photo Gallery.
This is much easier than having first to open Lightroom or FS viewer.
Is this what they call groundbreaking technical progress or did I miss
something?
Henk
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