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It back to embedded and tried with the Canon ones and it works just fine. When I get a chance I'll see about sending a message to their devs, see if that does anythingI just sent them a message. We'll see... "}"> leorimkus • Senior Member • Posts: 1,979 Re: Alternative to faststone? JoostL wrote:Does it auto-rotate your Canon RAW's? I just checked and saw it works fine with Olympus RAW's (ORF). So it may be a bug related to Panasonic RW2 files they need to fix - if someone let them know.Autorotation works fine with GX7 - looks like the problem is related to specific models like GX80 only. Panasonic Lumix DMC-GX7 Panasonic Lumix DMC-G7 Sony a7 III Panasonic Lumix G Vario 45-150mm F4-5.6 ASPH Mega OIS Panasonic 20mm F1.7 II +16 more "}"> Danielvr • Veteran Member • Posts: 7,617 Re: Alternative to faststone? Does it auto-rotate your Canon RAW's? I just checked and saw it works fine with Olympus RAW's (ORF). So it may be a bug related to Panasonic RW2 files they need to fix - if someone let them know.I switched it back to embedded and tried with the Canon ones and it works just fine. When I get a chance I'll see about sending a message to their devs, see if that does anythingDid you re-make the thumbnails after changing the settings? Rotation is probably only performed once, when the thumbnails are made and stored in its database, and changing the settings won't affect them until they're re-made. Olympus E-M1 Olympus Zuiko Digital ED 12-60mm 1:2.8-4.0 SWD Olympus Zuiko Digital ED 50-200mm 1:2.8-3.5 SWD Carl Zeiss Planar T* 1,4/50 Panasonic 20mm F1.7 II +2 more "}"> (unknown member) • Senior Member • Posts: 1,001 Re: Alternative to faststone? Leo "Zoom" wrote:JoostL wrote:Does it auto-rotate your Canon RAW's? I just checked and saw it works fine with Olympus RAW's (ORF). So it may be a bug related to Panasonic RW2 files they need to fix - if someone let them know.Autorotation works fine with GX7 - looks like the problem is related to specific models like GX80 only.You,re right, G5 RW2 files are ok, G7 and G80 not. These are the ones I can test locally. "}"> Re: Faststone not auto-rotating RAW files in viewer. stewart hull wrote:I'm looking through the images I took with my GX80 on my India trip on my PC. Seeing as though Windows 10 won't natively show the thumbnails I started using Faststone but when I'm looking through them, they weren't auto rotating. I checked through the settings and made sure that auto-rotate by EXIF orientation tag was checked. Still nothing.I was concerned that there might be an issue with

"}"> How to get rid of point sample markers Nov 10, 2002 Drawing a blank...I forgot how to get rid of point sample markers (circle with crosshairs and number) in Photoshop. Has somethig to do with clicking something in info palette I think.TIA.Isabel Sony RX10 IV Canon EOS 7D Panasonic Lumix DMC-GX7 Olympus OM-D E-M10 II Sony a7 III +2 more "}"> MagicAngel • Veteran Member • Posts: 4,504 Re: How to get rid of point sample markers You just alt click on them to remove them.Isabel Cutlerwrote:Drawing a blank...I forgot how to get rid of point sample markers(circle with crosshairs and number) in Photoshop. Has somethig todo with clicking something in info palette I think.TIA.Isabel "}"> Re: How to get rid of point sample markers Rats...I thought I tried that...Thanks.IsabelActually I just clicked on the move tool and clicked and they disappeared! Weird. I think some Halloween gremlins didn't get enough candy.IsabelMagicAngelwrote:You just alt click on them to remove them.Isabel Cutlerwrote:Drawing a blank...I forgot how to get rid of point sample markers(circle with crosshairs and number) in Photoshop. Has somethig todo with clicking something in info palette I think.TIA.Isabel Sony RX10 IV Canon EOS 7D Panasonic Lumix DMC-GX7 Olympus OM-D E-M10 II Sony a7 III +2 more "}"> MagicAngel • Veteran Member • Posts: 4,504 Re: How to get rid of point sample markers There is one more way to do it, but I can't remember what it is. I don't think either way we discussed is 'the' way to remove them.Isabel Cutlerwrote:Rats...I thought I tried that...Thanks.IsabelActually I just clicked on the move tool and clicked and theydisappeared! Weird. I think some Halloween gremlins didn't getenough candy.IsabelMagicAngelwrote:You just alt click on them to remove them.Isabel Cutlerwrote:Drawing a blank...I forgot how to get rid of point sample markers(circle with crosshairs and number) in Photoshop. Has somethig todo with clicking something in info palette I think.TIA.Isabel "}"> When the color sample tool is selected a "clear" option is in the options bar above.IsabelMagicAngelwrote:There is one more way to do it, but I can't remember what it is. Idon't think either way we discussed is 'the' way to remove them.Isabel Cutlerwrote:Rats...I thought I tried that...Thanks.IsabelActually I just clicked on the move tool and clicked and theydisappeared! Weird. I think some Halloween gremlins didn't getenough candy.IsabelMagicAngelwrote:You just alt click on them to remove them.Isabel Cutlerwrote:Drawing a blank...I forgot how to get rid of point sample markers(circle with crosshairs and number) in Photoshop. Has somethig todo with clicking something in info palette I think.TIA.Isabel Sony RX10 IV Canon EOS 7D Panasonic Lumix DMC-GX7 Olympus OM-D E-M10 II Sony a7 III +2 more "}"> MagicAngel • Veteran Member • Posts: 4,504 Re: Just learned this... Yes, that IS IT! I knew there was a way to get rid of them without having to click on them.Isabel Cutlerwrote:When the color sample tool is selected a "clear" option is in theoptions bar above.IsabelMagicAngelwrote:There is one more way to do it, but I can't remember what it is.

16MP - Four Thirds Sensor3" Fixed ScreenISO 160 - 128001920 x 1080 videoMicro Four Thirds Mount318g - 116 x 68 x 39mmLaunched February 2012Newer Model is Panasonic GX7 Read full specs Alternatives Lenses Size Comparison FAQ Portability87 Imaging51 Features54 Overall52 Panasonic GX1 overview Panasonic GX1 is Panasonic's Entry-Level Mirrorless digital camera originally released on February of 2012. The camera has got a 16MP, CMOS Four Thirds sized sensor and has a maximum resolution of 4592 x 3448. Panasonic introduced the more recent Panasonic GX7 (Read Full Comparison) as a way to improve this model. The GX1 is rated #89 out of 117 in Entry-Level Mirrorless cameras and all around #396 out of 1465 for cameras in our list. Remember to try out our Advanced camera search to see camera ratings based on your personalized criteria. Apple Innovates by Creating Next-Level Optical Stabilization for iPhone Below is a chart of various criteria used in the scoring system. Panasonic GX1 historyThe Panasonic GX1 is part of a family of cameras. You can view the full range below. Panasonic GX1 Gallery You can check the GX1 from several angles in the gallery below. Panasonic GX1 Pros and Cons Below is a collection of benefits and drawbacks of the Panasonic GX1 based on factors that are normally viewed as useful in a digital camera. built-in flash change lenses (Micro Four Thirds mount) comes with HDMI socket decent sized screen (3 inches) features touch to focus has touchscreen high video quality (1920 x 1080 pxls) megapixel count decent (16 megapixels) nice sensor size (Four Thirds) offers face detection focusing offers tracking autofocus saves RAW formats you can focus manually bad battery (300 shots) doesn't have phase detect AF doesn't posses selfie friendly screen fixed screen missing external mic socket missing headphone socket missing Time Lapse function no image stabilization screen has low resolution (460 thousand dots) slow frames per second (4.0 frames per second) President Biden pushes bill mandating TikTok sale or ban Panasonic GX1 Sensor specifications The Panasonic GX1 houses the Venus Engine FHD processor. The dimension of the sensor on the Panasonic GX1

In an effort to simplify its line-up of mirrorless interchangeable lens cameras, Panasonic recently assigned the “GX” prefix to all its flat-topped models. While it was once possible to decipher the target audience from the prefix itself, we now have to look at how many digits follow the prefix: one is used for the flagship (GX?), two for the mid-range model (GX??) and three for the entry-level model (GX???).In the following comparison, we’re going to be looking at how the current mid-range and entry-level products, the Lumix GX85 and GX850*, compare. The former was released over six months ago and has proven just as successful as its predecessor, the GX7, while the latter replaces the GF7 (and the GF8 in Asia) and is one of Panasonic’s latest interchangeable models.*Note that these cameras are alternatively known as the GX80 and GX800 in Europe. Funnily enough, the new naming system does not apply in Japan where they are called the GX7 II and GF9 respectively.Ethics statement: We purchased the Lumix GX85 for our own personal use, while the Lumix GX850 was sent to us by Panasonic UK for a loan period of two weeks. We were not asked to write anything about these cameras, nor were we provided any other compensation of any kind. Within the article, there are affiliate links. If you buy something after clicking the link, we will receive a small commission. To know more about our ethics, you can visit our full disclosure page. Thank you![toc heading_levels=”2″]Main SpecificationsLumix GX850Sensor: 16MP Micro Four ThirdsLens system: Micro Four Thirds mountWeather-sealing: NoInternal stabilisation: NoAutofocus: Depth from Defocus contrast detectionContinuous shooting: 10fps (electronic shutter), 5.8fps, 4fps and 2fps (S-AF)ISO Sensitivity: 200 – 25600 with 100 (Extended)Shutter speed: 60s – 1/500 (mechanical), 1s – 1/16000 (electronic)Viewfinder: NoRear monitor: 3-inch TFT LCD monitor with touch controlMovie recording: 4K at 25p/24p, Full at 50p/25pBuilt-in flash: YesSilent mode: YesExtra features: 4K Photo, Multiple Exposure, Panorama, Time Lapse, Stop Motion Animation, Bracket, Built-in WifiDimensions: 106.5 x 64.6 x 33.3 mmWeight: 269g (with battery and SD card)Lumix GX85Sensor: 16MP Micro Four ThirdsLens system: Micro Four Thirds mountWeather-sealing: NoInternal stabilisation: 5-axis in-body and Dual I.S.Autofocus: Depth from Defocus contrast detectionContinuous shooting: 40fps (electronic shutter), 8fps, 6fps or 2fps (S-AF)ISO sensitivity: 200 – 25600 with 100 (Extended)Shutter speeds: 60s – 1/4000 (mechanical), 1s – 1/16000 (electronic)Viewfinder: LCD Live View Finder (2,765k dots equivalent)Rear monitor: 3-inch TFT LCD monitor with touch