RawVisionDemo

★★★★★ Does what it says it does It took a moment or two to workout how the app worked - It became more intuitive the more I played with it. This seems the better of the RAW apps that I have tried and I have now downloaded the paid version.

★★★★★ Really good, and could be great After trading some emails with the developer of this app, I decided to give it a try. First, I'll say that he was very quick to respond to questions, which is a big plus. As a professional photographer, I'm sometimes in the position of wanting to review images outside of my office. Carrying a laptop can be heavy, but a tablet is much easier. I don't necessarily want to edit on the road either because laptop screens are not good foe critical editing tasks. The screen on the tablet is actually higher quality. But initial reviewing, culling and maybe flipping out the odd JPEG preview to post on social media or for a client are things that could be done on location. RAWVision is great for that. The app is quick to preview the images as thumbnail. To be clear, it's not actually decoding the RAW file but rather reading the JPEG embedded in the RAW file. That's also what the editing is based on. Bringing up an image full screen on the hi rez display of my Asus TF700T looks good. The app uses the Aviary photo editor that is available to be used by other app developers. It's OK but not great and that's what drops the overall rating down a notch.

★★★★★ Panasonic LX3 Looks like an app with great potential. Would need Panasonic RAW (LX3 & co) to be useful for me. Keep up the good work!

★★☆☆☆ rasterized view on full screen On my asus prime the full screen view, the images are badly rasterized. Deinstalled the full version. Hope that this issue will be solved, sadly i cannot test it, because the demo version doesn't allow to show an image full screen.

★★☆☆☆ Useless for raw import You can't recover overexposed photos, brightness and effects are not applied to the raw image.

★★☆☆☆ Appears to be usless This app does not work. It cannot see or read an SD card with images from an Olympus camera. Card plugged into USB port of a Nexus 10.

★★☆☆☆ Did not open .dng from lr4. lr4 = Light Room 4. I wanted to import my photos into lr4 where they are converted to DNG. Then use my Samsung galaxy tab 10.1 to rate them and sort out the keepers. But it would not open the adobe .dng file. I though since Adobe created .dng that it would work fine. But all I got as a red circle with an "X" in it for the adobe .dng files. Seemed to work fine for .jpg.