Bursts

Submitted by feklee on Fri, 01/05/2024 - 10:09
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Most of the time, I cull images shot in burst mode in-camera. There they are nicely grouped. Dangerous, I know, but so convenient. I shoot a lot of bursts.
 
Can FastRawViewer group images shot in bursts?
 
At least for my Sony ZV-1, the data is in the Exif data, albeit redundant and not pretty. The output of ExifTool below gives an example. Here _DSC0036.ARW, _DSC0037.ARW, and _DSC0048.ARW are part of the same burst. _DSC0049.ARW and _DSC0055.ARW start a new burst.

$ exiftool -All _DSC0036.ARW _DSC0037.ARW _DSC0048.ARW _DSC0049.ARW _DSC0055.ARW | grep -i seq
Sequence Number : 1
Sequence Image Number : 1
Sequence File Number : 1
Sequence Length : Continuous
Sequence Number : 2
Sequence Image Number : 2
Sequence File Number : 2
Sequence Length : Continuous
Sequence Number : 13
Sequence Image Number : 13
Sequence File Number : 13
Sequence Length : Continuous
Sequence Number : 1
Sequence Image Number : 1
Sequence File Number : 1
Sequence Length : Continuous
Sequence Number : 1
Sequence Image Number : 1
Sequence File Number : 1
Sequence Length : Continuous

lexa

Fri, 01/05/2024 - 10:43

There is nothing special in FastRawViewer related to image bursts and/or other sequence types (e.g. PixelShift series)

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Alex Tutubalin/FastRawViewer team

feklee

Fri, 01/05/2024 - 11:22

Thanks, Alex! Consider it a feature request then. I don't think I'm the only one who would like to see that. After all, grouping bursts is an option in many cameras.

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