OS
- Windows 8
- Windows 7
- Windows Vista
- Windows XP
Outline
Canon RAW Codec is a plug-in software that enables the import and display of Canon RAW image files when installed in Windows 8 32-bit version/Windows 7 (including SP1) 32-bit version/Windows Vista (including SP1/SP2) 32-bit version/Windows XP (including SP3) 32-bit version(*).
* To use the software with Windows XP SP3, application software that supports WIC (such as Microsoft Windows Live Photo Gallery) will be required.
Update History
Changes in Canon RAW Codec 1.11.0 ;
— Now supports the following products.
EOS 6D, EOS M, EOS 7D (Firmware v2.0.0 or later), PowerShot G15, PowerShot S110, PowerShot SX50 HS
— Supports Windows 8 32-bit version.
System requirements
1. Supported OSes
— Windows 8 32-bit version (64-bit version is not supported.)
— Windows 7 (including SP1) 32-bit version (64-bit version is not supported.)
— Windows Vista (including SP1/SP2) 32-bit version (64-bit version is not supported.)
— Windows XP SP3 32-bit version
* To use the software with Windows XP SP3, application software that supports WIC (such as Microsoft Windows Live Photo Gallery) will be required.
2. Supported PCs
-PCs with one of the above OSes pre-installed
-CPU: Pentium 1.3 GHz or faster
-RAM: 512 MB or more (Windows XP), 1 GB or more (Windows Vista/Windows 7/Windows 
-Display Resolution: 1024 x 768 pixels, High Color [16 bits] or higher
3. Supported Models
EOS 6D, EOS M, EOS 7D (Firmware v2.0.0 or later), EOS Kiss X6i / EOS REBEL T4i / EOS 650D, EOS 5D Mark III, EOS-1D X, EOS 60Da, EOS Kiss X5 / EOS REBEL T3i / EOS 600D, EOS Kiss X50 / EOS REBEL T3 / EOS 1100D, EOS 60D, EOS-1D Mark IV, EOS Kiss X4/ EOS REBEL T2i/ EOS 550D, EOS 7D, EOS Kiss X3/ EOS REBEL T1i/ EOS 500D, EOS 5D Mark II, EOS 50D, EOS Kiss F/ EOS DIGITAL REBEL XS/ EOS 1000D, EOS Kiss X2/ EOS DIGITAL REBEL XSi/ EOS 450D, EOS-1Ds Mark III, EOS-1Ds Mark II, EOS-1Ds, EOS-1D Mark III, EOS-1D Mark II N, EOS-1D Mark II, EOS-1D, EOS 5D, EOS 40D, EOS 30D, EOS 20Da, EOS 20D, EOS 10D, EOS D60, EOS D30, EOS Kiss Digital X/ EOS DIGITAL REVEL XTi/ EOS 400D, EOS Kiss Digital N/ EOS DIGITAL REBEL XT/ EOS 350D, EOS Kiss Digital/ EOS DIGITAL REBEL/ EOS 300D
PowerShot G15, PowerShot S110, PowerShot SX50 HS, PowerShot G1 X, PowerShot S100, PowerShot S100V, PowerShot G12, PowerShot S95, PowerShot G11, PowerShot S90, PowerShot SX1 IS, PowerShot G10, PowerShot G9, PowerShot G6, PowerShot S70, PowerShot S60, PowerShot Pro1, PowerShot G5, PowerShot S50, PowerShot G3, PowerShot S45, PowerShot S40, PowerShot S30, PowerShot G2, PowerShot Pro90 IS, PowerShot G1
Caution
1.Please do not use the Canon RAW Codec and the RAW image processing function of ZoomBrowser EX together.
2.There are cases where the RAW file metadata that was edited under an environment in which Canon RAW Codec 1.7 or later is installed is not available for browsing under an environment in which Canon RAW Codec 1.3 or earlier installed. When sharing a RAW file, use the same version in every environment.
3.Because there has been a change in the RAW image processing for the EOS DIGITAL products, there may be some differences in RAW image display and printing results when comparing with those of Canon RAW Codec 1.3 or earlier.
4.If a Vista PC with Canon RAW Codec installed is upgraded to Windows7, Canon RAW Codec will not function. As a workaround, uninstall Canon RAW Codec first, and then reinstall Canon RAW Codec again after the OS upgrade. (If Canon RAW Codec is installed after the upgrade, there will be no problems.)
Setup instruction
Please refer to the instructions below on how to download and install the software. Exit all other applications when installing this software.
1. Download crc-1-11-0-75r3-7l.zip from the download page.
2. Double-click the crc-1-11-0-75r3-7l.zip file. After decompressing the file, crc_1_11_0_75R3_7L will be created.
3. Double-click crc_1_11_0_75R3_7L to display RC1110UPD_7L.exe.
4. Double-click the RC1110UPD_7L.exe file.
5. Follow the instructions on the screen to perform the installation.
File information
- File name : crc-1-11-0-75r3-7l.zip
- File version : 1.11.0
- File type : zip
- File size : 29208KB
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Add support for Canon RAW (CR2) photos»
By default Windows cannot open and display Canon RAW images. This utility will solve this problem and you will be able to see those photos in Windows Picture and Fax Viewer. This is a tool that comes in handy to make sure that you an ability to deal with the fact you are able to shoot that you are able to handle all kind of image file formats. It is a tool that can deal with all the plugins with a tool that can handle all kind of extra applications.
It works for a wide range of Canon cameras from PowerShot to EOS series. This is a simple application that can deal with all manner of graphical editing functions. This is a tool that can support all the 64 but operating systems. It can handle all the kind all the settings for all the image shooting tools.
If you want a tool that can handle all the installation for all manner of tools. It is a simple application that can handle all manner of tools. It comes with all the music codecs to make sure that can be installed and helpful.
Canon RAW Codec is licensed as freeware for PC or laptop with Windows 32 bit and 64 bit operating system. It is in graphic viewers category and is available to all software users as a free download.
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Canon RAW Codec Review
Canon RAW Codec – The Canon RAW Codec enables you to use the full power of your camera’s RAW files.
This codec lets you view and playback Canon Raw files on your computer. It is compatible with most graphic cards and video playback software.
A Raw file comprises unprocessed image data taken by the camera. Viewing or editing a raw file needs to be converted into a format that the computer’s operating system can read and process. This software provides three different ways for you to convert your raw files.
Canon RAW Codec is a Windows user application that frequently transfers video data from the Canon EOS line of digital cameras to PCs. It supports importing such data in Canon’s Camera RAW format and allows for editing immediately after importing it.
Other Driver: Canon Inkjet Smart Connect
Canon RAW Codec – The Canon RAW Codec software can be used to import photos shot in Canon RAW format into Windows Explorer and Photoshop. Some products, including a PIXMA printer, or SELPHY Compact Photo Print App, will also support the RAW codec.
The Canon RAW Codec contains Canon RAW conversion software that lets you import and view CRW, CR2, and other RAW files to help you refine your images. The full codec version also offers a batch processing tool for those who want to convert multiple photos at once or want more control over some features, such as contrast curves.
Canon RAW Codec – Enjoy the freedom to capture with your Canon EOS digital camera and know that you’re capturing exactly what you see. The RAW codec allows you to adjust to contrast, saturation, noise reduction and more without losing details in your photos.
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CR3 codecs for Windows10
Dec 13, 2018
Are there already codecs out there for thumbnails in Win10?
Re: CR3 codecs for Windows10
That’s interesting that you bring that up. My thumbnail preview used to show nothing, now it shows the Photoshop ‘PS’ logo. I think my computer updated itself last night as well…could also be due to the new Camera Raw update too.
Re: CR3 codecs for Windows10
mcslsk wrote:
Are there already codecs out there for thumbnails in Win10?
Don’t hold your breath waiting for a codec update from Microsoft. You might want to look at some third party alternatives if you need to have this functionality.
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Re: CR3 codecs for Windows10
davinci953 wrote:
mcslsk wrote:
Are there already codecs out there for thumbnails in Win10?
Don’t hold your breath waiting for a codec update from Microsoft. You might want to look at some third party alternatives if you need to have this functionality.
Wouldn’t Canon provide the codec at som epoint? Which 3rd party products can I look at? Thank you.
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mcslsk wrote:
davinci953 wrote:
mcslsk wrote:
Are there already codecs out there for thumbnails in Win10?
Don’t hold your breath waiting for a codec update from Microsoft. You might want to look at some third party alternatives if you need to have this functionality.
Wouldn’t Canon provide the codec at som epoint? Which 3rd party products can I look at? Thank you.
Faststone.
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Re: CR3 codecs for Windows10
Dareshooter wrote:
mcslsk wrote:
davinci953 wrote:
mcslsk wrote:
Are there already codecs out there for thumbnails in Win10?
Don’t hold your breath waiting for a codec update from Microsoft. You might want to look at some third party alternatives if you need to have this functionality.
Wouldn’t Canon provide the codec at som epoint? Which 3rd party products can I look at? Thank you.
Faststone.
Thank you. So once Faststone is installed, thumbnails will show up in Windows Explorer?
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mcslsk wrote:
Dareshooter wrote:
mcslsk wrote:
davinci953 wrote:
mcslsk wrote:
Are there already codecs out there for thumbnails in Win10?
Don’t hold your breath waiting for a codec update from Microsoft. You might want to look at some third party alternatives if you need to have this functionality.
Wouldn’t Canon provide the codec at som epoint? Which 3rd party products can I look at? Thank you.
Faststone.
Thank you. So once Faststone is installed, thumbnails will show up in Windows Explorer?
Sorry no but you can use Faststone as an image browser,editor and Raw converter.You can also use it to make slideshows. Also it’s free but you can make a donation if you wish.
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Re: CR3 codecs for Windows10
mcslsk wrote:
Are there already codecs out there for thumbnails in Win10?
They don’t even have codecs in Windows 10 for the CR2 files from the last 2-3 years (M5, 6D ii etc), so I wouldn’t expect anything for CR3 for another few years. My old 70D was only supported last year I think.
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Re: CR3 codecs for Windows10
mcslsk wrote:
Are there already codecs out there for thumbnails in Win10?
Until EOS R you could have raw files preview in File Explorer thanks to FastPictureViewer Codec Pack
https://www.fastpictureviewer.com/codecs
But CR3 are still unsupported…
In alternative you can use Fast Stone that it’s free and can read the CR3 files of the R!
http://www.faststone.org/FSViewerDetail.htm
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Re: CR3 codecs for Windows10
diarimarcopolo wrote:
mcslsk wrote:
Are there already codecs out there for thumbnails in Win10?
Until EOS R you could have raw files preview in File Explorer thanks to FastPictureViewer Codec Pack
https://www.fastpictureviewer.com/codecs
But CR3 are still unsupported…
In alternative you can use Fast Stone that it’s free and can read the CR3 files of the R!
http://www.faststone.org/FSViewerDetail.htm
Thank you. LR and C1 do the job. But it would be nice to have thumbnails in Explorer.
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mcslsk wrote:
davinci953 wrote:
mcslsk wrote:
Are there already codecs out there for thumbnails in Win10?
Don’t hold your breath waiting for a codec update from Microsoft. You might want to look at some third party alternatives if you need to have this functionality.
Wouldn’t Canon provide the codec at som epoint? Which 3rd party products can I look at? Thank you.
As far as I know, Canon doesn’t provide the codecs to anyone. Microsoft (and Apple) develop the codecs for their respective OS. I just use DPP or Bridge to view unsupported file types.
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Re: CR3 codecs for Windows10
mcslsk wrote:
Are there already codecs out there for thumbnails in Win10?
Well, I guess then being on LR 6.14 and converting to DNG has the advantage of having thumbnails in Windows
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Thank you. LR and C1 do the job. But it would be nice to have thumbnails in Explorer.
Any news on this?
I would like to see the thumbnails of my M50 .cr3 files too!
DNG converting for me is no solution as I use C-RAW only and the Adobe DNG converter blows up the files to the size of non compressed RAW …
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mcslsk wrote:
Thank you. LR and C1 do the job. But it would be nice to have thumbnails in Explorer.
Any news on this?
I would like to see the thumbnails of my M50 .cr3 files too!
DNG converting for me is no solution as I use C-RAW only and the Adobe DNG converter blows up the files to the size of non compressed RAW …
Microsoft recently released the ‘Raw Image Extension.’ It’s usable only with Windows 10 version 1903.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/raw-image-extension/9nctdw2w1bh8?activetab=pivot:overviewtab
It looks like the M50 isn’t supported yet.
https://www.libraw.org/supported-cameras-snapshot-201903
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Yup, no R support either. I haven»t used the C-Raw, but so far, I have found two ways in which I like viewing CR3 raw files: 1) in DPP4 (if you understand how it works, it is a great photo viewer even if you don’t want to do any editing in it) and 2) maybe easier for some, in Lightroom CC. I don’t particularly like shooting in jpg, but by shooting raw+jpg, I can use the jpg file to see what I want to work on, then right click on the raw version and open it in Photoshop. Bridge would work for me too; I just haven’t used it much.
I am glad Microsoft is offering at least some codecs; I guess it was in the works before Canon started using CR3.
By being forced to use DPP4, I have come to really like a lot that can be done with the program. It is really worth learning it!
Re: CR3 codecs for Windows10
Found a response from Canon on a Microsoft forum.
Answers from Canon.
Dear Sir,
Thank you for your feedback.
Unfortunately, we have to confirm that Canon indeed no longer makes codecs available to view a thumbnail of the RAW images in the Windows Explorer.
The codecs can therefore also not be downloaded or sent by e-mail.
For viewing RAW images, we only provide our software, Digitial Photo Professional.
We are very sorry not to be able to provide you with a solution.
If you have any further questions, please contact us by replying to this message.
Sincerely,
Canon Services & Support
Slightly inconvenient if you’ve been using thumbnails in Explorer for years.
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To put it bluntly. That sucks!!! n/t
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We are very sorry not to be able to provide you with a solution.
No, they aren’t.
Unbelievable… what’s the point of using cr3? It’s a downgrade!
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Canon no longer supplies codecs for its raw files. Microsoft has finally updated its Raw Image Extension to include the codec for CR3 files for the 1DX Mark III. If you untick «Always show icons, never thumbnails» in File Explorer»s View>Options>Folder Options>View>Files and Folders in Windows 10, thumbnail images will now display. Raw Image Extension is available at no charge in the Microsoft Store. Search Raw Image Extension or Codec.
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Windows Users: Raw Image Extension updated w/CR3 Support
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/raw-image-extension/9nctdw2w1bh8 I noticed while updating my system that this plugin had finally been updated (as of May 5th), checked the release notes and CR3 is included now. Quickly checked Windows Explorer and the built in image viewer and CR3 files are…
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Canon no longer supplies codecs for its raw files. Microsoft has finally updated its Raw Image Extension to include the codec for CR3 files for the 1DX Mark III. If you untick «Always show icons, never thumbnails» in File Explorer»s View>Options>Folder Options>View>Files and Folders in Windows 10, thumbnail images will now display. Raw Image Extension is available at no charge in the Microsoft Store. Search Raw Image Extension or Codec.
This works only when the App «Photos» is the default program for your images
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This works only when the App «Photos» is the default program for your images
Not true. Rather than «Photos,» my default programs are FastRawViewer for CR3 files and FastPIctureViewer for CR2 and JPG files. All of these photo types display as thumbnail photos when File Explorer is set to display icons larger than small. When it’s set to display Small Icons or Details, the default view program icon (FRV or FPV) for the respective file type shows in the directory list. I installed FRV after acquiring the 1DX III because the codec supplied with the quick but ancient FPV had not been updated; the program would not open CR3 files. With the updated Microsoft codec, FPV can now also open CR3’s.
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This works only when the App «Photos» is the default program for your images
ACDSEE is and has been my default photo software since the 1980’s! I just checked again. The codec works fine with all my CR2 and CR3 images.
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Canon no longer supplies codecs for its raw files. Microsoft has finally updated its Raw Image Extension to include the codec for CR3 files for the 1DX Mark III. If you untick «Always show icons, never thumbnails» in File Explorer»s View>Options>Folder Options>View>Files and Folders in Windows 10, thumbnail images will now display. Raw Image Extension is available at no charge in the Microsoft Store. Search Raw Image Extension or Codec.
Awesome! Thanks for the heads up. I check the Microsoft Store for an update from time-to-time, but didn’t know about this recent update. Maybe now I can go back to shooting only RAW files. Hopefully this update will work with the R5’s RAW files.
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Not true. Rather than «Photos,» my default programs are FastRawViewer for CR3 files and FastPIctureViewer for CR2 and JPG files. All of these photo types display as thumbnail photos when File Explorer is set to display icons larger than small. When it’s set to display Small Icons or Details, the default view program icon (FRV or FPV) for the respective file type shows in the directory list. I installed FRV after acquiring the 1DX III because the codec supplied with the quick but ancient FPV had not been updated; the program would not open CR3 files. With the updated Microsoft codec, FPV can now also open CR3’s.
FRW has it’s one codec pack and this is not supporting CR3. Do you see a thumbnails of the CR3 file in Windows Explorer with FastRawViewer as default.?
My default program for CR2 is PS 2020 and without FWR Codec Pack and with Raw Image Extension I only get the default thumbnails in Windows Explorer. Only after I make Photo’s the default I get a proper thumbnail but small. Raw Image Extension is displaying the embedded JPG files in DNG or any other RAW extension. Not the actual Raw itself in full size.