1/31/2024 0 Comments Olympus viewer 3 mov export![]() Since I was provided early access to the software before release, I was using a pre-production version, which may slightly differ from the finalized public release on the official launch. ![]() All my images shown from my Olympus OM-D E-M1X article recently were fully post-processed with Olympus Workspace. This blog article is merely an overview of what is new and what has changed from the previous Olympus Viewer 3. ![]() I am not doing a review for the Olympus Workspace. I am an Olympus Visionary, a brand ambassador for Olympus Malaysia. I will post an update here as soon as I get word that the Olympus Workspace is available for everyone to use.īefore we dive in too deep, here are some disclaimers. Important note: The Olympus Workspace is not yet available for download at this moment, but I went ahead and publish this article because I have promised to do so in my recent E-M1X article. UPDATE 5.45pm - Olympus Workspace is now live and available for download. The official page for Olympus Workspace can be found here (click). I have had the opportunity to test the new Olympus Workspace before the release, and I am sharing my experience using it here in this blog article. The new Olympus Workspace effectively replaces the dated Olympus Viewer 3 as the official native image editing software rolled out by Olympus to fully support the RAW (orf) files and allow full conversion to camera JPEG quality. On the same day as the launch of the Olympus OM-D E-M1X, Olympus also launched a new post-processing software - Olympus Workspace.
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