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| | Paul Thurrott's SuperSite for Windows: Longhorn Raw Image Support |
 | | Raw image files are often described as digital negatives, because they are uncompressed, unprocessed files that accurately portray the data captured by the sensor in a high-end digital camera. |
 | | Raw images, meanwhile, appear in XP with an ugly default icon, and if you try to open one, the system won't know what to do with it. |
 | | Aside from the obvious, Longhorn's support of Raw images is important because, for the first time, a common Raw image format is being supported by camera makers and, conspicuously, by Adobe, a company many might have expected to resist Microsoft's efforts. |
| www.winsupersite.com /showcase/longhorn_raw_images.asp (2100 words) |
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