Fileloupe supports most file formats that are natively supported by macOS. If you're able to view a file with the Finder, Preview.app or QuickTime Player, then you should be able to view it with Fileloupe. If a file will not open in any of those applications, then it will likely not open in Fileloupe. In cases where a file type is not natively supported by macOS, Fileloupe will attempt to display it with any third-party Quick Look plugin that might be installed.

You can test for compatibility by downloading. Images Common image types that are supported include: jpg, jpeg-2000, png, gif, tiff, bmp, psd and tga.

Experimental support is included for the following image formats: cin, dpx, hdr, rgbe, exr, sxr, mxr, rla, sgi, rgb, rgba, bw, int, inta, pic and webp. For a list of supported RAW files, please refer to Apple's Support Page:. Common image formats that are not supported include: Animated GIFs. Audio & Video Only media files that can be opened in QuickTime Player are supported: mov, mp4, m4v, 3gp, 3gpp, 3g2.

Common video formats that are not supported include: avchd, avi, mts, mxf, vob. Documents PDF and text documents are natively supported by Fileloupe. For all other file types, a compatible Quick Look plugin must be installed and registered to handle the appropriate file types.

Standard Modifier Keys On both platforms, in addition to keyboard shortcuts, the standard modifier keys are used in combination with mouse clicks to perform various tasks. Ctrl (Windows) / Cmd (Mac) selects or deselects multiple items that are not necessarily consecutive.

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For example, hold down Ctrl (Windows) / Cmd (Mac) to select multiple photos, select multiple folders, select multiple keywords, etc. Shift selects or deselects multiple consecutive items. For example, hold down Shift while clicking to select multiple photos, select multiple folders, select multiple keywords etc. Alt (Windows) / Opt (Mac)—Changes the use of some controls. For example, in Quick Develop, it swaps the ‘Clarity’ and ‘Vibrance’ buttons for ‘Sharpening’ and ‘Saturation.’ In Develop panels, it changes the panel label to a panel ‘Reset’ button, and holding it down while moving some sliders shows masks or clipping warnings. To switch catalogs when opening, hold down Ctrl (Windows) / Opt (Mac).

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