here are some infos how you can use these icons.

the standard app for images in mac os x is preview.app and therefore every image should be represented with an icon with the preview-icon and the filetype in three letters under it. remember that this is just the case if you turn off symbol preview in finders view option since leopard automatically generates a preview of the image as its icon.

and since preview.app is used to show the icons we can find all image type icons in Preview.app > Contents > Resources. Sadly Preview don’t have an unique icon for all RAW file types. Instead it uses just a generic RAW-icon named RAW.icns

So here’s what you can do: Grab your desired RAW-file icon from my icon package in icns-format. Rename it as RAW.icns. Copy it over to Preview.app > Contents > Resources and overwrite the standard icon. Making a backup copy of Preview.app before doing that is a wise thing here.

The problem is that from now on every RAW-file is represented by this icon, which is a problem if you use more than one RAW format. A solution to this mess could be photoshop which really have a unique file icon for every RAW format. just make photoshop the standard app for your RAW-files and the icon should change.

The icons from Photoshop are stored in Adobe Photoshop CS3.app > Contents > Resources. the icon e.g. for .cr2-icons is named PS_CR2FileIcon.icns.

Like the above poster I think they look great but would appreciate some help in getting them installed. A little help??

Thanks.

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