Quick Delete in DPP or Other?

[tom_berkowski]

Camera save RAW + large jpg for every picture. After downloading my pictures

to my computer, I have lots of duds which I want to delete before working on

the good ones. I find DPP to be very slow with this. I have to delete each

RAW, then the JPG, confirm, etc. I'd like to be able to select multiple

pictures, then delete them all. Shift and CTL don't seem to work for that.

 

Alternatively, I can use Windows file folder which will show the jpg version as

preview, but the advantage of DPP is that my portrait picures show as portrait

automatically. With windows, I need to turn my head.

 

Any suggestions?

[javier_gonzalez9]

well what I do is that I quick check them first and the ones I don't like I check them with 1 after I'm done I then sort them via check number and delete all of the ones I checked 1. I don't shoot Raw+jpeg haven't got the necessity for it.

[petemillis]

You can select multiple images in DPP - just hold Ctrl while clicking them with left mouse button. Then his delete and confirm. Provided you haven't set DPP to show just the RAW files or just the JPG files then it will show them all.

[tom_berkowski]

Pete is right. I tried it before aas CTRL works in other Microsoft applications, but I didn't notice the very slight shading that indicated that multiple items are selected.

 

I'll also just tag the duds as the other person recommended, then CTRL select delete.

 

Thanks.

[zackojones]

I use ZoomBrowser to quickly go through images to delete the ones I don't want to keep. It's much faster for doing that sort of thing than DPP is.