What image viewer are you using?
By ferdzNK
@ferdzNK (3211)
Philippines
April 23, 2008 7:16am CST
I'm using XnView a utility for viewing almost all popular image format, convert one format to another and perform image manipulations such as resize, rotate, crop, adjust colors and much more. If you have the right video codec installed, you can preview: VCD/DVD, avi, mpg, flv and mkv videos.
It is freeware for private non-comercial use and will run on Windows, MAC and Linux, for much detailed features see http://www.xnview.com/
What image viewer are you using?
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@Asylum (47893)
• Manchester, England
26 Apr 08
I tend to use Adobe Photoshop for any image editing. It may be a little user unfreindly at first but it is an excellent program.
If I am simply viewing an image then I still mostly use Photoshop, but I have used Microsoft Office Picture Manager from time to time because it loads a lot faster.
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@ferdzNK (3211)
• Philippines
27 Apr 08
Adobe Photoshop is one mean photo editor, the best I would say in it s class. The interface appear simple yet very intimidating for a nubie. It does load slow even on newer machine this is why I still stick with 7.
Microsoft Office Picture Manager is another excellent viewer and offer common picture manipulation tools too. With this and Photoshop, you're pretty much covered in terms of image processing.
Thanks Asylum for sharing your tools.
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@vinubaby123 (417)
• India
23 Apr 08
i am using windows fax viewer now. i used to use acd see, which was my favorite. after shifting to my current city, i am using laptop and not desktop. so, the default image viewer is windows fax viewer. i am quiet ok with this software. anyway, i would like to check the software that you recommended. thanks for sharing an info.
anyway, enjoy mylotting and keep rocking...
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@mnsrwt123 (2057)
• India
24 Apr 08
Well, I just using Windows XP default image viewer which also supports most of the popular formats and rotating the image and its pretty handy. And you just share this software which looks pretty much handy so thanks mate for sharing this software. I'll surely download this one to view images afterwards.
thnx again,
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@dartman2 (124)
• Canada
2 May 08
I have been using FastStone Image Viewer for years and have yet to find one as great for my purposes. It is quick, attractive, easy-to-navigate and has many features that work without fault. Many years ago, I used ACDSee and occasionally now I will check out other highly-rated image viewers but I always come back to FastStone. FastStone's website has other software available as well that one may be interested in. The viewer is FREE for home or personal use. I highly recommend trying this excellent program from this reputable supplier. I have used this happily for so many years, I even made a small donation last year, and now have a registered copy.
http://www.faststone.org/FSViewerDetail.htm
@ferdzNK (3211)
• Philippines
3 May 08
I've seen faststone before though I never had the change to use it. I check the site and its great, support a lot of image format, built-in editor, skinable and a lot more. Another free viewer that is tested, stable and fast, thanks for sharing this Dartman and welcome to myLot.
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