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From 10-Strike Software:
View photos with this free light-weight photo viewer. Fast thumbnail-generating engine allows you to manage and browse your photos faster and easier. Organize and watch slideshows. View RAW files. The EXIF shooting parameters (exposure, aperture, ISO, etc.) are displayed on the screen as subtitles. The program has settings for optimizing its performance for working faster on slow CPUs. Thus, you can display and browse JPEG and RAW photos faster on laptops, netbooks, and old computers! View IPTC and EXIF tags. The program supports widescreen monitors and TV.
What's new in this version: Version 1.2 added RAW file support for new digital cameras and widescreen monitor support.
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3.7 starsout of 6 votes
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3.7 starsout of 6 votes
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"Better than Windows Photo Viewer"
Version: Free Photo Viewer 1.2
Pros
You can view photos with it and they look like they should. It's free.
Cons
Even if you have it set to open photos by default, you can't just double click on a photo in a directory and browse through the directory. If you want to browse the directory, you have to open the program and do it.
Summary
Look, it's an image viewer. It's not fancy, it doesn't need to be. It exists to look at images. For that purpose, it works fine. Normally, I'd use Windows Photo Viewer, but that program has not been good since Windows XP. In Windows XP, Windows Photo Viewer worked as it should. However, in Vista, they messed it up. The version of Windows Photo Viewer that comes with Vista and Windows 7 distorts the colors of images. It also brightens them some. It's not a good program for viewing images as they are intended to be seen. AS an artist, I have to see stuff as it's intended to be seen, not however Windows feels like displaying it. So, I installed this program because it's free and it works. I can view images as they are intended to be seen with it, with their proper color and brightness.
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"Very efficient; easy to use."
Version: Free Photo Viewer 1.2
Pros
Not enough use for comment
Cons
Not enough use for full review yet
Summary
Not enough use to give full review
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"Enjoyable experience"
Version: Free Photo Viewer 1.2
Pros
I enjoyed its editing tools, amazing to use
Cons
too limiting features
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"Very nice to use."
Version: Free Photo Viewer 1.2
Pros
Clearly a good layout.
Cons
Keeping it maximized.
Summary
Great for sorting up front!
Really enjoy using such a compact viewer for quick sorting.
Updated on May 8, 2011 -
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Version: Free Photo Viewer 1.2
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Summary
Does a good job
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"Not good at all."
Version: Free Photo Viewer 1.2
Pros
Install was quick and easy. Uninstall was just as quick and easy.
Cons
Zooming in on photos makes them MORE pixelated than zooming in on the SAME PHOTO in Windows Photo Viewer. Very first window that opened up when I fired this program up for the first time was filled with question marks. Funny, but NOT a good sign.
Summary
Full screen view doesn't automatically size the picture to the screen. Picture quality degrades too fast when zooming compared to other photo viewers (like the one that comes with Windows 7).
When placing the cursor over the edge of a picture, you get the "resize arrows" but they don't work. That's irritating! Tried left click/drag, right click/drag, shift click/drag. NOPE! No resizing found. If it's there, it's some non-standard way of doing it.
Interface is very clunky. Explorer tree on the left, and top portion of the window is the current folder selected in the tree. Bottom portion of the screen is the actual image. WAY too much wasted screen real estate just to display folders!
This program spent a whopping 3 minutes and 45 seconds installed on my machine. That's it. That's all I needed to know I won't be looking at this program ever again. I should've known better since the only review was written by a hamster facerolling his keyboard.
