XnView Software

that would be just wonderful indeed. Here is a floating point .rpf file for testing as well. http://www.thibaud.be/dropbox/rpf_test32.rar also .rpf being a format that is condemned to disappear sooner or later in favor of exr. it would be great to see this functionality accessible for exr files as w...

Yes a great suggestion, i'll check if it's possible easily Great news.. it might easy.. or not, but as far as I'm concerned this is the number one issue that could make xnview finally usable for me (and probably not only me) I'd be surprise to see anyone voting for the "make me wait longer (loose t...

on vista 64:
exiting full screen viewer mode (F11) always restore the main window to it's un-maximized state (size and position).

2. Buttons on Browser dividers Personally, I wouldn't bother with these if this is a headache to implement with qt libs. I've never been a big fan of theses, their usability is really questionable. I'm tempted to believe that retractable panels might be a better alternative for that purpose (cf lig...

I don't understand. Why change the behavior from XnView 1.95 and ask users to learn new, specialized behavior just for the MP version? Agree that behavior should probably be consistent between xnview and MP. yet I'm all up to any ergonomics improvements that can be made to both. and more specifical...

Pierre, Please consider using some standard default shortcuts for such thing. ctrl+alt+o is not user friendly. it's a 2 step action it requires you to make a selection first (drop the mouse) and use you 2 hands to alt+ctrl+o. why not have a simple ctrl+dblclick to open in new tab. also middle mouse ...

a few difference here: .scroll wheel direction is inverted in xnviewMP - scrolling down plays previous file instead of next file. .when exiting fullscreen view the main window does not stay maximized. .there is no way of going full screen with middle mouse bt (wheel bt). .there is still no way of ha...

no doubt, my vote for that as well.
I was just afraid to ask.

(Times are not respresentative of reality) Indeed, everybody is aware that acdsee will complete the whole process in less time actually. :wink: but ACDSee *feels* faster because images display as they're being loaded I'd say this is actually much much more than a feeling: being able to preview an i...

and one thing i have not the same financial or development means as Picasa, ACDsee, .... Smile I think everybody here is aware that google != Pierre. :) I certainly didn't mean to bring both application to a confrontation. I would just like to encourage you once again with xnviewMP development (whi...

I think you just described FastPictureViewer: http://www.fastpictureviewer.com/ It doesn't have any sort of browsing or thumbnails, but its straightforward and damn fast. Thanks a lot for the info. I had never heard of it. it looks extremely capable and highly optimized (gpu extensions support, mul...

give me just picasa3 image viewer with a extended image format support:
(floating point like hdr, exr, etc..) and I'd pay a lot for it.
yes, all I actually need is just a damn simple VIEWER (but a fast one and rock stable.)

I have never used Picasa so maybe this is wrong

but I have never used Picasa3

why don't you try it out ?

Yeah I must say I'm simply baffled by picasa viewer speed. navigating a huge folder of very hig-res images just feels like real time. while keeping the arrow key pressed (keyboard repeat rate is around 25/s) I'm actually able to preview high-res film image sequences in real time (no drops, no flicke...

Pierre,
on the same subject, do you plan to implement an instant low-res (scaled thumb) displayed while the full res image loads ? (like in Picasa 3)

and, Will the current delay (for the image read to be completed before being displayed) stay ? or will we have some sort of progressive rendering.