XnView Software

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good summary.
Suggestion: precise what tool is indeed used to set the meta data, e.g. GeoSetter is using ExifTool, and thus sometimes slow. So it could be a new column "tagger" in your table, either with "internal" or e.g. "ExifTool".
Another column could be the "mapping" tool, e.g. GoogleMaps ...

Thanks to a couple of threads in this forum, I found some software for geotagging my images. Then with Google I found some more.
In fact, I found so many that I thought it would be useful to summarise my findings as a mini-review.

I have posted it here: http://web.aanet.com.au/cameron/GPS/GPS ...

- There a no residual categories (like na)
I don't understand, sorry
na = "not applicable"
I think I can give an example of what "gust" may have been referring to, from when I filled the survey.
Some of the questions relate to paying for product or services. However, my current use of xnview is ...

Yes i have this problem that once i have entered iptc data with Xnview it does not show in my Photoshop 7.0

Can anyone tell me why and what can i do that it will be shown?
I am currently battering my head against this, trying to decide on the most efficient approach.

According to this chart ...

PTLens 8.4.12 seems to work correctly with XnView 1.91.2

Correctly extracts exif camera details and applies to image.

Chromatic aberration seems to work.

I cannot reproduce this. Is your change big enough to show up in the thumbnail?

I tried with paint and Photoshop and the thumbnail was updated every time (TIFFs and BMPs - no compression).

Simplest test is just to flip the image horizontally. That way you know it is a big change in a thumbnail.

Now we are getting somewhere - it mainly seems to be some sort of caching issue.

I could not create any new file that exhibited the problem, or use the same procedure with Photoshop, or even just copy/paste the entire file. The old file said 24-bit and the new file said 48-bit!

I uninstalled and ...

xnview wrote:Could you post your 3 pictures please?

Hmm, they are 50MB each. I'll see if I can recreate smaller examples

XnView 1.91.2 on Win XP SP2

I think there has been some improvement between 1.91.1 and 1.91.2 with 16-bits per colour images, but there are still some issues.

I checked the same 16-bit file in 3 formats, produced by Photoshop CS: TIFF, PSD, PNG
in the properties tab of the file browser all ...