XnView Software

Geert wrote:The pictures in the slide show are also green.
There must be a bug some where.

Even if you change the RAW setting?

I use the same html page as XnView...

i can't reproduce, i have an icon instead of a thumbnail

If you use "Only when started in fullscreen", ESC quit XnView if you start it with a file, and not if you go to the browser...

c'est noté

Oui cela a déjà été demandé

caracole wrote:La zone commentaire de l'onglet information image, ne permet pas la saisie d'un commentaire.

est-ce Normal ?

Oui il y a 'editer commentaire' pour cela

Do you have tried normalize, autolevels, autocontrast?

durumdara wrote: Thanks for it, but please help me a little: what is PCD???

It's a format from kodak

Pacha wrote:Le problème que je rencontre et ne semble trouver de bonne solution est dans la correction des yeux au niveau de la couleur....

Oui la correction yeux rouges est loin d'etre parfaite...

Yes right, it has changed. So perhaps something like 'Lock zoom'??
Well, perhaps either that, or whatever originally caused the behavior could be restored. Would that be like converting a bug to a feature? ;-)
Before was a bug :-) Many users have problem with that.
I think to add 'lock zoom' in ...

JohnFredC wrote:For synchronization with FTP, you might try BeyondCompare, the best such tool I have ever encountered. Not free, but worth the $30. It has the best user interface of any similar tools.

Beyond Compare is really good!!

jgutierrez wrote:It looks quite good Pierre!
Can't wait for the next public alpha/beta...

Yes yes, but i must work on XnView win, xnview pocket, nconvert & GFL too

Konstantin wrote: What I propose is to use the same (highest possible) zoom value for all images. The implementation would be: take the longest side of the image and make it equal to the shortest side of the display.

So 'Fit to window width' if portrait, and 'Fit to window height' if paysage??

durumdara wrote: The input file size is 100000 byte, the output is 29-40K.
Or another original image size is 493K, the output is 115K.

What I do wrong?

You can control quality with -q