XnView Software

Hi all,
I have XnView set to show some EXIF data when in Fullscreen, however, that information is not automatically shown when in Viewer. How can I make this information appear permanently, so I do not always have to press "I" or go to View - Show information when in Viewer, please?

Thank you
Roman

I wholeheartedly support this request. It would be very nice if XnView could eg. resize four images (in case of a quad-core processor) at the same time instead of just one after another.

Roman

marsh,
I don't think so. If Tab would be caught by another program it should not crash XnView anyways.

Bug still present in 1.98.2. Perhaps it's related to my multi-monitor setup?

XnView 1.98.1
Windows 7 Enterprise 64-bit
clean .ini

From Explorer click on an image file (any JPG will do). XnView will open the image. Press Tab a few times. XnView crashes.

Roman

This seems to be fixed in v1.98 beta 1, even though I could not find the fix being mentioned in the changelog.

Thank you
Roman

Ahh, looks fine in 1.98 beta 1, thanks!

Roman

Hello Pierre,
Yes, Explorer is Windows Explorer. The file manager does not really matter, though, same with Total Commander.

EDIT: This seems to be working fine in 1.98 beta 1.

Thank you
Roman

Hi all, Please download the DPReview test CR2 file from http://movies.dpreview.com.s3.amazonaws.com/canon_s95/IMG_2273.CR2.zip . When opened in XnView the it looks all wrong, as if someone had maxed out the contrast - please see this PNG I saved directly from XnView - http://thehacker.totalcmd.net/I...

Options - Keyboard/Mouse - Switching modes - Use ENTER to switch between: - Browser > Fullscreen > Viewer Options - General - Operations - Mode when starting with a file - Fullscreen-Browser 1. Open an image file from Explorer (click on it or press Enter) 2. Alt-Tab back to Explorer and open another...

XnTriq wrote:DxOMark: Half-cooked RAW (10/Mar/2009)

Thank you.

xnview wrote:Could you post the RAW file?

Of course.
http://thehacker.totalcmd.net/xnview/DSC00003.ARW

Roman

Hello obelisk , you obviously have no idea what a raw image is. go read up on it, if you want the raw to look exactly like the camera jpg, use the sony software. you may be disappointed in what the raw looks like, but sorry, THAT IS what your Sony camera took. If you don't know how to take photos pr...

xnview wrote:Do you use 'Use automatic balance' & 'Automatic brightness'?

I tried all 16 combinations of "High resolution", "Use automatic white balance", "Use camera white balance" and "Automatic brightness". Does any combination produce a good image for you?

Roman

Pierre,

xnview wrote:If you want to view ARW in high resolution, the loading will be slow... (decoding is slow)...

OK, I can accept that, if there is no faster way, but the image still looks way worse than the JPG image (or the embedded preview). Any way this could be improved?

TIA
Roman

Hello Pierre , all As a happy owner of a new Sony DSLR I have to agree with rra , the ARW file looks much worse than the JPG and it takes a long time to read / process. I have uploaded one sample ARW and the corresponding JPG for testing. http://thehacker.totalcmd.net/xnview/DSC00015.ARW http://theh...