Sadly, the XnView previews have always been essentially useless without a full resolution image to zoom and pan to see the effects of the adjustments. A down-sampled proxy is inadequate for ALL purposes of adjustment preview. Several posts in the forum about this over the years.
Sometimes I disable the previews and just use the dialog sliders on the displayed image, but in that mode "before and after" doesn't work as well for some things (since the dialogs are modal, I cannot zoom or pan the editor image while the dialog is displayed).
Stymied in all directions, I move to another tool where the previews work as they should.
Couldn't you just "point" to the editor bitmap buffer for the "before" image and use some memory copying to get a bitmap for the "after" (aka) adjusted preview?
An additional step in the right direction would be to make the adjustment dialogs non-modal for zoom and pan of the editor image.
JohnFredC wrote:Sadly, the XnView previews have always been essentially useless without a full resolution image to zoom and pan to see the effects of the adjustments. A down-sampled proxy is inadequate for ALL purposes of adjustment preview. Several posts in the forum about this over the years.
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