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REQ: Transitions also to Quick Slide Show as option

Posted: Sat May 28, 2005 10:40 pm
by Dreamer
Could you add Transition effects also to Quick Slide Show as option please.

Re: REQ: Transition effects also to Quick Slide Show as opti

Posted: Sun May 29, 2005 10:08 am
by helmut
Dreamer wrote:Could you add Transition effects also to Quick Slide Show as option please.
Yes. It's important that it comes with an option, since some people might like effect for normal Slide show, but not like them for Quick Slide show.

Posted: Sun May 29, 2005 1:27 pm
by Dreamer
Maybe also an option in the context menu and different actions for hotkeys, e.g.:

- Start/Stop Quick Slide Show ... Space
- Start/Stop Quick Slide Show with transitions ... Pause

Posted: Sun May 29, 2005 2:11 pm
by Danny
Dreamer wrote:Maybe also an option in the context menu and different actions for hotkeys, e.g.:

- Start/Stop Quick Slide Show ... Space
- Start/Stop Quick Slide Show with transitions ... Pause
Veto.

Posted: Sun May 29, 2005 4:12 pm
by Dreamer
Danny wrote:
Dreamer wrote:Maybe also an option in the context menu and different actions for hotkeys, e.g.:

- Start/Stop Quick Slide Show ... Space
- Start/Stop Quick Slide Show with transitions ... Pause
Veto.
Why?

Posted: Sun May 29, 2005 4:35 pm
by Danny
Dreamer wrote:
Danny wrote:
Dreamer wrote:Maybe also an option in the context menu and different actions for hotkeys, e.g.:

- Start/Stop Quick Slide Show ... Space
- Start/Stop Quick Slide Show with transitions ... Pause
Veto.
Why?
1. The context menus are bloated already
2. I want to use the pause key for quick slide shows without transitions since that's how i'm used to do it from ACDSee.

Posted: Sun May 29, 2005 5:02 pm
by Dreamer
OK so maybe an option:

[x] Use Transition effects in Quick Slide Show with Pause key

- is disabled - as now, if enabled - user could use Space-without, Pause-with transitions

And one key-e.g. Ctrl+Space to always use transitions - without option.

or

- Use Transition effects in Quick Slide Show with:
(o) no key (or another-new-e.g. Ctrl+Space)
( ) Space
( ) Pause

Re: REQ: Transition effects also to Quick Slide Show as opti

Posted: Mon May 30, 2005 9:47 am
by xnview
Dreamer wrote:Could you add Transition effects also to Quick Slide Show as option please.
Yes, but not in 1.80, sorry

Posted: Sun Jan 11, 2009 11:45 pm
by Physitux
Perhaps a simple cross fading in 1.96? It would be great to have this option not only within quick slide show but also in normal view mode.

Posted: Mon Jan 12, 2009 4:01 pm
by JohnFredC
Perhaps a simple cross fading in 1.96? It would be great to have this option not only within quick slide show but also in normal view mode.
Support!

Posted: Mon Jan 12, 2009 6:13 pm
by Wolfgang.Hagemann
I would appreciate a variable crossfade time as option for all fullcreen modes very much.
This is the last thing I miss in this great software.
Just add fields to input milliseconds in fullscreen options an quick show options.
Zero = no crossfade = default.

More reasons than visual

Posted: Sat Jun 27, 2009 5:45 am
by marsh
Wolfgang.Hagemann wrote:I would appreciate a variable crossfade time as option for all fullcreen modes very much.
This is the last thing I miss in this great software.
Just add fields to input milliseconds in fullscreen options an quick show options.
Zero = no crossfade = default.
I think it would also provide a useful way to navigate images- by holding a key down (reducing stress of pressing them repeatedly).

Re: REQ: Transitions also to Quick Slide Show as option

Posted: Sat Jun 27, 2009 10:18 am
by oops66
Dreamer wrote:Could you add Transition effects also to Quick Slide Show as option please.
and
the variable crossfade time as option
+1, I support both. ( because Crossfading Transition effects is my favorite effect)
I think it would also provide a useful way to navigate images- by holding a key down (reducing stress of pressing them repeatedly).
You also can easily use the bistable key behavior function "Pause-Attn" in full screen mode (middle mouse clique on thumbnails) or view mode(double left mouse clique on thumbs), or during the quick slide show, to start or stop this Quick Slide Show. (& Options\View\Misc.\ delay & directions custom setting)

For me, it will be very interesting to have a new option too, into the quick slide show (but also into the normal slide show) to show the same image in two times, the first time as "Options\Fullscreen\Fit Image to window, large only" during few seconds(delay1=1000ms) to show the full image, and then in a second time, the same image during few seconds too(delay2=15000ms), but with "Options\Fullscreen\Fit Image to window height", to produce a kind of zoom effect but mostly to also avoid the unsightly black areas.
Because my images are now mostly under the ratio 3:2 (the "new" standard) and my LCD monitor (at the default standard) 4:3. (probably also useful with 16:9 LCD monitor)

Second look effect

Posted: Mon Jun 29, 2009 9:08 am
by marsh
oops66 wrote: For me, it will be very interesting to have a new option too, into the quick slide show (but also into the normal slide show) to show the same image in two times, the first time as "Options\Fullscreen\Fit Image to window, large only" during few seconds(delay1=1000ms) to show the full image, and then in a second time, the same image during few seconds too(delay2=15000ms), but with "Options\Fullscreen\Fit Image to window height", to produce a kind of zoom effect but mostly to also avoid the unsightly black areas.
Because my images are now mostly under the ratio 3:2 (the "new" standard) and my LCD monitor (at the default standard) 4:3. (probably also useful with 16:9 LCD monitor)
A conditional secondary zoom on ones which have certain percentage of unfilled screen space might be the way to go (instead of on all of them). Such an occasional 'double-take' is something I'm sure we all do without thinking much of it.

Re: Second look effect

Posted: Mon Jun 29, 2009 1:36 pm
by oops66
marsh wrote:A conditional secondary zoom on ones which have certain percentage of unfilled screen space might be the way to go (instead of on all of them). Such an occasional 'double-take' is something I'm sure we all do without thinking much of it.
Yes and no, lol :)
Into a manual mode (image by image), yes,
But not into an automatic mode if:
If your images into the related folder(s) have always the same ratio, I agree.
But in case of mixed images ratio ( like: some with 3:2=1.5 , some others with 4:3=1.3333, ...and so...) I disagree.

However, I like your conditional zoom effect (with a certain percentage) suggestion.

Maybe the best way for an automatic behavior is to declare a LCD monitor ration setting into XnView, by this way, XnView can easily calculate the right percent of zoom to apply ( to avoid the unsightly black areas ) but only if the image ratio is different of the screen ratio (usually LCD monitor= 4:3)