Maximized View Mode Just like the attachment
Nowadays screen is becoming wider and wider(4:3 --> 16:10 --> 16:9).
and when viewing a vertical picture there is always big blank area available but wasted both on right and left.
Is it possible to add a new viewing Mode called Maximized View Mode (MVM for short)? onto both full screen and normal window viewing.
in MVM, just put as more pictures as the screen allows in 1 display.
Picture Vertical Pixel(PVP)
Picture Horizontal Pixel(PHP)
Final Picture Horizontal Pixel(FPHP)
Screen Vertical Pixel (SVP)
Screen Horizontal Pixel (SHP)
Vertical Pixel of Picture 1 is PVP1,
Horizontal Pixel of Picture 1 is PHP1,
and We need a variable call FPHP which is the final pixel displayed after resized if the picture's PVP is larger than SVP
If PVP1<=SVP, then FPHP1=PHP1, otherwise FPHP1=PHP1*SVP/PVP1
If PVP2<=SVP, then FPHP2=PHP2, otherwise FPHP2=PHP2*SVP/PVP2
...............
If PVPN<=SVP, then FPHPN=PHPN, otherwise FPHPN=PHPN*SVP/PVP2
and so on. when FPHP1+FPHP2+.....+FPHPN > SHP, then stop and put picture1 and picture2 till picture N in one same screen display!
and if you need some space, just set the color and pixels quantity of space and the formula will be
FPHP1+ FPHP2 + ..... + FPHPN + (N-1) * space pixcel > SHP then stop.
I think it'll be a very efficient way to browse mass photos.
Suggestion : Maximized View Mode
Moderators: helmut, XnTriq, xnview
Suggestion : Maximized View Mode
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