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Screen capture features were a bit basic, which is only strange because everything else in this program is so numerous.Wish I could switch Categories over to Rating (also a cool metadata editor).No included help file (I know for some folks this isn't a problem).Not very intuitive - just like XnView standard, I always preferred Faststone Photo just because it seemed to work how I expected it to.Had trouble finding the slideshow delay settings.Can't figure out what the Auto Correct menu in Options does.The "categories" tool is the first metadata writer I've seen that I might actually use.Ability to quickly and easily create multi-page files in TIFF, PDF, Photoshop, and other formats.

Web, email, FTP upload (only supports a few image host sites unlike ShareX).

Good interface, clear what everything does.

File type support, both read and write (stunning.

If you have a TON of pictures on your drive and want to organize and manage them, you want this program.

Excellent search tool with tons of search criteria, support for regular expressions, even similar content.

If I saw a viewer with just those features, I'd be very impressed.

The view and filtering options alone are impressive.

Steath: no: writes trolltech junk to registry but otherwise seems portableĪlso writes empty key in HKU\.\Software\XnView

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Status: Portable (as Joby already mentioned), given that you answer all the prompts correctly:

Batch operations aren't as simple (in fact they're powerful and really cool, but not quite a replacement for the MS Photo Editor).

It didn't seem to respond to mouse edits.

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I couldn't figure out how to crop images.Color correction tools are a bit better.I've been looking for something this easy to use for a while now. PhotoScape is fantastic but it's ultimately more of a feature-rich image editor rather than a image manager and I find some of the basic operations a little cumbersome even photographers often won't open up photoshop to just crop vacation photos. Since the word feature rich comes up quite often so I'm going to take a different tack on this one: I've been looking for something to help replace the MS Office Photo Editor (the 2010 version though since 2003 they've all been about the same). Spent some time on another amazing addition to freeware.

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I can do it like that or simply not worry about being able to see it and if I REALLY need to see it, I'll just open it the paint 3D or the free app.Ĭorrect me if I'm wrong or if this gives you a hint of an inherent problem in my system.I was looking for a program to really dig into and learn and this was just the ticket. I simply do not embed the ICC and the metadata, problem solved!įor the most part, those are not needed for web pages and to show a preview for the final product. I found the problem, the free app you recommended, after I used it and opened that jpg, it said it's converting it to 8 bit! Thank you for your help! I may give xnViewMP that a try though! But, anyway, I'm not gonna worry about it, at least I'm not doing anything wrong, or missing a setting or something.

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Besides, I don't think it's a driver problem, since all other jpegs work fine that were either created by other apps or downloaded from the web. I check for video driver update, no new drivers. If I zoom, I can see more, but everything is dark. It's not really dark, the image is still there, but super light inside the dark square. I tried several options, none made a difference.īut, I DID notice something I had not noticed before. This sounds like a graphic driver issue, have you tried updating, or uninstalling and reinstalling using the latest drivers?Īnother option is to change the default app the jpegs open in, you could t ake a look at XnViewMP as an image viewer, it's free. I’m sure there will be other suggestions but try it and see if it suits your needs.įirst of, thank you for the link.

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It displays fine on Mac in Preview and xnViewMP, well all apps actually so it's not the image at fault.