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What Image Veiwers Do You Use ?

 
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 Last Update: December 25, 2005, 12:44 am
 
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Hey guys which iamg veiwer do you use?
I use acd see because it is the powerfull tool to see images and its new version has released acd see 7.0.Now you tell me which one do you use for seeing images.
ok :P










   Sat Nov 20, 2004    Reply         

they all do the same thing pretty much.... i use kimage, or konqueror... whatever.

   Sun Nov 21, 2004    Reply         

doesnt anyone use the Image Viewer which accompanies Win XP, i think it is pretty decent. or am i the only one. of course this only goes for people who have XP :P

   Mon Nov 22, 2004    Reply         


Just to have a look to my images, I use the WinXP standard Viewer, but for quick modifications, I use IrfanView, for more info:

Download IrfanView

I find it very useful.

   Mon Nov 22, 2004    Reply         

windows viewer for default, irfanview for modifications indeed
and for linux, i don't remember the name. quickshow or something like that. most of the linux viewers don't have a 'previous' & 'next" function, but the one i use does... which is great hehe

   Tue Nov 23, 2004    Reply         

hi
i'm using ACD for more than 5 years
it is easy,flaxible,and professional viewer

   Tue Nov 23, 2004    Reply         


windows xp viewer blows because of the fact that it can't read all types of images!!!!...but yeah just look for a good one its basicly all the same thing

   Wed Nov 24, 2004    Reply         

I use linux and when I got LINUX 10 the installation was without the best img viewer

Kuickshow

Does anyone know why it is off?

   Thu Nov 25, 2004    Reply         

I'm a fan of Irfanview too. Actually with plugins it is lot more than just an image viewer. Heck it can play mp3's, show video and do operations to images. And still it is ultralight as an image viewer has to be for quick loading and shut down.

   Sun Nov 28, 2004    Reply         

Irfran view for me as well. I used to use ACDsee, but I decided I wanted to use as much fully legit software as possible. So, I now use Irfran view. Its pure freeware, and for all the purposes I ever needed ACDsee for, its just as good, if not better.

   Sun Nov 28, 2004    Reply         

yea....i too use Infranview. It's fast, easy, and it doesn't give me any problems at all. I don't have much use for it anymore...but it'sstill installed in my comp ^_^

   Sun Nov 28, 2004    Reply         

anyone use picasso - the new image viewer from google

it makes a personal timeline depending on when you upload your pictures

i think its great, very practical and excellent for the newer users :P

   Sun Nov 28, 2004    Reply         

It really depends on what file format your photos are in. For me, I shoot RAW with my DSLR. Most image viewers are slow as tar trying to open a folder of RAW images, so I mainly stick with Canon's viewer (still slow) or Photoshop's built in viewer (slow, but PS is right there). I've used Portfolio in the past, and I generally liked it, especially with JPGs. Talk about a quick load.

Anyway, ACDsee is fine, but when it comes down to it, they all do the same thing. Just pick what you like best and run with it. For me, that's Photoshop.







   Wed Dec 8, 2004    Reply         

My favorite:
http://gthumb.sourceforge.net/
It works well on gentoo linux.

   Mon Jan 24, 2005    Reply         

QUOTE (haseeb)

Hey guys which iamg veiwer do you use?
I use acd see because it is the powerfull tool to see images and its new version has released acd see 7.0.Now you tell me which one do you use for seeing images.
ok :)
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   Thu Oct 27, 2005    Reply         

Purely as a viewer, I tend to use Faststone

   Fri Oct 28, 2005    Reply         

You guys should try using Picassa too. I've got both IrfanView and Picassa installed, and Picassa of late has evolved into a really powerful viewer + picture cataloging & maintainance software. ACDSee used to be my favourite till maybe version 5. After that it's become really bulky and quite unstable too.

   Fri Oct 28, 2005    Reply         

I use FastStone Image Viewer when I actually want to make quick changes (cropping, taking out the red-eye, adjusting contrast/colors/etc.)...but when I just want to look at the pic, I use the XP viewer.

And I like the FastStone thing because it's free (check download.com) and works really well for the basic stuff that I do. (Not a graphic artist - just want my digital pix to look decent.)

But when I really want to get creative, I go to my school's digital lab and use their copy of Paint Shop Pro (because I can't justify buying my own copy).

   Fri Oct 28, 2005    Reply         

I used to use IrfanView, but it started to annoy me how glitchy it was. Plus, the icons were not all that great.

At the moment, I have Fireworks as the defualt viewer (editor) for PSD and PNG. The rest are opened with the default Windows 2000 image viewer, aka Internet Explorer. On the machine I use for the Internet, I use the default viewer. There is nothing wrong with it and I find it useful and reliable (unlike so much of MS stuff).

   Fri Oct 28, 2005    Reply         

On Windows I still use IrfanView, due to I don't need anything special, I like it, but it has some things I don't like about it.. I use the view as filmstrip and it is enough for me. On linux for pictures viewing as default I have gthumb viewer and some others, just that I had problems with some for viewing animated gifs.

   Sat Oct 29, 2005    Reply         

I use FastStone. It is awsome.

Download it here:
http://www.faststone.org/FSViewerDetail.htm

   Sun Dec 25, 2005    Reply         

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