Pros & Cons: Fast, lots of features, very manageable, many plug-ins. Just by looking at the thumbnails, you can see which images contain EXIF, IPTC, XMP and GPS information. Review details Interface; Features; Ease of use; Value; Recommend to a friend? Powerful if you must have free.

To my surprise I noticed right away that XnView has improved its ablity to handle image metadata. It’s pretty simple. on 2017-03-11 It displays images very quickly and they can be viewed in full screen, as thumbnails, as slideshows, or arranged in different lists and according to many options for sorting them out. Our Verdict. Version: 0.92. And so on. I liked XnView the most, because: XnView scales well in Windows 7 Ultimate x64 on 150% DPI.

I was looking for two specific IrfanView features: renaming and deleting files on the fly through keyboard commands as one leafs through the pictures in a directory, and XnViewMP allows both. Excellent Lightroom and Picasa alternative. I’ve been playing for a few hours with the online gallery generation capability in XnView. WOW!!! Hmmm…maybe nobody…I just heard it somewhere :) . It doesn't even have an interface when you use it (there's one for the settings though), it just lives in a context menu. March 2017 - 09:30. Hoping that the development continues. It's so tiny why not have both tools in your toolbox? AlternativeTo is a free service that helps you find better alternatives to the products you love and hate.

But this is best I've found so far in the Mac world and ironically it's not a native Mac product! Pixlr Editor is more advanced … Fast, lots of features, very manageable, many plug-ins. It looks a little intimidating but ended up being pretty straightforward. The newer version is supposed to be much faster (and makes good use of multi-core CPUs). And unfortunately the keyboard shortcuts for enlarge/resize while in fullscreen mode do not work for me. I know it doesn't feel like a Mac app but give this a chance. The thumbnail window can fit your preferences with several layouts and sizes; this is especially useful when displaying panoramic images in preview mode (see screenshot). If you're looking for a free image viewer and basic editor, I suggest to try XnView first. XnView has an option to show image properties (EXIF information), such as date taken, camera model that was used to take that image etc., in program's title bar. Latest Beta is 0.51 This is great! It’s latest version however support XMP.

All my invaluable digital memories are safe and secure. Tags: image-viewer, photo-viewer, image-organizer, photo-organizer.