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2 edits | [POLL] Image Viewers - 2008 Members Choice
Wikipedia's definition of an Image Viewer is a computer program that displays a stored graphical image; it can often handle various graphics file formats. Such software usually renders the image according to properties of the display such as color depth and display resolution.
One may use a full-featured bitmap graphics editors (such as Photoshop or the GIMP) as an image viewer. But these have editing functionality one may not need. A simple viewer lacks much of this functionality and therefore starts faster. Also, viewers do have simple functionalities that editors usually lack, such as stepping through all the images in a folder (possibly as a slideshow).
If I've forgotten a viewer that you're using please list it along with a link if possible.
Thanks steve1a  for last years poll. |
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lilhurricane
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Thanks for the [POLL], FB..well done 
I voted for Infranview..as it's primarily what I use, and works well enough for my purposes.
MS Paint is my backup. |
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Sentinel
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I voted for ACDSee but I am using 2.43. I would not use a newer version. |
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System default is Irfanview because of the plug-ins and extra functions. FastStone is the stand alone when I go rooting through folders looking for specific things.
(Have folder default set to details, removed thumbnail default view for picture folders, so a stand-alone viewer is very handy for me, and FastStone is a very nice one).
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MarkAW
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IrfanView-default
Paint.Net
Gimp2
XnView
Other Project dogwaffle
other FreeSerifSoftware |
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dadkins
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By just clicking the images, Microsoft Fax & Piucture Viewer.
For other times, Irfanview.
I prefer Irfanview.
Great Poll BTW!
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Pathfinder
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IrfanView has done it for me for many years. |
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tmaertin
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I use Nero PhotoViewer because I am lazy and it came with the rest of Nero.
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Great poll, FB! I primarily use PhotoFiltre or an old version I have of Graphic Workshop Professional.
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exocet_cm
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IrfanView here! I've been using it for A SUPER long time and will never give it up! |
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For me, Irfanview is a must have "plug-in" for the Windows OS. As a simple viewer, which this poll seems to suggest, I don't think it can be beat. It's capable of much more like many of the other programs, but that's just a bonus. At least read about the keyboard shortcuts! |
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Jrb2
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Thanks FB for the poll !
Using CompuPic Pro for years, but I have to admit that I wonder why it hasn't been upgraded for years. Maybe "if it ain't broken....", I don't know... |
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dvd536
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said by Sentinel :I voted for ACDSee but I am using 2.43. I would not use a newer version. Thats what I use. the later ones bundle too much crapware.
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antiserious
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Thanks for starting off the new round of polls, fourboxers.
In XP I use XnView, in Linux I use either Eye Of Gnome, or F-Spot. or Gwenview, or DigiKam to view, depending on the distro. I use Gimp to edit.
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cork1958
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Yay, Irfanview!!
I have used it for years. Great little freebie!! |
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AZinOH
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Another vote for Irfanview. Great image viewer, highly recommended. Started many years ago with Vueprint and still have it, but Irfanview is the better choice. |
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chrisretusn
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I put a check in the "other" box. I have been using PMView Pro for many years and have found nothing that fits my needs better. I also use Picasa2.
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Kabanos
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Graphic Workshop Professional
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Other (please state which): SnagIt Editor
»www.techsmith.com/learn/snagit/c···7102.asp
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blackdragon1
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MSeng
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Other = Windows Photo Gallery (for Vista). |
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