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You can change the skin of FastStone Image Viewer if you prefer a different style (MacX, Windows XP, Windows Classic etc). Or you can right click on the screen to get some basic navigation and editing options. When you are viewing your images in full-screen mode you can still access the different tools by hovering your mouse over the four corners of the screen, which is a useful trick and helps make the program more user friendly. But the drop down menus are well organized and logical, which makes it much easier to access the options you need. It's not immediately obvious what all the buttons at the top of the screen do and it over complicates the layout. Over-complicated layoutįastStone Image Viewer's interface looks a bit outdated and it's much too busy. FastStone Image Viewer also supports touch interface input. Other features include batch converting into PDF, JPG, PNG and TIFF files and the option to take screen captures and add text, lines and shapes in the Draw Board menu. There are also the standard tools for resizing, cropping, brightness/darkness adjustment, sharpness/blur, grayscale and red-eye removal, as well as more advanced tools for adjusting levels, curves and lighting. Or, if you happen to be working with 3D, FastStone Image Viewer also offers a very effective bump map option that will serve you well for texturing. You can perform quick edits to really bring out the best in your pics, such as adding a stylish frame that acts as a mask to reduce the sharp edges, or adding borders, watermarks, and sketch and oil painting effects. However, FastStone Image Viewer goes beyond simply displaying images. Other options include the ability to compare up to four images side by side so you can decide which ones you want to keep, as well as tag your images (with location) and view EXIF information (camera settings and scene data). The program also offers an option to check out individual pictures in full-screen mode and as a slideshow with different background effects, as well as the ability to zoom and magnify your photos. First off, there is the standard file browser that displays thumbnails of your images with a preview window for the file that is currently selected.

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XnView also uses standard digikam-style XMP sidecars so if your other software supports that standard, tags will survive between them.FastStone Image Viewer comes with a great range of image viewing options. I have both (even paid for Fast Stone) but I've ended up using XnView MP instead, as it currently offers just a little more.

You can (as with Fast Stone) assign a keyboard shortcut to open the selected file in any one of several programs, so the viewer can function as a dispatcher of sorts. However, I agree with others that I use a better bitmap editor for anything above trivial stuff.

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There's also XnView MP which has star ratings and color tagging, basic editing tools (levels, curves, etc.), runs on Linux / Windows / Mac and is free. Then, see those grades in Lightroom and do my editing and exporting there. My current Lightroom workflow is star images as Delete - 0 Star - 1 star - 2 Star as a first round, so to be able to quickly view the RAW (or jpeg) images in FastStone and grade them in a way Lightroom can see is all I need. My thought would be to use it strictly to view the images, not to edit. You can display the RAW data but no colors or optics corrections applied so not at all a Raw converterīut still very usefull, I am mainly using it to compare different versions of tiffs coming from my true RAW processors also to cull initially my new RAW pictures and send them to my true RAW processors, by launching à program or by copy Paste to an open one Yes Faststone very fast very usefull to cull ,compare classified directly from your foldersīy défaut it display the jpg embedded, not always the same resolution as the raw data, But I don't care, because a jpeg is just fine for culling (seeing if a portrait subject's eyes are closed, etc). When I click on a raw image n FastStone, I have no idea if I am seeing the converted raw data or the embedded jpg. It is free, So why not just try it for yourself.

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But I love it for culling because it displays the image full screen and it is my default viewer when I click on an image attached to an email, etc. But I prefer more advanced (paid) software as an editor. I have used this software solely as an image viewer for 15-20 years.

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