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| Downloads:40,031 |
| Version Downloads:11,946 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Image Editing |
| License:Free |
| Date:30 Aug 2009 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price:Free |
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+2
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Eidorian reviewed on 26 Jul 2007
-1
+20
Aikousha reviewed on 22 Sep 2006
Here is how it stands for me:
1. Reprogramming keys doesn't work right anymore. If changed, they just become non-functional and beep at you. I use the left and right arrows as default backwards and forwards, but if re-located these keys just stop working, period.
2. The image used to, every once in a while not draw the whole screen, now it is a constant. It draws only parts, leaving large sections as either black, or white, resizing the window sometimes works, but rarely. This happens in all view forms... Single/manga/american, 1:1/pagewidth/fullscreen. The parts left out aren't even consistent. If you come back to an image, often a different part doesn't draw.
3.Several image types that are now native to the Mac aren't supported (or don't work), like .bmp.
4. Using fullscreen (or near fullscreen) can be hazardous, as at some points the display area just freaks out mapping other parts of the desktop as twisted hash inside the display area. Resizing the window, larger and smaller, often gets rid of the "freak."
I want to love this app, but it seems to be dying slowly.
1.5GB G4 1.2Ghz AGP, Cinema Display, OSX 10.3.7 - OSX 10.4.7
If the image problems are corrected (and the key mapping fixed), this would get 5s across the board.
+3
ARES reviewed on 22 Aug 2006
Anonymous reviewed on 15 Oct 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 06 Oct 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 04 Aug 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 03 Jul 2005
- voice recognition disabled by default
- pre-rendering of next image (I *hate* having to wait a couple of seconds for the image to render after I've hit 'next')
- better image scaling, specifically the ability to grow the viewport dynamically on a per-image basis, and to only reduce an image resolution if it is larger than the maximum allowed window size.
- directory awareness: open one image in a directory of images, and then be able to navigate between the entire directory's contents
Here's hoping all of the above make it into v1.0 :)
Anonymous reviewed on 12 Jun 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 22 Feb 2005
-1
-1
+1
+3
Aacuna4560 rated on 25 Sep 2011