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SneakPeek Photo is the first Quick Look Plugin geared specifically for photographers. No longer do you have to import a picture into a photo application just to get detailed information about the shot. With SneakPeek Photo simply click on the unopened photo file (no matter where it is, even on your card reader) and hit the space bar. Up pops the picture into a large view that immediately gives you the detailed information you need. On the top bar, the much needed basics such as the type of file, its size, f-stop, focal length, color Sfile (sRGB, ProPhoto, etc) even a mini histogram. But there's
What's New
Version 1.1:
- Compatible with Mac OS X 10.7 Lion with updated look.
- Improved stability.
- Fixed the "missing" Picture Style icon in the toolbar.
- Miscellaneous bug-fixes.
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later.
Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later.
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SneakPeek Photo User Discussion (Write a Review)
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| Downloads:2,823 |
| Version Downloads:639 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Image Editing |
| License:Demo |
| Date:09 Sep 2011 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price: $9.95 |
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SneakPeek Photo is the first Quick Look Plugin geared specifically for photographers. No longer do you have to import a picture into a photo application just to get detailed information about the shot. With SneakPeek Photo simply click on the unopened photo file (no matter where it is, even on your card reader) and hit the space bar. Up pops the picture into a large view that immediately gives you the detailed information you need. On the top bar, the much needed basics such as the type of file, its size, f-stop, focal length, color Sfile (sRGB, ProPhoto, etc) even a mini histogram. But there's much more. Also on this view you'll see buttons which will give you Exif data, all the camera settings, a Loupe View with high resolution zooms, and a large Histogram to see the blueprint of your shot. If the photo is geotagged, you'll not only see the coordinates, but a nifty map of where the picture was taken. Plus there's even a link to a more detailed map online.
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Wnp reviewed on 03 Mar 2011
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Andyrogers reviewed on 24 May 2010
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Umijin reviewed on 15 Apr 2010
The loupe function is a bit odd, and that's where I have my issues. First, it can be active all the time, inactive all the time, or triggered with the caps lock key. Unfortunately, I found the loupe difficult to trigger with caps lock key. It worked for my NEF (Nikon Raw) files, but not consistently with the jpeg copies of those files, or JPEG originals from my point and shoot. It seems you have to click on caps lock, then choose or scroll to the image; you can't have it selected already.
I would suggest making the loupe pop up in the window if you hold down a modifier key (like option or control?), or at least turn on while you have the preview window open with the caps lock key.
My other comment is about support and feedback for the developer and the product site. The in-app info box says to go to the website for info and tips. There is minimal info, and no real tips that I can see. Furthermore, there is no clear way to send feedback to the developer via the app or the website. This is a must, particularly for a product that needs some work still.
Looking forward to seeing future versions.
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Drdul reviewed on 14 Apr 2010
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Leoofborg reviewed on 16 Mar 2010
1/ I find that some b&w or grayscale jpgs will cause the quicklook daemon to crash. I sent Code Line the files that cause this on March 7th and I have yet to hear back.
2/ So, they install a prefpane along with the plugin, right? You'd think there's an 'On/Off' switch like with Squeeze, Time Machine, etc.. but nooooo. So if you do get this crash you must de-install.
4 stars for what it is when it works, -1 for no support, -1 for no 'off' switch for when I just want normal Quicklook. And I should add another -1 for making me install / de-install and waste time. This needs more polish.
There it is.
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Zapp Brannigan reviewed on 29 Dec 2009
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