yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa me 2ICE said:ACDSee
well i havent used any other.. thats d reason![]()





I would be using it if I was in XP. In Vista, I'm using IrfanView.Ranhiru said:I can count on this Micrsoft Picture and Fax Viewer! I mean it loadz quickly and and is not much of trouble! Simple and Sweet!![]()
Irfan View, hmmm... although hav seen the setup file on cds, never triedAnusha said:I've moved to IrfanView because it is very fast in rendering the images. It doesn't use antialiasing filters as most of the other viewers use. IMO, for just viewing purposes, that extra bit of quality improvement is not worth it, if it takes too long to render the image. Eg: it takes only 200 milliseconds to render a 4MPixel image in my PC with IrfanView.
ACDSee Pro 2.0 (still in beta) also has a very fast image rendering engine, but it's still in the beta and it crashed too often.


You care abt fast in image rendering???


Macromedia Fireworks for editingchamithal said:Viewing - Windows picture n fax viewer
Editing - Paint.NET

It's ACDSee Pro 2shanX said:Irfan View, hmmm... although hav seen the setup file on cds, never tried
B4 gettin used to Windows Picture and Fax Viewer in XP, I used several versions of ACDsee, its just awesome
You care abt fast in image rendering???
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Well, isnt ACDsee 2, an old version??![]()
kAnusha said:It's ACDSee Pro 2
http://www.acdseepro.com/
(as in Premiere Pro 2 = 8th Premiere?)
About the rendering time....It's not a problem when the CPU is idle. But if the CPU is at full load and I wanna open an image, it will take too long, it the program is not optimized for faster viewing.


fazaal24 said:"used" b'cuz..i dnt use XP anymore..
in vista the default viewr..Image Gallery![]()
same hereAnusha said:It's ACDSee Pro 2
http://www.acdseepro.com/
(as in Premiere Pro 2 = 8th Premiere?)
About the rendering time....It's not a problem when the CPU is idle. But if the CPU is at full load and I wanna open an image, it will take too long, it the program is not optimized for faster viewing.

I just checked the image viewing capabilities of Vista's Windows Photo Gallery Viewer and IrfanView while the CPU is 100% at load (think of a video encoding scenario). It only took 1 second for IrfanView to show the image. WPGV took more than 5 seconds. It was a 4MPixel (2560x1600) wallpaper from Mac OSX.shanX said:k
Anyway am using WPFV, coz of its simplicity, rather than installing ACDsee![]()

Mine too, because of the CPU and VGA. Both give 4.9.Dath said:Coool my one counts only 3.1![]()
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b,cas of VGA
(Vista gives 4.8 for 2.8GHz Pentium D!!! WTF?!!!) 