JPEGView is a small and fast viewer/editor for JPEG, BMP, PNG, GIF and TIFF images. It is designed to view images from digital cameras full screen and with highest quality possible.
Basic image editing functionality is provided in JPEGView for allowing to correct typical parameters as color cast, high/low contrast and under- or overexposure very quickly and interactively during review of the images.[advt]
JPEGView does not replace a full-blown image editor, but as the program contains most of the commonly-used functions, such an editor will just be needed less often. JPEG View is a free Open source alternative. It can, despite its name open several image formats including JPEG, PNG, TIFF or Gif. The photo viewer sports a minimalistic design that hides most features under the surface. The program displays a file browser on startup to pick a single image or folder for viewing.
JPEG View displays the selected picture and a set of basic controls once an image has been loaded. The controls at the bottom disappear after some time, and offer standard functionality like rotating the image, loading the next or previous image, loading the first or last image of the folder, displaying EXIF information or switching to windowed or full screen mode.
The application loads the images fast. Advanced users on the other hand can tweak the image viewer to their liking, from changing the color saturation, sharpening or default color balance, to switching to a windowed startup mode, changing cpu cores usage and the quality of the down sampling filter.
JPEG View is a very fast, and feature rich image viewer for the Windows operating system.
Features
- Simple, and easy to use
- Requires only 800k, but will effectively use more memory to run faster
- Produces some of the highest-quality images available on the Macintosh
- Decompresses images faster than almost any other Macintosh image software
- Provides an excellent user-configurable slide show
- Automatically scales images to fit on your monitor
- Has handy full screen windows (without the menubar) for large images
- Supports multiple-monitor systems extremely well
- Native code takes full advantage of PowerMacintosh systems
- Comes with a cool colorful JPEG test image
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