I am looking for a image viewer to allow me to better sort images
that have been sequenced from multiple directories.
Eg: image 1 from directory A image 2 from directory C etc...
directories and images may not be alphabetical.
Does anyone have some other suggestion or favoriate image viewer.
Ask around please.
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I would prefer to be able to simultaniously...
* Display a collection of images in the order specified (not sorting)
* Show TWO thumbnailed directories of images at the same time
(drag and drop between directories of course)
* Display a selected image from either a collection of directory
* Open a new directory basied on an image in the collection.
And if at all posible
* specify positions (or reuse old positions)
* the file list for the image collection
* which two directories to be displayed
either by remote control (other program) or command line.
The closest viewers I have found to do this is
XV this is a very very very old viewer
With multiple 'visual indexer'
but no collections (other then a command line list of images)
Unfortunatally while I can ask it to open a directory index
and it can open multiple directory indexes, only one can be
specified from the command line! The second has to be determined
and opened by navagation (not even select directory from image
viewed).
Good: multiple directory thumbnail lists!
Bad: can open multiple directorys from command line.
GQview
Can have a collection of images in random order given via the
command line. You can even resize the collection so you can
place images in pairs side-by-side. It will only show ONE
directory list. It also does not let you see WHAT directory some
random image in the collection is in.
Good: collections of random list lists
Bad: One directly list only, hard to navagate!
And neither viewer can open a directory basied on an image in a
collection, GQview not even letting tell where an image comes from!
Anthony Thyssen ( System Programmer ) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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