Thumbnails of currently open files
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Thumbnails of currently open files
Hi,
I have just started using PhotoFiltre and I think it looks very promising indeed.
I think an essential part of any image editor is a thumbnail browser showing the currently open images. This allows you to switch between open images much more easily than by using the Window menu.
Less important is a low-resolution real-time preview for the Rotate function, rather than having to specify a rotation angle and wait for it to be applied, only to find out that it was the wrong angle.
Thanks for a great editor.
Regards,
I have just started using PhotoFiltre and I think it looks very promising indeed.
I think an essential part of any image editor is a thumbnail browser showing the currently open images. This allows you to switch between open images much more easily than by using the Window menu.
Less important is a low-resolution real-time preview for the Rotate function, rather than having to specify a rotation angle and wait for it to be applied, only to find out that it was the wrong angle.
Thanks for a great editor.
Regards,
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Thanks for your reply.
Window/Tile is not very useful because once you maximize one of the tiled images to view it, the rest of the open images disappear. Then if you want to view another image, you have to select Window/Tile again. This is not a good solution.
Also, Window/Tile changes the zoom factor of all open images.
As far as space is concerned, the thumbnail browser could be toggled on or off.
I know I wouldn't mind allowing some space for it.
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Jacko
Window/Tile is not very useful because once you maximize one of the tiled images to view it, the rest of the open images disappear. Then if you want to view another image, you have to select Window/Tile again. This is not a good solution.
Also, Window/Tile changes the zoom factor of all open images.
As far as space is concerned, the thumbnail browser could be toggled on or off.
I know I wouldn't mind allowing some space for it.
Regards,
Jacko
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I'm not talking about the Image explorer, which browses the images that exist on disk (although the Image explorer is very useful).
I'm talking about browsing images which are currently being edited.
So for example if I open an image in PhotoFiltre, then on the left hand side (for example), there would be a thumbnail of that picture, and on the right hand side, the picture itself. Then if I choose Image/Duplicate, there would be two thumbnails on the left hand side, and two copies of the picture on the right hand side, and so on.
Such a browser would allow multiple edited versions of the same image, to be easily compared, without having to save anything to disk.
I hope you can figure out how to do this.
Thanks for your time.
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Jacko
I'm talking about browsing images which are currently being edited.
So for example if I open an image in PhotoFiltre, then on the left hand side (for example), there would be a thumbnail of that picture, and on the right hand side, the picture itself. Then if I choose Image/Duplicate, there would be two thumbnails on the left hand side, and two copies of the picture on the right hand side, and so on.
Such a browser would allow multiple edited versions of the same image, to be easily compared, without having to save anything to disk.
I hope you can figure out how to do this.
Thanks for your time.
Regards,
Jacko
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Hi jacko,
my english is'nt very perfect, but i had correctly your question understood.
However PF is an "in motion" development, and from 6 month it has several releases known.
The reality is to day, and to do that you describe, you can play with undo and redo, display the pictures with Window/Tile, or save the different steps of your work to compare their look. with a quick browser. Each one his job !
For next releases, what is useful ? A big monster with a lot of marginal options ?
The reason why many people prefer PF than other great references, is his simplicity and intuitive features, without any lost of quality requirements.
You are right to talk and request a new feature, but before to invest a lot of hours, this feature would be greatly useful for most of users.
So long and have many satisfactions with the present release of PF.
my english is'nt very perfect, but i had correctly your question understood.

However PF is an "in motion" development, and from 6 month it has several releases known.
The reality is to day, and to do that you describe, you can play with undo and redo, display the pictures with Window/Tile, or save the different steps of your work to compare their look. with a quick browser. Each one his job !
For next releases, what is useful ? A big monster with a lot of marginal options ?
The reason why many people prefer PF than other great references, is his simplicity and intuitive features, without any lost of quality requirements.
You are right to talk and request a new feature, but before to invest a lot of hours, this feature would be greatly useful for most of users.
So long and have many satisfactions with the present release of PF.

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There is a review of Photoshop Elements 3 at:pvsurfer a écrit :Jacko~
That would indeed be a very nice feature - how sure are you that PSE3 can do that?
~pv
http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/adobeelements3/
which says:
"there is an expandable organize bin with thumbnails of currently open images"
I don't have Photoshop Elements 3, but I've had Adobe PhotoDeluxe 4 for years now and it does it also. In fact, it's the only reason why I still use PhotoDeluxe; I would much rather use PhotoFiltre if this was added to it.
Regards,
Jacko
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