#Amazon prime arcsoft photostudio 5.5 full#
#Amazon prime arcsoft photostudio 5.5 software#

If Faststone had that I'd be happy with a single viewer.

It allows you to quickly scroll through all your images regardless where they are stored. My primary viewer is Faststone but I also use Picasa - the thing I really like about it is the ability to easily view files across directory boundaries. I know what you mean about accidental taps my wife was showing her 'brag' shots on her iPad, and it was a comedy of errors. If you don't like Picasa, it uninstalls in a flash without leaving any traces. You don't have to open the program at any stage, and if you don't want to edit or do anything else, that's fine. When installed, it becomes the default viewer which includes an easy zoom feature, and it handles slide shows.

#Amazon prime arcsoft photostudio 5.5 software#

I have lost count of the number of times I've loaded photos onto my Win10 tablet to show to (elderly and non-IT-literate) family members, and within seconds someone will be saying 'I don't know what I just touched but the screen's now tiny, upside-down, and in black and white.' I often have to hold the tablet and do the swiping for them as the software is so unforgiving of an accidental tap.

On a non-touch device I'd like to press a key or scroll the mouse for prev/nextДЄND THAT'S ALL.

Swipe to next/previous photo on a touch device.

#Amazon prime arcsoft photostudio 5.5 full#

Full screen option that stays on (unlike the MS offering that jumps out of full screen when you touch the screen.

I would just like a viewer that I can just point at a folder. I don't want something that sorts my photos or tags them, or edits them. I am happy to pay for software if it does the job.ДЄny suggestions for photo viewing software for Windows 10? Frankly anything would be better than the built-in offering. If it covered other formats (ideally CR2) that would be a bonus. I'd be happy with something that just handled jpgs. A search via Google tosses up (as you say) many, many choices, and that was the reason for my question - I was asking for some help in filtering out the dross. I used the word Viewer rather than Browser which maybe my bad, but I just tried with Browser too and - nothing. Sorry, I do appreciate it is annoying when a member asks a question that is already covered, but I did do a forum search first. What about the free Mfg software that came with your camera? Search the forum, search via Google. Search for Irfran Viewer, FastStone, FastRAW Viewer, Fast Picture Viewer, ACDSee, ThumbPlus, there are MANY, MANY, MANY choices. You don't say if it's for Jpegs, RAW, Tifs, PSDs, any combo or all of these? Free or Paid? Search the forums FIRST, ASK your question AFTER (if you still need to).