Working with images, you often need to quickly preview them before performing
certain actions. Normal image viewers are not very helpful. You need to start
a viewer, wait while it loads, and then close it. The Windows Explorer Thumbnail
View mode does show small image previews for all images in a folder. But, it
significantly slows down browsing and you see fewer files in a window.
Normally, you use a pop-up menu to perform most of these actions. Click on
an image with the right mouse button, and you'll get a list of available actions.
It would be nice to see image previews right there in the pop-up menu in addition
to action items.
Shellviewer offers a new look at an old problem. The program inserts image
previews into pop-up menus. Just right click an image to perform operations
on the image you are working with. Shellviewer smoothly integrates into the
Windows shell. It can be executed from anywhere with a right mouse click, whether
it's a normal Explorer window, Desktop or File Save/Open dialogs.
Shellviewer supports more than 30 image file formats. In addition to the image
previews, Shellviewer extracts additional textual information from graphic files.
Most of the modern digital cameras include information about camera characteristics,
optical conditions and other parameters into every image. Shellviewer allows
you to select parameters to show in pop-up menus.
Shellviewer also includes a fast and easy-to-use image viewer that can be invoked
in cases where you need to see a larger image and to play with the zoom.
An innovative approach, true ease-of-use and a low price: all this makes Shellviewer
a must-have utility for anyone who works with image files.
